Film critic Mark Bubien joins Bob for an important discussion about themes of good and evil in fantasy films and fairy tales. Specific themes include: -The historical revision of stories such as The Wizard of…
This week’s topics: Theology Questions: -Can I accept Christ on my death bed? -Are all sins just as bad to God? -What is the Baptism of the Holy Spirit? -Can Christianity be mixed with Hinduism?…
Bob completes a discussion from last week’s show about the Trinity in the Old Testament, then goes on to justify the doctrine of the Trinity in the New Testament. This discussion takes up the high…
Bob responds to a letter from a Jewish person who insists that Bob cannot call himself both a Jew and a Christian at the same time. Included in the letter is an assertion that the…
Bob’s guest is Dr. Georgy Gounev, a Bulgarian born scholar who got his PhD from the Institute of International Relations, Moscow, Russia. He is an author and lecturer on the issues of radical Islam and the…
Co-host Greg Jarvis joins Bob for a discussion about drawing closer to God during times of trial. Different kinds of trials are discussed: -Trials that teach us things -Trials that teach us nothing -Trials as…
While embracing the gospel message, Bob nevertheless discourages Christians from assuming they know for sure where a loved one is spending eternity, even if they are not certain they accepted Christ. Other Topics: Theology: -Does…
Bob explains why “gospels” such as The Gospel of Thomas, The Gospel of Mary and The Gospel of Phillip do not belong in the New Testament canon. Other Topics: Theology: -Where did the soul…
Bob’s guest is a Christian mother who shares her struggles upon hearing that her grown son calls himself gay. Without condoning the lifestyle, she continues to love her son unconditionally and wants to help other…
Repeat broadcast. Original air date: 11-3-13: Richard Haynes, President of Atheist Nexus International, Inc. joins Bob for a cordial discussion about atheism, theism, our human conscience, and Biblical doctrines such as eternal punishment. The discussion…
Bob and film critic, Mark Bubien continue a discussion that began on last week’s show about the movie Noah. Generally speaking, Mark likes the film. Bob does not. -Bob also reviews the movie, God’s Not…
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.