



Do the Old and New Testaments Portray the Same God?
Continuing from last week Bob addresses questions about the way God is portrayed in each Testament.

What Does it Mean to Be Adopted by God?
Bob starts by talking about ancient adoption in the Roman world and how these images would have been in the minds of Christians when Paul wrote them and compared this to being adopted as children of God. ALSO: Bob answers a listener who does not like the way God is portrayed in Old Testament books…

Respectful Dialogue With a Skeptic
Bob welcomes back Zak Kroger who came on his show often years ago for friendly discussion/debate about atheism, theism, and Christianity. They catch up on the latest trends in atheist organizations and the Evangelical movement. There is also some conversation about a case for the existence of God …

Excuses for Sin
Bob discusses the sad idea held by some in the church that repentance from sin is not necessary for salvation and challenges this view with Scripture.

Is it Fair that I Inherited a Sin Nature for Something Adam Did?
Bob explains (based on Romans 5) that what Adam did in the garden, any one of us would have done.

Is God Still Dealing With the Nation of Israel?
While acknowledging Paul's description of the church as the new Israel, Bob shows how Paul also reminded people that God still works with physical, national Israel.

Defining Sin and Sin Nature
Bob discusses the Biblical definition of sin and the origin of sin in a fallen world.

Can Christians Lose Their Salvation? Part Two
Bob concludes his talk from last week.

Is it possible for Born Again Christians to Lose Their Salvation?
Bob begins a series showing Bible verses in tension with each other, some making it clear that we cannot lose our salvation, others suggesting that we can. ALSO: Bob addresses the outrageous but popular atheist talking point that Adolph Hitler was a Christian.

Discussion of Suffering: Part Two
Bob continues a talk from last week offering advice based on Scripture for times we are going through personal trials.