Bob’s opening monologues: -A judge temporarily stops Trump from deporting a college campus pro-terrorism agitator and the left defends this same agitator. -An annoying story about computer pop-up Other Topics: -San Diego Sports Teams Predictions…
Bob continues a series he began last week. ALSO: -What was The Book of Jasher? This book is mentioned in the Bible but not included in the Bible -Why does the Bible teach that there…
The President of the United States has his power usurped at every turn by activist judges. Meanwhile, even though Republicans hold a majority in the Senate, no legislation can pass without the help of Democrats….
Two important issues are explored concerning the subject of forgiveness: 1) There is a difference between forgiving and excusing. 2) Not all people are to be forgiven, but rather, only those who ask for forgiveness.
Bible: -Bob’s producer Brendan Thomas brings up God’s command in the Garden of Eden for men and women to be fruitful and multiply. -Brendan also asks if the American Revolution could be justified in light…
Bob continues a talk he began on last week’s show about the controverial subjec of baptism ALSO: Was God showing a limitation of his knowledge when He said to Abraham, “Now I know you love…
Bob’s opening monologues talk about a whole host of issues: Topics include: -The possibility that panic over DOGE is covering up 2020 election fraud -VP Vance’s speech that challenged Europe and its dwindling democracy -A…
How does God judge those who lived before Christ came or who may live today in some corner of the world where they never heard of Jesus. Since one must accept Christ in order to…
Bob is joined by Jim Berrier. Jim begins by commenting on the recent Super Bowl and then segues into the broader question about how involved Christians should be with sports. Also: -Is it a sin…
Often Bob talks about the clarity of the Bible and pushes back against the idea of Scripture being mysterious, needing special interpretation. But what about parables? Do readings of Jesus’ parables challenge this notion?
Current Events Opening Monologue: Already, the Democrats are calling once again for Trump’s impeachment, casting both he and Elon Musk in the role of dictators. Some of their freak-out has to do with DOGE but…
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…
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