The Bill Arnold Show

We're continuing our commitment to grow spiritually in 2020. We return to the book of James with Bible teacher Beverly Coniaris for practical wisdom on prayer, perseverance, partiality, power over sin, our speech, and more. Listen to Part 1 here .

A disturbing recent rise in anti-Semitism reveals the ancient grudge of a spiritual enemy---and the enduring power of God's promise to Israel. Bible teacher Thom Berkowitz explores why Jews are targeted and how the church can address the spiritual battle today.

The ladies are back!  In this episode of "Queens of the Roundtable," Rosey Brausen, Theresa Carlson, Angela Smith, and Rebekah Haynie discuss the Superbowl halftime show, mixed messages for women, true empowerment and freedom through Christ, what to do when your spouse isn't walking with the Lord, and more.

Our unofficial panel of menfolk is back! Tom Brock, Justin Jeppesen, Peter Kapsner, and Tom Parish join Bill to give their unique male perspectives on household accidents, cheating, the price of integrity, keeping a clean conscience, the process of regeneration, the call to repent, and more.

There's no more important topic than salvation, but Christians disagree about exactly how God saves us. Philosopher and theologian  Ken Samples  from  Reasons to Believe defines four main views of salvation and helps us the role of God and human will in the process.

There are 1.8 billion Muslims around the world: we can be ready to share the good news of Jesus with those we know. Fouad Masri , founder of the Crescent Project , answers questions on Muslim belief and culture, and helps us share Christ with our Muslim neighbors.

We're continuing our commitment to grow spiritually in 2020. We return to the book of James with Bible teacher Beverly Coniaris for practical wisdom on prayer, perseverance, partiality, power over sin, our speech, and more. Listen to Part 1 here .

We review the latest news from the nation's capital with Rob Bluey , executive editor of The Daily Signal . Then Kenneth Boa shares how God uses the pain of our earthly suffering to transform us into the beautiful image of Christ from his book, Shaped By Suffering .

Dr. Mark Seignious describes his recent trip to Nairobi, Kenya and a partnership to help train up a generation of Christian broadcasters. Then former professional hockey player Bill Butters shares how God used a group of 12-year old boys to reveal Christ's redeeming love.

We take a humorous look at news and life with friend and colleague  Patrick Albanese . Then we focus on God's definition of love in 1 Corinthians 13, and obeying His command to love one another (even when it's hard)  with  Pastor David Myles.

Philip Shorey, founder of the Suitcase Sideshow marionette theater, shares how he uses unique, creative performances to tell the world about Jesus from his book,  Kill Your Art: A Street Performer's Guide to being a Messenger of Jesus Christ.

God calls us to extend forgiveness to those who do us harm. That can seem like an impossible task.  Ruth Graham  shares her journey to forgiveness and freedom, in her book Forgiving My Father, Forgiving Myself: An Invitation to the Miracle of Forgiveness .

It's vital for women to be strong , but what is true strength? Mary Kassian describes God's definition of strength, and some practicals way to center our minds and hearts on His truth from her book, "The Right Kind of Strong: Surprisingly Simple Habits of a Spiritually Strong Woman."

Our unofficial panel of menfolk is back! Justin Jeppesen, Peter Kapsner, and Tom Parish join Bill to give their unique male perspectives on hearing vs. believing, the power of God's word, softening hard hearts, getting excited about prayer, how all things can really work together for good, and more.

Returning to the book of beginnings, David Wheaton shares the relevant guidance in Genesis 2-3. Then apologist  Dr. Alex McFarland  invites us understand our desperate need for a Savior, and the greatness of the God who first loved us.

Pastor Jeff Lucas shares what we can learn from the Bible's rogues, scoundrels, and scallywags in his book, Notorious . Then we get an update on the ongoing coronavirus outbreak with business leader Dwight Nordstrom , and how God is working powerfully in China (even amid a quarantine).

Are you a people-pleaser? Do you avoid important discussions, or adjust what you say based on how others might respond? Counselor and author Todd Mulliken identifies patterns of codependency, and how to move from trying to gain acceptance/value from other people, to the freedom of telling the truth in love.

We review the latest news from the nation's capital with Rob Bluey , executive editor of The Daily Signal . Then we examine the newest developments in the "climate wars," countering dire environmental predictions with facts and faith with Dr. Cal Beisner of the Cornwall Alliance.

Author, scholar, and presidential historian author  Dr. Paul Kengor weighs in on Bernie Sanders, socialism, how pro-choice means only one choice, and the Superbowl half-time show. Then we dive into one of Jesus' most challenging commands for His people--"Do not worry about your life"--with Pastor Shawn Winters .

We take a humorous look at news and life with friend and colleague  Patrick Albanese . Then we focus on overcoming challenges through Christ, trusting God through struggle and celebration, the importance of teamwork, and more with  Pastor David Myles.

Concerns over the coronavirus continue to grow. Business leader Dwight Nordstrom describes the impact of this outbreak, and how to pray for Chinese people, and the church in China amid the quarantine. Then Greg Koukl revisits his classic apologetics primer, " Tactics ," and how to artfully, comfortably guide conversations toward Jesus.

Generation Z is being called t he least Christian in history . Yet God is raising up young leaders to share His love with their generation. Meet Gabrielle, Lucy, and Olivia from HowToLife Movement , and hear how this student-led ministry is bringing the good news to Gen Z.

Our unofficial panel of menfolk is back! Tom Brock, Peter Kapsner, and Tom Parish join Bill to give their unique male perspectives on the Superbowl, the Sermon on the Mount, rightly dividing 1 Timothy on women teaching in church, how God inspired His written word, and more.

Climate change fears are increasing to panic about the planet. But do the facts support these dire predictions? Geologist Gregory Wrightstone shares his research on historic climate changes, how increasing CO2 and temperatures are improving, not destroying the earth, and questions climate alarmism in light of these Inconvenient Facts .

We learn the facts about late-term abortion, and why God's people are called to love unborn children as ourselves with pro-life advocate Kim Ketola. Then Dr. Michael Brown brings the story of Job to new life, helping us understand this extraordinary account of suffering, spiritual challenge, and real-life faith.