The Bill Arnold Show

Bill checks in with Author and Evangelist Alex McFarland and then Journalist Kiley Crossland on current world events and how we can be praying.

Author Scott Noble joins Bill and shares how Jesus walks with us during life's most difficult moments.  Scott's book is Beyond the Borderland: Finding Hope in a Not-So-Hopeful World .

What does it mean to be one of God's chosen people? Pastor John Samson helps us delve into common questions/objections to the concept of God's election, and how to understand His sovereignty and our salvation, from his book, Twelve What Abouts .

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 what it means that Jesus is fully God, biblical definitions of tolerance, playing in the street, forgotten hymns, conforming our lives to scripture, and more.

David Wheaton share insights from the first few verses of Genesis. Then, Kim Ketola brings an update on abortion news and shares hope.

The Bible is made up of 66 books, and over 31,000 verses. But all of these words tell one grand story of God and His mighty works. Author Chris Bruno shares from his book, "The Whole Story of the Bible in 16 Verses."

We all need God's mercy--not just in darkest moments, but every day. Through David's fervent prayer in Psalm 51, Pastor Jonathan Parnell  of Cities Church shows that asking God for mercy should be as regular as asking God for our daily bread, and how living in repentance brings true joy.

We review the latest news from the nation's capital with Rob Bluey , executive editor of The Daily Signal . Then we ask "Why is THAT in the Bible?" We'll delve into some strange scripture passages and seek a better understanding with Dr. Eric Bargerhuff .

Philosopher and theologian Dr. Kenneth Samples unpacks the theology of the Holy Trinity and takes listener questions on the topic.

We take a humorous look at news and life with friend and colleague  Patrick Albanese . Then author Seth Haines invites us to stop numbing ourselves from life's pain, and instead wake up to Christ's healing love that reorders our lives.

The more connected our world becomes, the more isolated many of us feel. How can we rediscover the vital art of making friends?  Dr. Andy Schuttinga shares practical ways to connect with new friends, to be a good friend, and the confidence we can have when God Himself calls us His friend.

Having genuine relationships depends on having difficult conversations (in healthy ways). We learn how to address conflict gracefully with expert negotiator  Sheila Heen . Then pastor Brent Kuhlman encourages us to train ourselves for godliness, by trusting the certainty of God's work in us.

The start of a new year is the perfect time to commit to growing spiritually. There's no more rewarding resolution! Bible teacher Beverly Coniaris shares practical help from the book of James to challenge us to mature in our faith.

Our unofficial panel of menfolk is back! Patrick Albanese, Tom Brock, Peter Kapsner, and Tom Parish join Bill to give their unique male perspectives on the differences between feelings and facts, submitting our opinions to God's truth, why we pray for lost people, banjo interludes, replacement theology, and more.

The holidays are not always happy. Pastor David Myles shares his personal story of love and loss, and helps us open our hearts this holiday season, ready to step toward difficult conversations and relationships as ministers of reconciliation.

Difficult relationships can be healed; toxic relationships need to be ended. Gary Thomas helps us find freedom from toxic people from his book, " When to Walk Away. " Then scholar and blogger Rebecca Rhee describes how God used a pair of silver glasses to show her His abiding love.

Our enemy seeks to kill and destroy nations, as well as individuals. Dr. Michael Brown helps us recognize the symptoms of spiritual attack on our nation and how to turn the tide. Then Greg Koukl revisits his classic apologetics primer, " Tactics ," and how to artfully, comfortably guide conversations toward Jesus.

Was Jesus really born of a virgin? How can we believe the miracle of the Son's incarnation? And why does it even matter?  J. Warner Wallace uses his expertise as a cold-case detective to help us examine the evidence, and see why the facts lead us to faith in Christ.

In our busy, distracted world, have we lost our sense of wonder for God? Pastor Jason Stonehouse encourages us to quiet our souls and rediscover the awe that the same almighty, all-powerful Creator that spoke the world into existence deeply loves you, and wants to be with you.

Our pets can teach us so much about love and devotion. Our friend, David Wheaton shares how God changed his life through a very special yellow lab  named Ben. Then we dive deep into the Bible's background, systematic theology, modern miracles, and more with theologian Craig Keener .

Are you living a spiritual adventure? Beth Guckenberger says our lives become joyous adventures when we turn away from fear, and start saying yes to God. Then pastor  Robby Gallaty  shares his powerful story, how an accident, alcohol, and addiction ultimately led him to God, from his book " Recovered ."

One of our favorite Christmas traditions: talking with author Ace Collins  to take a closer look at some beloved Christmas carols and traditions.

We love our traditional Christmas scenes of tiny stables, grouchy inn-keepers, and three wise men. But how do they stack up with scripture? Let's take a look at the historical and cultural context of the Christmas story with author and theologian Ian Paul.

We enjoy Christmas memories with Alex McFarland, and how current events in Washington should remind us to pray for our President and leaders. Then on Friday with Friends, Jane Leyden Cavanaugh joins us to talk Advent, and learning to walk with questions, while living by faith.

The more connected our world becomes, the more isolated many of us feel. How can we rediscover the vital art of making friends?  Dr. Andy Schuttinga shares practical ways to connect with new friends, to be a good friend, and the confidence we can have when God Himself calls us His friend.