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Get your daily dose of current events with a Biblical World View. Roger takes current events and brings them down to the bottom line. No opinionated spins…just the facts with solid focus on truth while staying away from over-sensationalized opinions.

Roger is a lifelong Southern California resident who tends to lean more on the conservative side of the political equation, but is open to thoughtful (wise) and respectful (considerate) debate.

In 1983 Roger launched his radio career, adding network television responsibilities in October of 1992, and since then has been involved with network television commercial billboards (“sponsored by”) for the FOX network.

Roger is currently Host of “The Bottom Line” on KBRITE, K-CBC, KLTT, & KLDC highlighting current events with a Biblical World view and breaking them down to the bottom line – no opinionated spins, no bias, and no over-sensationalized opinions – just the hard facts with solid focus on truth.

There’s so much in the media about all of the problems in the world today; “The Bottom Line” is about solutions. This isn’t a question of “Us vs. Them” anymore. “The Bottom Line” features informative, topical and thought-provoking conversation to help listeners get a better understanding of why you believe what you believe, and how to live out that faith to help others.

Roger Marsh is a pastor, author and veteran of more than 40 years of broadcasting. Roger is an ordained minister and graduated from the Niagara Lutheran Theological Institute after completing undergraduate studies in Business Administration at Cal State Fullerton and Business Management at Azusa Pacific University. For more than a decade, Roger served as Assistant Pastor for Lutheran Church of the Cross in South Orange County, California. He is co-author of the book, Internet Protect Your Kids and has traveled extensively throughout the U.S. speaking to parents about youth and family issues. 

Roger and his wife, Lisa,  have been blessed with a beautiful, blended family consisting of two sons, four daughters, and three sons-in-law. In addition, they are the grandparents of six (3 girls and 3 boys). 

Along with hosting “The Bottom Line,” Roger has also served as the announcer/studio co-host for Dr. James Dobson’s Family Talk since 2016, and has worked as a staff announcer for the FOX television network for more than 30 years.

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Get your daily dose of current events with a Biblical World View. Roger takes current events and brings them down to the bottom line. No opinionated spins…just the facts with solid focus on truth while staying away from over-sensationalized opinions. Roger is a lifelong Southern California resident who tends to lean more on the conservative side of the political equation, but is open to thoughtful (wise) and respectful (considerate) debate. In 1983 Roger launched his radio career, adding network television responsibilities in October of 1992, and since then has been involved with network television commercial billboards (“sponsored by”) for the FOX network. Roger is currently Host of “The Bottom Line” on KBRITE, K-CBC, KLTT, & KLDC highlighting current events with a Biblical World view and breaking them down to the bottom line – no opinionated spins, no bias, and no over-sensationalized opinions – just the hard facts with solid focus on truth. There’s so much in the media about all of the problems in the world today; “The Bottom Line” is about solutions. This isn’t a question of “Us vs. Them” anymore. “The Bottom Line” features informative, topical and thought-provoking conversation to help listeners get a better understanding of why you believe what you believe, and how to live out that faith to help others. Roger Marsh is a pastor, author and veteran of more than 40 years of broadcasting. Roger is an ordained minister and graduated from the Niagara Lutheran Theological Institute after completing undergraduate studies in Business Administration at Cal State Fullerton and Business Management at Azusa Pacific University. For more than a decade, Roger served as Assistant Pastor for Lutheran Church of the Cross in South Orange County, California. He is co-author of the book, Internet Protect Your Kids and has traveled extensively throughout the U.S. speaking to parents about youth and family issues. Roger and his wife, Lisa, have been blessed with a beautiful, blended family consisting of two sons, four daughters, and three sons-in-law. In addition, they are the grandparents of six (3 girls and 3 boys). Along with hosting “The Bottom Line,” Roger has also served as the announcer/studio co-host for Dr. James Dobson’s Family Talk since 2016, and has worked as a staff announcer for the FOX television network for more than 30 years.

Get your daily dose of current events with a Biblical World View. Roger takes current events and brings them down to the bottom line. No opinionated spins…just the facts with solid focus on truth while staying away from over-sensationalized opinions.

Roger is a lifelong Southern California resident who tends to lean more on the conservative side of the political equation, but is open to thoughtful (wise) and respectful (considerate) debate.

In 1983 Roger launched his radio career, adding network television responsibilities in October of 1992, and since then has been involved with network television commercial billboards (“sponsored by”) for the FOX network.

Roger is currently Host of “The Bottom Line” on KBRITE, K-CBC, KLTT, &amp; KLDC highlighting current events with a Biblical World view and breaking them down to the bottom line – no opinionated spins, no bias, and no over-sensationalized opinions – just the hard facts with solid focus on truth.

There’s so much in the media about all of the problems in the world today; “The Bottom Line” is about solutions. This isn’t a question of “Us vs. Them” anymore. “The Bottom Line” features informative, topical and thought-provoking conversation to help listeners get a better understanding of why you believe what you believe, and how to live out that faith to help others.

Roger Marsh is a pastor, author and veteran of more than 40 years of broadcasting. Roger is an ordained minister and graduated from the Niagara Lutheran Theological Institute after completing undergraduate studies in Business Administration at Cal State Fullerton and Business Management at Azusa Pacific University. For more than a decade, Roger served as Assistant Pastor for Lutheran Church of the Cross in South Orange County, California. He is co-author of the book, Internet Protect Your Kids and has traveled extensively throughout the U.S. speaking to parents about youth and family issues. 

Roger and his wife, Lisa,  have been blessed with a beautiful, blended family consisting of two sons, four daughters, and three sons-in-law. In addition, they are the grandparents of six (3 girls and 3 boys). 

Along with hosting “The Bottom Line,” Roger has also served as the announcer/studio co-host for Dr. James Dobson’s Family Talk since 2016, and has worked as a staff announcer for the FOX television network for more than 30 years.

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