Bob reviews director Darren Aronofsky’s movie version of Noah and then moves on to defend the Biblical narrative against those who would challenge its accuracy historically and geologically. During the second half of the program,…
Co-host Greg Jarvis talks with Bob about the various standards for membership individual churches and denominations require. How many of these standards can actually be found in the New Testament? Other Topics: -When Christians die,…
Primary Topic: A recent judge ruling about fathers in delivery rooms is tied to the 1973 Roe V Wade decision. This discussion begins roughly 4 minutes into the program and takes up the remainder of…
NOTE FROM BOB SIEGEL: There is nothing about the Hunger Games series which I do not believe could actually happen in our near or far future given the current trends in American culture and human…
Pastor Mark Brenon returns to continue the discussion from last week about predestination and other points of Reformed Theology (Calvinism). A note from Bob Siegel: The idea behind this “encore” discussion was for each…
Bi-vocational pastor, Mark Brenon represents Calvinism while Bob (not exactly an Arminian either) challenges the Calvinist view of predestination. The conversation (which takes up the entire program without commercial interruption) is very friendly and very…
Different types of Bible prophecies are examined and Bob shows the audience how to ask certain questions when viewing a Bible prophecy. Questions include: -Was this prophet talking more about the far future or about…
Continuing a discussion which challenges the idea that the Bible is mysterious and difficult to understand, Bob shows how New Testament parables are actually quite easy to decipher. Other Topics: Christianity: -The Bible Code -Fundamentals…
Guest host Mike Fredenburg discusses both the well known and lesser known fine print in the Affordable Health Care Act.
In order to thoroughly review the latest installment of The Hobbit (The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug) film critic Mark Bubien joins Bob for a discussion about the entire Peter Jackson adaptation of Tolkein’s masterpiece…
In a recent video posted on YouTube, comedian Sarah Silverman asks Jesus His opinion of whether life truly begins in the womb. Bob comments on this video and challenges those who claim that outlawing abortion…
Co-host Greg Jarvis joins Bob for a discussion about how Christians tend to emphasize doctrine more than a relationship with the Spirit of God. While the importance of doctrine is still acknowledged, the need for…
In his first new show of the year, Bob comments on the Duck Dynasty controversy and Robertson’s comments about homosexuality in an interview he did with QG Magazine. At the moment, dust has settled over…
Repeat broadcast: Original air date: 10-20-13 Actress and former Jehovah’s Witness Christine Schinelli talks with Bob about her long time involvement with the Jehovah’s Witnesses. Included in the discussion: -Jehovah’s Witness doctrine, why they are…
Repeat broadcast Original air date: 10-6-13 Less of a formal debate and more of a discussion with differences of opinion, Bob Siegel welcomes back Wesley of the San Diego New Atheists and Agnostics. The tone…
In a repeat broadcast of a favorite radio show which first aired December of 2007, singer, songwriter Sylvia Lange shares her testimony and her music. Sylvia’s uncle is Hugh Martin, famous for composing the hit…
Repeat broadcast Original air date: 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…
Mike Zuccaro, host of KCBQ’s Saturday Night Sock Hop joins Bob for a discussion about faith. Bob talks about how the definition of faith in the Bible was not the “blind faith” that people imply…
Bible Topics: -Are our many translations of the Bible really the big problem people make them out to be? -An examination of Isaiah 53, an accurate prophecy about the death and resurrection of Jesus, written…
Bob Siegel debates Muslim apologist Ijaz Ahmad. The debate is moderated by Mike Fredenburg and runs for the entire program without commercial interruption. NOTES FROM BOB SIEGEL: As with all debates, time limitation prevents…