Here we interact with an honest admission from the producer/writer of The Chosen. Are we content with "leaning on" the humanity of Jesus vs. the deity of Jesus in the Mormon-produced TV series? Does the nature and person of Christ really matter, or can we subject the faith to reductionism? And, do Mormons and Evangelicals "love the same Jesus," as Dallas Jenkins has testified? As the faith dies out with modern evangelicalism, this is a good time to be discerning. Can we really afford to characterize a different Jesus, and form a different set of categories by constructing a new narrative?

It's a Corinthian society—a sexualized society out there—and your children are in the gun sights of the perverted zeitgeist. Here is a shocking expose of the history of sexual education, and the inroads humanist categories and education have had into Christian churches. Did Christians buy into the Alfred Kinsey agenda? We get right to the practical matter though, and offer ten tips on how not to and how to talk to your kids about God's gift of marital intimacy. 

Sensitive material. Recommended for parents only.

Guest

host Adam McManus interviews

Kris Kobach,

attorney with Alliance for Free Citizens, about his lawsuit on behalf

of 36 Airmen who have been denied a religious exemption from the

COVID-shot mandate. Based on Scripture, they object to the use

of aborted fetal tissue in the development of the COVID shots.

As

he explained in his Breitbart column entitled Airmen Lawsuit Illustrates the Madness of Biden’s Vaccine Mandates,

Kobach

notes

that

the

mandate violates the Religious Freedom Restoration Act of 1993 as

well as the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.

Plus,

17 of the 36 Airmen are pilots of the RC-135, one of the most

sophisticated intelligence-gathering planes ever built. The

American taxpayers have already invested a whopping $5.5 million to

train each one. To fire them would be a colossal waste of $93.5

million worth of training.

There is much to learn from the Hillsong implosion, especially for those who have plugged in to Hillsong music. But . . . here's the big takeaway: Brian Houston was embarrassed by Rugby All-Star, Izzy Folau, three years ago . . . for Folau's calling sinners to repentance. Now, we're embarrassed by Brian Houston. And, Izzy Folau is back in the game, and Brian is out. For all of us . . . Will we be a scandal to the world for sinful behavior? Or will we be a scandal to the world for our faithfulness to Christ?

The Federal Reserve and the other central banks have pretty much managed to mess up the world economy. When increasing your quantitative easing from $5 trillion in 2008 to $32 trillion just 14 years later . . . driving inflation rates into the stratosphere, with bond rates in the toilet, now how do you fix that? Man seeks ultimate control over systems. When governments find that they have fouled up everything with the controls already given them . . . now they seek increased levels of control to fix the problems they created for the world. The problem, he thinks, is that he didn’t have enough control to begin with. He wasn’t in absolute control. If he were in absolute control, everything would be wonderful. That’s where central bank-controlled digital currency comes into play. Is this the mark of the beast or what? What should Christians do in such cases?

The US Supreme Court nominee is supposed to be the first black woman on the high court, but she's not sure what is a woman, or that she is a woman. Can Supreme Court nominees answer basic questions like, "What is a cat?" or "What is a Judge?" or "What is a woman?" We consider Judge Ketanji Jackson's answers to the question when life begins, but it turns out she holds to two religions at the same time. One religion is okay with killing babies, and the other is not okay with killing babies. So . . . how can one hold to these two diametrically-opposed religions at the same time? . . . Questions that make you go . . . "Wow!"

What would constitute a healthy church? What's the core element or emphasis we are looking for at a time when humanism is raging as hard as it is in the church? It's a God-focus, a God-knowledge, a God-centeredness, vs. a man-centeredness. But what does this look like? Here's an engaging conversation on what constitutes a healthy church on this edition of Generations.

Here is a follow-up to the program on the church that won't take the contra-mundum stance against the world on woke, feminism, humanism, humanist schools, sexual autonomy, etc. etc. Here are eight reasons to leave a church, plus two, for the consideration of our listenership, and a bit on how to leave a church.

Toy

Story now goes totally woke, but the big story is the ends to which

the “gay” Borg will go, in order to grab the hearts of the

children. The Behind-the-Scenes story on the lesbian scene in

“Lightyear” betrays the level of commitment to which the

Zeitgeist applies to indoctrinating children. How do Christian

families react to Disney and Pixar now? If there was any question ten

years ago, now all Christian families are convinced this has all

turned into a cess pool of woke and sexual perversion. But, will the

churches take a stand against the cultural perversion in the schools

and popular media?

We run through the last 100 years of New World Orders and demonstrate the futility of man’s attempt to find peace without Christ. What is proposed here is a social order . . . a political order . . . a guarantee for world peace, and a better life for everybody. What is assumed by the UN charter is an “ethic” and “rights” we can all agree on, which we don’t; and that human governments have the ability and the sovereign control over the outcome to bring about the objective . . . which they can’t. The dollar is failing. Men’s hearts fail them for fear. America is slipping from its position as “king of the hill” . . . Nahum 3 and Zephaniah 3 provide some helpful words for times like these.