Anxious for marriage, thirty-five year old women are asking the question, “Where are all the good men?”  The problem of delayed marriage is a consequence of a much larger and much more tangled web of social sins and contagions. It’s not wrong to put off marriage, but it’s just plain wrong to put off marriage for the wrong reasons.  There seems to be a concern about maturity and manliness, but what is this?   The Scriptures give us a picture of faith, sobriety, and doing the things God wants a man to do. 

Recent revelations of Martin Luther King Jr. from Pulitzer Prize Winner, David Garrow, is sure to cause some stir with the Me Too crowd. The allegations from newly released FBI files include 40 affairs and laughing at friends raping others, etc. This introduces the question — who will our heroes be? Shall we take on every media darling and assume this to be a hero? Those who forsake the law of God praise the wicked, but those who keep the law strive against them. We suggest 27 truly great Christian heroes that are worth honoring in this nation’s history.

Franklin Graham has called for a Day of Prayer for the President this Sunday to further embolden him. We present some of the varied views of the president from leading Christians. Some call him a “Jehu” cleaning out the house of Ahab. Some call him “chemo therapy” for America. Is the chemo therapy working? And what is the cancer, and how will this president be able to address the cancer?

Fantasy is supposed to be soothing to the souls of men running away from God. But how does torture, perversion, and grotesque violence soothe the wicked? It may appear to be a temporary escape from God, but it produces the nightmare of Game of Thrones. The fantasy series turned out to be a gigantic disappointment, but of course it would. All fantasy is ultimately disappointing when it is over. . . unless we come to believe in the reality of the Resurrection! The preferred fantasy world seems to involve far more torture and grotesque forms of violence now. Will this prepares the world for a desensitization towards the next set of genocides? Yet, God is sovereign, and He will not allow for a centralized Babel tendency for long.

Families are seeking ways they can minister, ways to lay down a life, wash the feet of Jesus’s people, and. . . basically live the Christian life. We provide a couple of ideas on this segment of Generations. There are hundreds of opportunities for ministry. There are thousands of opportunities for families who want to team up and “addict themselves to the ministry of the saints.” Here are some exciting stories.

Washington state has approved America’s first human composting law, reducing human value to fertilizer.  Environmentalism will inevitably devalue humanity, because there is no fear of God and no right estimation of the value of man (as created by God).  There is no submission to the creation order laid out in Psalm 8. Cremating, composting, consumption of blood, tattooing, witchcraft, and androgyny are all back in a post-Christian, paginated age.  We also discuss the reintroduction of wolves into Wyoming and Idaho, and the biblical mandate to take dominion over the animals (including rhinos and elephants).  

The great socialist experiments in the world have turned into a disaster. And, now 43% of Americans favor socialism up from 36% in 2007 and up from 25% in 1942. And that’s 51% of millennials now go for socialism. When the character of the people has rotted away, socialism constructs an R.I.P. sign for the socio-economic system of the nation. But, what do Christians do? Kevin Swanson discusses how the biblical church rejects stealing and socialism, and begins to provide true charity to the widows in need.

The Psalms have fallen on hard times in the church. Why are the Psalms so neglected in our worship? Is it the intensity of the Psalms, the Godwardness of the Psalms, the holiness and wrath of God upheld by the Psalms, or the faith it takes to sing them? The Psalms represent the very heartbeat of the Christian life. There is something extremely wrong with a church that cannot sing Psalm 137, Psalm 94, Psalm 7, Psalm 51, and Psalm 75 in a worship service. The whole conception of Christianity has got to be wrong, if the Psalms would ruin a worship service in the modern church. TEACH YOUR CHILDREN THE PSALMS.

There is a growing divide with evangelicals, especially as we approach the 2020 elections. The President for the entire Southern Baptist denomination gives approval for the pro-abort vote and endorses “LGBT rights.” Lecrae, the rapper is leaning the same direction. If some sins are more heinous, how does the Bible lay that out especially when it comes to the civil magistrate?  Kevin Swanson identifies the rub in these discussions — and it appears to be a commitment to Marxism and social justice vs. biblical law as it directs the civil magistrate. However, there is something even more basic going on here. . . and that is the very Gospel itself. 

C. William Pollard has served as the CEO of Service Master, a Fortune 500 company. What makes for wise decisions at those definitive moments? How does a Christian leader maintain a good sense of priorities? What makes for a good business or a good ministry? Why is mentorship absolutely essential for setting the right directions? As one of the most respected Christian businessmen in America, Bill Pollard has tremendous wisdom for the rest of us who are right now navigating the currents of life.