Would Obama’s “Christianity” be recognized by Jesus? This is one of several important subjects leading into a discussion of liberal and conservative churches. Other Topics: -Christians arrested while evangelizing Muslims. -NAACP calls Tea Parties racist….
THEOLOGY: -How do we account for contradictory religions if God is in the habit of revealing Himself? -Does that natural makeup of our planet, appearing as an invaded paradise, support the Genesis account? -A Discussion…
A wide variety of features are highlighted on our July 4th program: -A call for prayer on behalf of America, set to the background of Dvorak’s New World Symphony, -INTERVIEW: Jennifer Harper from Washington Times:…
Theology: -Why would belief in Jesus be a criteria for going to heaven? Is that really the requirement of a just and loving God? Current Events: -Obama blames Republicans for unemployment -Plugging the oil spill…
I am going to make an outrageous sounding statement, but it is a statement I am prepared to back up: Contrary to popular opinion, I believe a loving God would send people to hell. My…
Theology: -A continuation of Daniel’s prophecy of the 70 weeks of years is authenticated by proving the correct date of Christ’s arrival in Jerusalem. -Why does Jesus teach that more people will end up in…
Film critic Mark Bubien returns to do a final wrap on Lost. KCBQ board tech, Paul Drivas also joins in. Subjects include, heaven and redemption.
Religious Topics: -Mosque At Ground Zero -Does Matthew’s Geneology Contradict Luke’s? -Did Jesus Claim To Be The Messiah? -Daniel’s Calender Predicting the Coming of the Messiah Political Topics: -Obama’s Explanation Of Alleged Bribe -Sarah Palin…
Current Event Topics: -Eric Holder condemns Arizona law without reading it. -Obama says information is a “distraction.” -Mexico’s own immigration policies Christianity: -Nancy Pelosi asks Catholics to get behind immigration reform. -Elderly are forbidden to…
Film critic, Mark Bubien discusses Christian themes in the popular television series, Lost.
Interview: Four candidates for San Diego Superior Court: -Bill Trask -Craig Candelore -Harold Coleman -Larry Kincaid Other Topics: -Comedy Central Cartoon Show About Jesus -American Flag Banished on High School Campus -Oil Spill Ends Up…
Theology Topics: -Does The Bible Speak Of Unicorns? -How Can A Scientific Mind Accept Miracles? -Are Christians To Forgive Even Those Who Do Not Repent? -How Do Jewish People Deal With Old Testament Prophecy Fulfilled…
Topics: -South Park Verses Mecca: Censorship from Muslims -Franklin Graham uninvited to speak at the Pentagon: More censorship from Muslims -Bill Clinton sounds off on Tea Parties: Censorship from a former president (Just so that…
Chuck Austin talks candidly about being a pastor with advice for pastors to open up and make themselves more accountable.
-A public school text book, paid for by your tax dollars, demeans the Bible -A city in Iowa tries to get rid of the name “Good Friday -In several cities, ordinances are forbidding small Bible…
This is a repeat broadcast of last year’s Easter Sunday look back at The Bob Siegel Show over the years, highlighting some interesting phone calls and favorite satirical sketches. Included are: Barack Wants To Be…
Bob’s brother, Paul Siegel calls the show from Jerusalem to talk about the Israeli population’s response to the latest anti-Israeli rhetoric coming from the Obama administration. The historical revision of the Middle East is also…
PRIMARY TOPIC: Guest, Greg Jarvis raises the issue of Christians arguing over unimportant matters such as worship style, which denomination to belong to, etc. Other Topics: -Who is more trustworthy, God or politicians? -Congress pushes…
The Biblical doctrine of Predestination is critiqued. Bob shows how God can draw people to Christ without violating their free will. Other Topics: Theology: -Why does God allow pain and suffering? -Why should one become…
Film critic, Mark Bubien reviews the Oscar nominees and talks about how Hollywood included God and other Christian type themes in this year’s many entries.