The Bill Arnold Show

What does it really mean to be saved? Bill and Peter continue the salvation series with special guest Dr. Erik Thoennes  on the past promise, present reality, and future hope of salvation, whether someone can be "almost saved," and the eternal joy of knowing an incomprehensible God.

David Wheaton  leads us through G enesis 27 : we see Isaac and Rebekah, learning from family dysfunction, and God's design for marriage and family. (Find Part 1 of our series on Genesis here .) Then we learn to see our ordinary interactions as invitations to adventure with God: author Heather Holleman shares God's joyful invitation for us in her book, Sent .

We open up the text lines and our Bibles for another edition of "Ask the Professor!"  Professor Mark Muska from the University of Northwestern-St. Paul tackles your questions on atonement, sanctification, what it means to "take up our cross" and follow Jesus, applying Romans 13 to our divided political climate, and more.

We review the latest news from the nation's capital with Rob Bluey , executive editor of The Daily Signal . Then Gary Schneider shares the exciting global outreach of the Timothy Initiative , making disciples of all nations, and equipping believers to share the Gospel with their communities.

As iron sharpens iron, men get better by strengthening one another. Vince Miller describes 7 challenges men encounter and how men of God can overcome together.

We take a humorous look at news and life with friend and colleague  Patrick Albanese . Then on the Monday Afternoon Mix, we renew our minds by meditating on God, His unfailing love, and the transforming power of His word, with Pastor David Myles.

Kim Ketola shares her thoughts on the media's reaction to Amy Coney Barrett's nomination and her pro-life views. Then Dr. Paul Kengor outlines his thoughts on Barrett's nomination and the increasing intrigue from millennials to adopt socialism.

Guy Talk continues with the uniquely male insights of Tom Brock, Peter Kapsner, Justin Jeppsen, and Tom Parrish. Then Dr. Cal Beisner joins to discuss how a lot is happening under the name of justice. So what does the Bible say is just? And were the early Christians socialists?

Our unofficial panel of menfolk is back! Tom Brock, Justin Jeppesen, Peter Kapsner, and Tom Parrish join Bill to give their unique male perspectives on the blessing that suffering can provide, the importance of adopting a kingdom value system, examples of how God has spoke in personal dreams, and more.

What does it really mean to be saved despite reoccurring sin? Bill and Peter continue the salvation series taking a look at the amazing guests so far, some of their favorite moments, and tease the next series topic. You can binge listen to the show at myfaithradio.com/2020/the-salvation-series

When we as believers start to "get it" when we read the Bible, everything changes. Bible teacher Beverly Coniaris unpacks the call of salvation and outlines what we can learn from the stories of Noah, Abraham and Moses. She leads us through 1 Peter 1 (where we are "called out of darkness and into the light" and "to be Holy as God is Holy") and Ephesians 4 (where we are "called to one hope").

Bible teacher Thom Berkowitz looks at John and what was written about Christ during the Feast of Sukkot (Feast of the Tabernacle), the cascading importance, and it's subtly in imagery. He also explores what set the church apart and the trepidation of writing the book of John under Roman rule.

We review the latest news from the nation's capital with Rob Bluey , executive editor of The Daily Signal . Then author and teacher  Greg Bourgond continues our series on leadership, discussing how our perceptions compare to reality.

Ken Samples discusses why most Americans deny Jesus is God and asks a simple question; what did Jesus think about himself? Going deeper Ken looks at being human, if God made us in his image, then he always intended to become one of us.

Patrick Albanese joins Bill Arnold to take a lighter review of the news. Then, pastor David Myles asks if "Minnesota nice" is actually hurting us. The immense importance of asking and listening to peoples deepest losses.

What should people in isolation during this time be seeking? Dr. Alex McFarland reminds us how people can find comfort in Christ and touches on his new book " The Assault on America: How to Defend Our Nation Before It's Too Late ." Then Dr. Tim Muehlhoff shares how Christian unity is possible and how we can navigate differences by speaking in both truth and love, in his book (to be released in Dec...

Guy Talk continues with the uniquely male insights of Tom Brock,Peter Kapsner, and Tom Parrish. Then we get an update on economic news, including plans to safely reopen, the connection between economy and equality, and more with economist Anne Bradley .

Our unofficial panel of menfolk is back! Tom Brock, Peter Kapsner, and Tom Parrish join Bill to give their unique male perspectives on effective prayers, understanding God's will, the necessity of confession, talking animals in the Garden, bringing people to Jesus, and more.

What does it really mean to be saved? Bill and Peter continue the salvation series with special guest Dr. Jerry Root on the role of the Holy Spirit in salvation, how we partner with God in everyday evangelism, and being equipped to witness effectively to the world God so loves.

David Wheaton  leads us through G enesis 25-26 : we see Isaac and Rebekah, learning from family dysfunction, and God's design for marriage and family. (Find Part 1 of our series on Genesis here .) Then former ESPN producer Jason Romano shares leadership lessons we can apply from God's playbook.

We look forward in hope for Christ's return, so what does Scripture teach about the End Times? We'll delve into the timeline of Revelation and find hope in God's revealed plan for the future with Bible teacher Jeff Verdoorn .

We review the latest news from the nation's capital with Rob Bluey , executive editor of The Daily Signal . Then we get to the roots of anxiety, how to examine our thinking, and trust God's sovereignty and goodness with  Jason Stonehouse .

Sharing the gospel with profoundly unreached people groups: Dan Brokke of Bethany International shares their 75 years of missional ministry and how God's actively working across the globe today. Then Dr. Jeremiah Johnston speaks out about suicide in the church, and equipping Christian leaders to better address mental illness.

We take a humorous look at news and life with friend and colleague  Patrick Albanese . Then on the Monday Afternoon Mix, we look at God's design for our church community, and the surprising role of persecution in the historic/present day church, with Pastor David Myles .

How can we live and thrive in a culture that ignores God's truth? Pastor Jeff Dodge explores how to live out the gospel message in his study, Titus: Life-Changing Truth in a World of Lies. Then Dr. Greg Headington fixes our eyes on our glorious hope: we are ransomed, redeemed, and restored.