If the ancient Jews had accepted Jesus, they would not have turned him over to Governor Pilate for execution. But didn’t Jesus need to die for our sins? If so, then why in Matthew 23…
Mike Fredenburg substitute hosts for Bob. His special guest is political commentator, Steve Baldwin. Together they talk about the incredible accomplishments of President Trump’s second term after so brief a period of time.
Will we see people like Hitler in heaven if they asked forgiveness at the last minute, or are some so evil that they are beyond a point of no return? ALSO: One of Bob’s listeners…
Jim Berrier joins Bob to talk about Trump’s first week in the White House and his controversial executive orders. Also: (Opening Monologue) President Trump receives a personal lecture while attending what was meant to be…
Continuing with a subject from last week’s show, Bob discusses Isaiah 53, which predicted that prior to ruling Israel, the Messiah would die for our sins and rise from the dead. Also: The correct site…
Bob talks about the so-called Israel/Hamas deal, the so-called peaceful transition of power from Biden to Trump, and Joe’s final Oval Office address to the nation. ALSO: -Bob’s frustration with internet pop up -Trump’s attempt…
Some see Jesus as a mere teacher who made no claims about being the promised Messiah. Bob responds. ALSO: Bob corrects popular historical revision of those denying that Jews have any historical claim to the…
Time: 11:15-12:30 PM Sunday Place: Skyline Church, La Mesa, California Room: M1 (In Mezzanine Section of upper building) Have you ever brought up a controversial subject at the dinner table such as religion or politics,…
Opening Monologue: Bob discusses the horrific Southern California fire and also brings up state and local policies that might have contributed to making it worse. Guest: Mike Fredenburg also talks about the fires along with…
Bob rebukes a common legalism in churches today, judging the posture of another while worshipping. ALSO: -Does God expect us to be rich? -What the church is and what the church isn’t
Opening Monologue: Bob discusses the terrorist attack on New Orleans and many news items previously called “conspiracy theories” which are now being owned up to even by the mainstream media! Guest: In anticipation of Donald…
Bob offers comfort to people whose loved ones died without any evidence of having received Christ. How are they to cope? Should they be making assumptions about their eternal destiny or is it possible that…
While Bob’s Top Ten Holiday Movies have been replayed annually at Christmas time, this new show goes beyond. Bob is joined by his wife Dana to talk about other popular and lessor known films, some…
Bob continues his series on holiday movie reviews. Having shared his Top Ten favorites on the last show, he now moves on to movies that were more problematic. Today starts with a MIXED review, one…
In this special program (recorded originally from Bob’s broadcast show on 12-2-18) Bob goes through the history of Christmas, starting with a defense of miracles such as the Virgin Birth for any who would claim that…
Original airdate 12-9-12 Bob reviews his favorite and least favorite holiday movies including, Miracle on 34th Street, It’s A Wonderful Life, Scrooge, Babes in Toyland, A Christmas Story, Home Alone, Jingle All the Way, How the Grinch Stole…
Repeat program: First broadcast: 12-5-21 Bob and his wife, Dana Siegel discuss their favorite Christmas traditions from childhood and then move on to discuss the nativity narratives from Matthew and Luke. Topics include: -Parents who…
Bob’s producer Brendan Thomas shares his favorite and least favorite Christmas songs and carols. Needless to say, Bob responds with some opinion of his own. Songs discussed include, Blue Christmas, White Christmas, All I Want For…
This reading (see link below) by Bob Siegel is taken from his novel The Dangerous Christmas Ornament. Although part of a much larger adventure, it can still be enjoyed as a self contained story. The reading is…
Bob’s co-host Jim Berrier pays homage to some favorite celebrities who passed away this year from the world of film, television, radio, singing, and sports. Included: Willy Mays, Quincy Jones, Sandra Crouch, Donald Sutherland, Bob…