On this Independence Day, discover how the pastors of the American colonies, derisively called the Black-Robed Regiment by the British, boldly taught their congregations the Biblical principles to resist tyranny.Guest host Adam McManus interviews Dan Fisher, author of Bringing Back the Black Robed Regiment: How the 18th century church stood for liberty and why it must do so again.Dan is the co-pastor of Fairview Baptist in Edmond, Oklahoma, a former member of the Oklahoma House of Representatives from 2012-2015, and ran for Governor in 2018. His vision is that the American church will regain the "spirit" of the original "Black-Robed Regiment," and once again actively engage in defense of truth and liberty. In an impressive 60-minute, multi-media presentation in full-period costume, Dan travels the country to portray these heroic men of American history complete with verified artifacts from our War of Independence.

In light of Pastor Robert Morris' sexual abuse of a 12-year-old girl over several years in his 20s, which led to his recent resignation from Gateway Church in Southlake, Texas, guest host Adam McManus interviewed Elizabeth Good, a sexual trauma expert and author of Groomed: Overcoming the Messages That Shaped Our Past and Limit Our Future.As someone who experienced sexual abuse as a pre-teen and went on to counsel thousands of sexual trauma survivors, Elizabeth founded TheFoundationUnited.org and brings a unique lens to the Robert Morris situation.

How does one humbly, yet boldly, help others to rethink education? What are the goals and fundamentals of education? On this edition of Generations, Kevin Swanson and Bill Jack discuss the importance of educating our children using good foundations.

Why so much cursing among the presidents and presidential candidates, especially over the last ten years? Does cursing reinforce a cool image, a tough guy image, a fearless, confident image? Here is a take away: "The Lord will not hold him guiltless who takes His Name in vain." We cover the best presidents and the worst, when it comes to this matter of the fear of God. When will this nation come back to the only foundational matter that matters—the fear of God in politics?

Following Obergefell, Bostock, and Harris Funeral Homes, the US Supreme Court will drop the next bomb in a few months. Amy Coney Barrett, Neil Gorsuch, and John Roberts are poised to do . . . the wrong thing. The US Supreme Court already failed parents in Washington DC with schools facilitating the transgendering of the kids. What will they do now? The biblical principle contained in Deuteronomy 22:5 connects transgendering, crossdressing, and women in combat.

Nazi Germany and communist countries are no fun because it's hard to be under the omnipresent eye of the thought police and the censors. SCOTUS cracked open the door to the censors, especially the more sophisticated and coercive sort—which is precisely what this case was all about. Will there be a principled minority around in 2045 to stand for liberty . . . or not?

You've heard about celebrating diversity, which usually entails a lumping of sexual proclivities with cultural and ethnic differences. How then do we cross cultural boundaries without falling into a pattern of judgmentalism, looking down on others, and jingoism? Jesus crossed a universe to minister to sinners. Would you cross the road to meet with somebody from a different background who needs Jesus?

There is far less need for abortion clinics now, given that about half of the kill pill abortions are do-it-yourself (DIY). The US Supreme Court isn't about to curtail access to abortions by mail. Half of Wyoming abortions are conducted by the kill pill by mail program. But Colorado is committed to shielding citizens who reach across borders for their kills. What should Texas do? If Colorado slave traders kidnapped Texas citizens in order to enslave them into the sex trade (and the slave traders were protected by Colorado law) . . . what would Texas do? Saul's policies of accommodation and compromise on principle aren't going to produce any meaningful repentance.

We come upon yet another public story of a Christian fundamentalist with an externalist facade imploding all over the TV screen to the delight of the TLC reality show producers. There is a form of religiosity that lacks the power thereof, and the story is only told a billion times over around the world. Considering the extraordinary number of catastrophes coming upon a great many homeschooling and fundamentalist families, we lay out the five core issues that are too often missing among those who appear to be the most religious.

The Southern Baptists are leading the charge against the unethical practices of IVF. But that only addresses 0.1% of the problem of abortions by conception control and intervention. We explain why IVF and abortifacients are contrary to the laws of God. But how does a Christian redeem twisted systems like polygamy, slavery, concubinage, and IVF?