What is God’s will for my life? It may be more obvious than you think! What about God’s will for the 2020 presidential election? Adam discusses these questions in today’s episode!

Voice of Reason exists to provide Biblical resources for Christians, in order to equip you to defend and proclaim your faith confidently! Today on the Voice of Reason weekly podcast, Adam gives an update on the ministry as well as some exciting things to come!

How should we pray? And why? And what about the so-called “listening prayer?” Is it Biblical? Adam answers these questions in today’s episode!

My new book, “Monsters in the Closet: Exposing Real Threats to Children and Teenagers Within the Home”, is out now! Grab your copy today!

What is the unforgivable sin? Is it possible I have already committed it? What happens to those who have?

“God will never allow you to be put through more than you can bear.” Have you heard that one before? What if I told you it’s nowhere to be found in the Bible?

The signs of the times we are seeing in the world today are eerily similar to those Jesus said we should expect before his return. It’s time for the church to wake up!

The war within social media is possibly more divisive than ever. We hide behind our posts and attack one-another. This is exactly what Satan wants. Adam discusses this issue and how to combat it as the Church in today’s episode!

“Once saved, always saved?” Or can you become “un-saved?” And what about those who were Christians but abandoned the faith? Adam answers this important question in today’s episode. // Enjoying the theme music? Check out more by the artist here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCI8V6TsimXLZ53YE-w8W1zQ

“What about rape and incest?” “What about a woman’s right to choose?” “Won’t abortion continue even if it’s illegal?” Adam addresses all of these objections to the pro-life position and more in today’s episode!

The topic of abortion is one that is heavily debated today, and rightly so. What should be the Christian’s position on the unborn? Adam answers this with clarity from both a Biblical and scientific standpoint.

Too many pastors fall into the trap of thinking every sermon has to be directly applicable and practical to us. Adam addresses the individualism (“me-ism”) of many modern church sermons, and why they are not Biblical.

How should we as Christians approach the topic of alcohol? Is it wrong to drink? How can honor God while still having Christian liberties? Adam addresses those topic in today’s episode!

Is it possible to have assurance of my salvation? What if I still have doubts? What does the Bible say? Adam tackles this important topic and shares his own experience with doubting salvation in today’s episode! Enjoying the theme music? Check out more by the same artist here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCI8V6TsimXLZ53YE-w8W1zQ

What is the Gospel? Adam answers this question in depth!

What is the difference between evangelism and discipleship? What is postmodernism? How do these things apply to the church? Adam joins special guest John Small to discuss!

What does it mean to say that God is sovereign? How do we make sense of God’s sovereignty throughout the current coronavirus pandemic? Adam welcomes special guest Johnny Anthony to the podcast to discuss this topic!

What does the Bible say about “cuss words?” Does bad language really matter? The answer may surprise you!

“It is easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle than for a rich person to enter the Kingdom of Heaven” –Jesus. What does this verse mean?

Why do I feel distant from God? Why don’t I hear God speaking to me? Adam answers these questions in today’s episode!

The Bible may have a lot to say about the current coronavirus pandemic. Adam analyzes Jesus’s parables in Matthew 13.

What does it mean to say that God is a “necessary being”? Was God created? If so, by whom? How can God be eternal? This is the first installment of a series of episodes looking at God’s attributes—the characteristics which make God who He is.

Are we saved by faith alone? Do works play a role in our salvation? What do we make of the verses that seem to indicate that our works play a part in how we get saved?

“If your right eye causes you to sin, cut it out and throw it away.” Is Jesus telling us to mutilate ourselves?