Voice of Reason Radio Chris Hohnholz, Richard Story

This week, as we prepare to enter "Pride Month" in America, there are those who declare it is more important to be loving than theological. However, when we rightly understand Scripture, we recognize there is no biblical love in pride.
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Got Questions - Love Your Neighbor
Got Questions - Phileo Love
Got Questions - Friendship With the World is Enmity With God

This week, Chris and Rich discuss biblical marriage roles in the context of Ephesians 5: 22-33. Husbands and wives are called to certain roles which are defined by their own submission to Christ.
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Submission and Love - Biblical Marriage Defined
AiG Article - Inferior or Equal
 

This week, Rich and Chris talk about how Christians should approach having debates and discussions with their brethren over important topics. While we can certainly engage in passionate discussions, we should always seek to avoid unnecessary divisiveness and look to build one another up in a spirit of humility, compassion, and kindness.
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A Christian Directory, Vol. 4 - Richard Baxter
Got Questions - Why are Christians always arguing?
Got Questions - What does it mean that believers are to be salt and light?

This week, Chris and Rich celebrate God's grace in allowing this podcast to be on the air for 7 years. May this episode bless and entertain you all.
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VOR's Very First Episode

This week we look back at when Chris Huff of Matter of Theology joined VOR. Following the SBC Annual Meeting, we discuss the drift of the denomination, the actions of its leaders, and ask the question: is it time for churches to leave the SBC?
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Donate to "Cessationist" Movie Project
STTK Article: On Rick Warren, Women Pastors, and "Secondary Issues."
Megan Basham Article: Southern Baptists' #MeToo Moment
Tennessean New Site: Live Updates of Annual Meeting 
Dustin Benge Twitter Thread: What is a Pastor?
Rick Warren "Love Letter" to SBC - Video

This week, Chris and Rich discuss the matter of professing Christians who claim to hold to the core tenets of the faith while their practice is at odds with clear biblical teaching. 
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Article - Saying the Right Things Doesn't Necessarily Prove Genuine Christianity
Article - What is Orthopraxy/Orthopraxis?
VOR Episode - The Debate Over Secondary Issues in Scripture