500 episodes
Warm faith talk with biblical backbone.
The Bill Arnold Show pairs accessible Christian conversation with serious attention to Scripture, church life, and personal endurance. Guests bring Bible teaching, ministry experience, and lived stories to questions about faith, family, suffering, service, and obedience.
The Bill Arnold Show is a Christian conversation program centered on Scripture, discipleship, and the lived strain of faith. It has the shape of radio, but the best parts are less about broadcast polish than patient, practical exchange. Bill Arnold sets the table with warmth, a little humor, and a clear reason for the hour. Then the guest or panel gets room to think. Some episodes are direct Bible studies, moving through passages from Matthew, 1 Peter, or other texts with attention to what the words mean and how they land in everyday life. Others focus on books, ministries, or personal stories that raise bigger questions about obedience, courage, suffering, and church belonging. The tone is openly Christian and convictional. It does not pretend theological disagreement is merely academic. At the same time, it keeps returning to the person trying to follow Jesus in the middle of family pain, burnout, disillusionment, or confusion over difficult passages. A conversation with Greg Ekbom highlights medical, emotional, and spiritual care for amputees through LimbFit.org. A visit with Eric Bargerhuff looks at awkward, troubling, and bizarre parts of Scripture that many readers would rather avoid. Walter Hill helps linger over four verses in Matthew 8, where restoration and compassion sit at the center. Guy Talk brings listener questions to Greg Borgond, Tom Parrish, and Jeff Verdorn for a roundtable that can move from burnout to estranged family relationships without losing its practical focus. Carmen Joy Imes brings Old Testament law and the value of church community into plainspoken conversation. Jeff Verdoorn returns for close Bible study, including Christian witness, submission, justice, and freedom in 1 Peter. The result is a show for listeners who want faith discussed with warmth, seriousness, and enough breathing room for hard answers to develop.
Made for: The show is for Christians who want conversational Bible teaching connected to real anxieties, family wounds, church questions, and daily discipleship. It especially fits listeners who appreciate warmth without theological vagueness.
What sets it apart: Its strength is the mix of listener questions, recurring Bible teachers, and guests who bring scholarship and ministry experience. The conversations are not rushed; they let Scripture, practical concern, and personal story work together.
With faith, hope and clarity, Bill Arnold welcomes Bible scholars, teachers, and Christian leaders to help us grow deeper in our faith.
Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A careful, scripture-based case for returning to church after disillusionment.
Bill Arnold centers the conversation on what it means to come back to church after disillusionment, political strain, and drift. Carmen Joy Imes gives that invitation a firm scriptural base in Becoming God's Family, Why the Church Still Matters, especially when she turns to Old…
A dinosaur debate and a verse-by-verse Bible project, linked by calm pushback on tone.
The episode spends its time with Bill Arnold in two steady conversations: first with Carl Kirby on a dinosaur debunking video, then with Benjamin McGreevy on a verse-by-verse Bible project.
A faith-rooted episode where depression, lifted guilt, ordinary beauty, and spiritual pruning all point toward steadier joy.
Joy comes through here less as a bright mood than as a steadier spiritual confidence, one that can hold under difficult circumstances. Beverly Canaris gives the idea a human shape through her account of depression and guilt, describing how that guilt lifted during the trial and…
Pastoral sermons for healing, faith, and release.
Faithful steps for God-shaped dreams.
Christian marriage counsel with prayerful accountability.
Christian steadiness for unsettled news and cultural life.
This episode features a conversation with youth pastor Heather Flies about youth ministry, its importance, and her 34 years of experience at Wooddale Church.
This episode discusses the World Happiness Report findings, focusing on how social media impacts mental health and well-being, with insights from Dr.
This episode features an interview with John Coleman, an investor and author, discussing how to integrate faith and purpose into financial decisions, based on his book 'Good Money'.
Bill Arnold hosts two segments on spiritual struggles.
This episode continues a discussion where a host and guests answer Bible-related questions, focusing on when to stay in or leave a church amid issues.
Bill Arnold interviews Pastor Mike Novotny about managing stress, anxiety, and depression from a Christian perspective.
This episode features an interview with Dr.
Pastor Walt Hill joins the Bill Arnold Show to discuss Matthew 8, focusing on Jesus healing a man with leprosy and the theme of restoration.
Bill Arnold interviews Dr.
A panel of Christian men discusses Bible-related questions from listeners, starting with a conversation about experiencing burnout.
This episode continues a Bible Q&A session where hosts address a listener's question about comforting a husband whose adult son has cut off contact despite both being active Christians.
Bill Arnold opens with Carl Kirby.
Bill Arnold opens with a direct invitation to anyone who has drifted from church.
Bill Arnold and Jeff Verdoorn reopen their 1 Peter 2 study with Peter's language about a chosen people, a royal priesthood, and foreigners and exiles.
Bill Arnold opens a conversation about biblical joy with Beverly Canaris.
The Bill Arnold Show talks with Dr.
Pastor Mike Novotny discusses practical approaches to managing anxiety, stress, and depression in a faith-based context.