Bob critiques the Five Points of Calvinism, a theology that teaches election and predestination. Bob shows how on some matters Calvinists are partially correct, but he also balances certain verses with a proper biblical context showing human free will.

Bob critiques the Five Points of Calvinism, a theology that teaches election and predestination. Bob shows how on some matters Calvinists are partially correct, but he also balances certain verses with a proper biblical context showing human free will.

Bob Siegel is an author, radio talk show host and popular guest speaker at churches and college campuses across the country, using a variety of media including, seminars, formal debates, outdoor open forums and one-man drama presentations.

Bob Siegel is an author, radio talk show host and popular guest speaker at churches and college campuses across the country, using a variety of media including, seminars, formal debates, outdoor open forums and one-man drama presentations.

The Bob Siegel Show

Does God Really Predestine Who Will or Will Not Be Saved?

Starting with a rebuke from John the Baptist, Bob reviews Biblical commands about placing our trust in God rather than putting our human leaders on too high a pedestal.

Starting with a rebuke from John the Baptist, Bob reviews Biblical commands about placing our trust in God rather than putting our human leaders on too high a pedestal.

The Problem With Hero Worship in the Church

Bob shows from Scripture how accepting Jesus is not mere intellectual belief but a response to the Spirit of God who makes Christ known.

Bob shows from Scripture how accepting Jesus is not mere intellectual belief but a response to the Spirit of God who makes Christ known.

Why Accepting Christ is More Than Mere Belief

Bob expounds upon the first conversation Jesus had with Nicodemus and the words "You must be born again." He then goes to other Scripture on the subject talking about our relationship with the Holy Spirit and the promise of a future resurrection in heaven.

Bob expounds upon the first conversation Jesus had with Nicodemus and the words "You must be born again." He then goes to other Scripture on the subject talking about our relationship with the Holy Spirit and the promise of a future resurrection in heaven.

Does God Really Predestine Who Will or Will Not Be Saved?

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