What happens when Christian music's biggest stars start taking their cues from culture instead of Scripture? In this episode from Generations Radio (2014), Kevin Swanson examines the public statements of Amy Grant and Jars of Clay's Dan Haseltine on homosexuality and marriage, tracing a pattern of compromise in the CCM industry back to figures like Steve Camp and Keith Green. 

Only 0.1% of American murderers received the death penalty since 1960 — down from near 100% compliance in 1850. In this chapter from the audiobook Under God, Kevin Swanson traces how the church's abandonment of God's law gutted justice, defense, and restitution... and what it would take to restore them. 

This week's highlight comes from Kevin Swanson's sermon on Romans 1, preached at Reformation Church of Elizabeth. Swanson makes the case that the resurrection is the most powerful event in human history, more consequential than every government budget on earth combined. He closes with a challenge: if God is truly as good as He is powerful, the resurrection had to happen. 

In this episode of Passing on the Faith, we revisit a 2006 message from Kevin Swanson titled "Raising a Beautiful Woman of God," contrasting the biblical vision for womanhood and motherhood with the feminist worldview championed by figures like Betty Friedan and Gloria Steinem. Swanson makes the case for raising daughters toward dependence, diligence, and a meek and quiet spirit rather than career-driven independence. He closes with practical encouragement for fathers and mothers seeking to cultivate a Proverbs 31 vision in the next generation. 

Samuel Adams is often remembered as a firebrand of the American Revolution, but few know he was discipled by a Puritan pastor for 47 years and once declared "a slave cannot live in my house." In this chapter from our audiobook of American Faith, Kevin Swanson traces how Adams' Christian convictions shaped his fight against British tyranny, from the Sugar Act to the Boston Tea Party. 

What does it look like for a husband to love his wife the way Christ loves the church? In this sermon from Reformation Church of Elizabeth, Pastor Joshua Schwisow unpacks Ephesians 5:22–33, outlining three dimensions of Christlike love every husband is called to — sacrificial, sanctifying, and nourishing. He also addresses common misunderstandings around headship, and why the language Scripture itself gives us is sufficient for defining a husband's role. 

What does it actually look like to lose everything and find Christ? Rosaria Butterfield shares how years of honest conversation, radical hospitality, and faithful friendship led her from a committed lesbian relationship to the Christian faith. Her story is a compelling reminder that the ground zero of Christian witness isn't a placard, but rather a dinner table. 

Patrick Henry wasn't just a patriot — he was a man of deep Christian faith who believed liberty was defined by God, not man. This chapter American Faith traces Henry's life from a homeschooled Virginia boy to the voice that lit the flame for American independence. His story is a powerful reminder that one courageous man, armed with faith and conviction, can change the course of history. 

The world scoffs at Ephesians five. Submission is seen as a dirty word. But for the Christian wife who loves the Word of God, this passage is not a burden, but a picture of the gospel. In this episode of Passing on the Faith, Joshua Schwisow examines the calling of a wife, and explained why Ephesians chapter 5 cannot be separated from chapters 1-4. He digs into how to respond to common objections and misunderstandings of this passage, as well as what to do when your husband isn't living up to his side of it. 

This week's episode features a segment from the April 2026 Generations webinar, "Preparing Children to Live Under God," with Kevin Swanson and Alex Newman. Kevin and Alex trace the roots of America's godless education system from Woodrow Wilson's evolutionary politics to John Dewey's socialist vision for public schools, and make the case that all children need to be raised under God - and this will never happen in the government education system.