Bob Siegel talks about new post-election blowback. Discussion includes Trump cabinet picks such as Elon Musk, Matt Gaetz, and Pete Hegseth. FEMA and resistance Democrat governors are also the subject

Most people who believe in God, even people who believe the Bible is His word, do not expect to ever hear direct communication themselves? Why is this? (Repeat program: First podcast 7-30-20) Click on

Mike Fredenburg and Bob Siegel celebrate the huge Trump win and debrief the election results. Click on your podcasting platform below to subscribe to World News Brief: Apple |Google|Spotify|Tune

Bob rebukes a common legalism in churches today, judging the posture of another while worshipping. Click on your podcasting platform below to subscribe to The Bob Siegel Show: Apple | Google | Spot

Co-host Greg Jarvis opens up about bouts of clinical depression that he has had most of his life, at least once to several times a year. Without offering pat answers or trite advice, Greg communicates empathy and a few suggestions for those with simila...

Bob interviews Paul Looney, a board-certified psychiatrist, author, and pastor, who has worked with many individuals struggling with gender dysphoria and sexual identity. Click on your podcasting plat

Part one is continuing a discussion from a previous show. Bob answers the question, How do we know which manuscript copies truly belong in the New Testament? In part two Bob and his rotating co-host

Bob speaks from the heart to the many Evangelicals who cannot in good conscience support a bombastic personality like Donald Trump, and yet would allow the opposition which promotes, among other thing

Usually, when somebody asks about different Bible versions, they mean different Bible TRANSLATIONS. Bob shows how alternative translations are not the big problem people make them out to be. He al

Kamala Harris and Hillary Clinton have returned to designations of fascist or Hitler when talking about Trump. Bob suggests that this a preemptive strike, a strategy providing context for refusi