Film critic Mark Bubien joins Bob for a review of Jurassic World, exploring some of the important themes such as the arrogance of science and the question the original novel’s author Michael Crichton raised: Just…
Co-host Greg Jarvis joins Bob for a discussion about various questions people ask about Christianity, questions originating from; sincere seekers, or people who are hoping there are no answers so as to continue justifying a…
Every few years, Bob reviews his testimony, the story of how he converted to Christianity out of a Jewish family. Today Bob tells the story again but with extended detail.
Several questions relating to the Virgin Birth are discussed: 1) Can we even take a miracle like that seriously in an age of science? 2) Why do Matthew and Luke present contradictory genealogies of Jesus?…
Bob continues a series that began on last week’s program. The following Biblical people are corroborated from ancient historians who wrote on or around the same time as the New Testament: -Pontius Pilate -James, the…
Bob draws a distinction between making fun of another religion just for the sake of being cruel and taking a stand against threats and violence through the use of satire. Other topics: Current Events: -Obama’s…
Film critic Mark Bubien reviews the latest Avengers sequel and then goes on to discuss the much anticipated Star Wars 7. Mark also describes his recent experience at Star Wars Celebration, a convention in the style of…
Co-host Greg Jarvis and Bob talk about how obeying God FOLLOWS salvation and how often Christians “put the cart before the horse.”
Less of a debate and more of a respectful discussion, Bob’s guest is Justin Lee, head of the Gay Christian Network. Justin made clear that GCN holds a wide array of opinion on the topic…
Repeat broadcast: Original air date: 11-30-14 Bob’s guest is Dana Wright (familiar to the audience as one of Bob’s rotating co-hosts) Dana talks about healing and forgiveness relating it specifically to the subject of abortion….
Repeat broadcast: Original air date 9-14-14 Bob discusses, not only the credibility of the New Testament, but other writers and historians of the ancient world who testified to Jesus’ life, death, miracles and resurrection. The…
Bob talks about the difference between being sinful and being evil. While the sinful nature is completely evil, human beings also have a conscience or good side of their nature. Those who want to deal…
Bob examines the situation in the Middle East focusing on a correction of certain falsehoods: It is not true that there were “Palestinians” living in Israel since ancient times only to be displaced by European…
Film critic Mark Bubien and Bob review recent Oscar winners. Although these were movies honored in the 2015 awards ceremony, the nominations and winners were for films produced and released in the year 2014. Critical…
Bob does a detailed study of how Scripture defines The Kingdom of God, both in its present and future incarnations. Co-host Dana Wright joins Bob for the last two segments with her own take on…
Bob and co-host Greg Jarvis discuss the phenomenon of Christians putting people on pedestals to the point where they depend more upon people than God. This includes their own pastors, celebrities and even heroes of…
Bob responds to a question about Bible manuscripts. Can they be trusted inasmuch as they are copies and not the originals? For example, why should we believe that King David really wrote Psalm 22? Other…
Repeat broadcast: Original air date: 10-26-14 In a friendly, informal discussion/debate, Bob and a caller (Tim) discuss the various ways Muslims interpret Jihad verses in the Koran, comparing them to the way Christians interpret the…
This was not a Bob Siegel Show broadcast, but rather Bob’s guest appearance on another talk radio program, The Right Mics with Mike Miller and Michael Housam. The entire show is here. Bob was on…
Bob discusses Michael Moore’s reaction to the film American Sniper and his opinion that Jesus would condemn such actions. The consistency of Moore and other people on the Left is brought up inasmuch as they…