Troy A. Miller, NRB president & CEO, joined Luke McElroy on The Monochrome Podcast hosted by SALT Community. They unpacked insights from the latest study NRB conducted with the Barna Group. Miller shared about the shifting landscape in Christian communications, from how Americans engage with faith-based content to why Christian media is more trusted than ever.
“The local church is the most important entity we have in the body of Christ,” Miller said. “And the new public square is digital and very decentralized, …so there’s no one area that really has the full corner of the audience. …We need to be in the places where the people are if we’re going to reach them with the hope of the Gospel.”
They also discussed the relevance of NRB within the broader public discourse, with its impact extending beyond traditional broadcasting into the local church and the broader digital media landscape.
Watch the full interview here:
Mike Farris, NRB general counsel, spoke with Kathryn Post of Religion News Service on NRB’s advocacy efforts to keep AM radio in newly manufactured American vehicles.
“We have more than enough votes to pass it in the House right now,” Farris said.
The article continued:
“A 2025 survey from Barna Group and the National Religious Broadcasters found listeners access Christian radio from multiple sources, with 68% saying they listen to FM stations, 57% a website or app, 38% satellite radio and 37% AM stations.”
Click here to read the full article at Religion News Service.