The Generations Radio Program

In this edition of the radio program, Kevin Swanson addresses the importance of teaching our children about history. Examples of godly role models are vital in the raising of young ones. These men and women of faith throughout the annals of history will hopefully inspire our children to live boldly and courageously for Christ. 

In this edition of the Generations Radio program, Kevin Swanson and Bill Jack discuss abortifacient use in the evangelical church today. Christians need to take a stand against abortion. It's a matter of courage and standing against the zeitgeist.

What may be the most popular Christian crossover artist of this generation is unclear on things like sin and Jesus saving us from it. The worldview of Romanticism and Relativism merge hard, to displace God’s truth and the Gospel of Jesus. Are all cultural forms neutral? Not at all. It’s okay to doubt the cultural forms (even Lecrae’s form), if the worldview isn’t down straight.

Jerry Falwell Jr.’s fall from the helm of Liberty University is a story bearing cautionary lessons for Christians everywhere, but especially in America.  The lessons are plentiful, and the sober would take note, and beware “lest ye fall.” Christians must walk circumspectly, not as fools but as wise, especially now.

How is it that 99% of the universities teach macro-evolutionary theories, but still 38% of Americans still believe in biblical creation? Yet, the disappointments concerning “evidence” in the fossil layers, the impossibility of abiogenesis, the complete lack of any possible  mechanism for evolution. . . all these things continue to dog the heals of scientists. The hypothesis is tired and worn out,...

In this edition of the Generations radio program, Kevin Swanson and Bill Jack address the dysfunctionality of America's families. Children are being educated by media. Fathers have been replaced by the state. Families are being torn apart. If a country is ruled by the laws of God, how would this change?

Here is one last-ditch attempt on the part of a few Christian groups to salvage freedom of speech in a day of social media mobs, corporate hate speech policies, blacklisting, cancel culture, and campus speech policing. The Philadelphia Statement is hoping for a return to civility, intelligent debate, thoughtful exchanges, and the First Amendment. We’ll see. . . . Kevin Swanson provides a bit more...

Pastor John MacArthur and Grace Community Church continue resolute with in-person church meetings, despite the Governor’s orders and local fines of $20,000 thus far. Some Christians question the wisdom of the stance, and others just plain think the pastor is in sin. Is this a matter of agreeing with your adversary quickly while you are in the way with him, or is the church and worship of higher im...

The Wilshire 5000/GDP greed ratio is the highest in American history, over twice the national average. Stocks are way, way, way overpriced, as the propped-up fake economy is booming, touted by the Republicans going into the most contested election in history. When the economies fail, what are the four core reasons for the failure, biblically speaking? These are critical times.  Make sure you have...

Can Christians still be salt, yeast, and light where they are?  Do we have to separate ourselves entirely from the community, or can we be a Joseph or a Daniel where we are? Actually, the local community is more important than Washington DC, right now, more than ever.

What is the American religion? Most Americans are pluralistic, relativistic, humanistic. . . and they believe man can save himself. That applies to 46% of pentecostals, 41% of evangelicals, and 70% of Roman Catholics. There doesn’t seem to be much difference anymore between evangelicals and Catholics. There used to be a 100% gap, now its 29%.  For most Americans, truth doesn’t matter anymore, beca...

Finally, we have a tremendous opportunity to bring God back into education, by the decentralization of powerful control over education.  Will 10 million Americans take advantage of the opportunity, and part ways with the secular, government-controlled monopoly?   While the public schools have been undermining the American heritage, and creating a revolution to destroy the principles on which the n...

Evangelical young people are not getting married. About half of the 20-39 year old crowd haven’t married — and the problem is getting worse by the year. But, what percentage are ready to deny themselves, take up a cross daily, and follow Jesus in whatever way is available to them?  The priority is not to get married.  The priority is to deny self and take up the cross in the face of the zeitgeist...

Recent Pew Research and Gallup polls demonstrate the wide disparity between Republicans and Democrats. The Republicans are committed to addressing the abortion issue with an energy of about 28%, while the Democrats are ratcheted up to 70%+ for their issues. They want to repent. . . in the wrong direction. But what should Christians be committed to do on Election Day? 

When it comes to history, Christians have a duty to judge righteous judgments, and clearly identify the sins of both sides in conflicts. What were the sins of the North and the sins of the South in the Civil War? In American history, we find Abraham Lincoln failing to acknowledge Christ as his Savior, and refusing to be part of the church. Why the seances in the White House? Why did the Emancipati...

Bostock was groundbreaking. It was the first major breakthrough in the obliteration of religious freedom in this nation’s history — this time accomplished by the homosexual and transgender borg.  But what impact will this have on Christian colleges, 99% of which are linked into the federal student loan programs. These colleges have two strikes against them.  They call themselves Christian, but the...

There is a great deal of chaos, division, and possibly, all-out revolution going on in America today. Kevin Swanson and Steve Vaughan discuss the similarities between what is going on now and what happened during The French Revolution. Everything you have ever said can and will be held against you in the irrational mind, and that's what is happening now.

Why does the news media major in the bad news, and never on the good news. . . e.g. The Gospel?  Every crisis is a boon to journalists, but why is there such a market for the bad news? There is something about human nature that cottons to evil. And, the media almost always serves as a tool in the hand of totalitarians, socialists, and big-government saviors.  But, how do Christians react to crises...

Assuming there will be no Great Depression, the average social security check will be cut by 24% within about ten years.  But how could a widow survive on $1150 a month? But there is good news here.  With the end of social security, churches will be able return to their obligation to care for the widows, instead of turning them over to the state.  This program is about Ultimate Prepping — how to p...

What would Jesus do, if He were here?  Where would he minister?  What about the jungles of Ecuador? What about special needs children rejected by their tribes, and doomed to die? Here is one inspirational story of how one Christian woman made a difference in the lives of hundreds of children — because she answered the call.

The COVID-19 homeschool experience turned out counterproductive for some. . . as kids media time increased 500%A during the crisis, per one survey.  How do you maximize on the homeschool experience? Could homeschooling be more unhealthy for some children than a public school experience? 

If there were 10 righteous men in Sodom, God would not have destroyed the city.  But what if there were 187 righteous people living in Seattle (using the same ratio of 0.02% used for Sodom)?  D. James Kennedy ministries is calling for fearless preaching as the crying need of the day. Should pastors preach on abortion and the sins of the nation, or the sins of their congregation? Which is harder to...

Why do the cities and states most acceptant of drugs, sexual perversion, and abortion attract all the riots these days? Portland. Seattle. Oakland. New York. What’s the connection? Do we shake the dust of our feet and move on?  Or, is this the moment for street preaching and revivals?  We review the amazing spiritual revivals on the streets in the toughest cities of Scotland in the 1820s and 1830s...

Is there a difference between conscientious objection and civil/uncivil disobedience? Pastor John MacArthur refused to submit to the California governor’s mandate, and his church opened for services on Sunday. The media loves civil/uncivil disobedience when it comes to the ungodly organizations like Antifa and BLM. How does the church avoid these anarchical and rebellious elements, and yet retain...

Parents are rightfully concerned about their children’s eternal destiny. How do we avoid the behavioral modification methods and the formulaic approach, in favor of the way of faith?  What is this breathtaking faith challenge we call parenting? What is the role of the rod?  Israel Wayne, the author of “Bring Them Up,” joins us for this critical discussion.