If you think Ahab was bad, you should take a look at Jezebel. The pendulum swings wider and wider, as the two American parties appear to be separating ways at least on a few issues. But, the real interesting division is between young men and women. The gender division in the American household is widening. This sort of thing doesn't end well. We look at Kamala Harris' record with adultery, abortion, and persecuting pro-lifers.

The secularization of education in the West has turned into the enforcement of the religious fundamentalism of atheism. France's president admitted this when he banned home education (particularly Christian home education) in his country. Is something similar happening here? Tucker Carlson thinks so. Will the US become another Scotland, France, or England?

Men have been AWOL for a generation or two. But now we see men reappearing on the scene. Men with beards, for the first time in 120 years, leading men in this country are sporting beards. But does this mean a return to faith for a snowflake age? Will men be men in the 1 Corinthians 16:13 sense of the term?

We have finally come upon this historic moment, the fighting for the life of the last of the Western nations. The shaping of a new Republican Party concedes the war in favor of protectionism and populism over biblical principle. We take a look at the history of the Republican Party and the moment of decision come to at the 2024 convention.

We rarely consider the powerful potential of the father relationship, but this is the greatest need, the most crying need of the day. Here are a few testimonies to what can happen when the hearts of the fathers turn to the children, and children to the fathers, according to the grand promise of Malachi 4. 

President Donald Trump’s narrow escape from death has put something of the fear of God into the American people. References to God’s providence and divine intervention have come from unexpected sources. Does God control every wind gust and every nod of the head? We discuss reasons for the shocking scene that played out last Saturday in a Pennsylvania fairgrounds.

Faith, family, and freedom are fast disappearing from France, Sweden, and Scotland. Christian families are very few and far between. Some have had to escape the tyranny of these countries. France's president Macron was clear on the point in advocating the abolishment of home education. In his words, "School is the mold of the republic. This is what ensures that we protect our children completely from religion.”

Some surveys say 50 to 60 percent of pastors are getting into pornography. If pastors and elders are called to be examples to the flock, how is this going to work out for the churches? Do presbyteries and church elderships ask their pastors about their porn habits? Shall churches implement a Zero Tolerance policy for leadership? But would a “Zero Tolerance Policy” result in increasingly compromised transparency? Kevin Swanson interviews Pastor Phil Kayser on these thorny problems relating to pornography in church leadership.

On this edition of Generations, Kevin Swanson goes abroad to the GHEX conference in Manchester, England, to interview several leaders in the international homeschooling movement. The school systems are failing in many countries, with nine out of ten children not knowing how to read by age 10 in Kenya. How is home education doing in Kenya, Uganda, and Latin America? Is it the solution for, not only a successful education, but for a Christ-centered education as well?

What is the virtuous woman spoken of in Proverbs 31? Modesty. Domesticity. Prudence. Contentment. These aren't words we hear much anymore in the common vernacular, so here in this interview with Nancy Wilson we limp up to explain it once more. Nancy Wilson is the author of 16 books for Christian women, young and old. You will appreciate the graciousness, the humility, and the matter-of-fact, biblical language without the sappy sentimentality in this exchange.