The Generations Radio Program

There are 10 million missing men in the workforce. . . . Total employment numbers have slipped another 400,000 workers just since 2019, with another 10 million population to feed. There's less people doing the work, and the average productivity of workers have slipped since 2020. Getting back to the fundamentals, what is it that makes for strong economies according to a biblical view of economics?

Why are our governments rejecting the death penalty for murder and embracing the soft-on-crime worldview—while at the same time increasing the purview and power of government? Why does George Soros fund the Soft-on-Crime District Attorneys in major cities around the country? There is the worldview that is soft on criminals and hard on everybody else, and then there is the worldview that is hard on criminals and soft on everybody else. We analyze the Karl Popper/George Soros worldview, and find another attempt at autonomy/rebellion against God.

As far as a family legacy goes, we want to leave a spiritual heritage to our children and our children's children. That is the most important, but how do we communicate that? Here is a thoughtful discussion with Brian Kluth and a recommendation to pass on a legacy, spiritual and physical (and financial). Click here to get your Legacy Organizer for your family today! https://store.generations.org/products/because-i-love-you-christian-legacy-organizer

We take a quick look at Kanye West, Alex Jones, and Donald Trump, but move on to important lessons from the Proverbs. As Kipling would put it, we limp up to explain it once more . . . Here's the tale of two girls and a guy. These were just kids, super self-confident kids who were able to dupe millions of people, including some of the most respected cabinet officials of the most powerful nation on Earth. Have we become a nation of dupes? We don't recognize character anymore. We don't recognize healthy economics, wisdom in the area of business anymore . . . we don't recognize good science, well-tested technology . . . anymore. . . . We can't distinguish any of this from sheer hype, youthful foolish energy, nice-sounding platitudes, and empires built on sand.

Christian restaurants would probably provide food for Muslim groups, or liberal groups, but here’s a restaurant in Richmond, Virginia, that refused service to a Christian group. While Christians are gracious at many levels, still we wonder if Christian catering businesses would cater nudist camps. Why are Christians most likely to be discriminated against in this society? 

Christians actually won significant court battles in 1987 when it came to taking moral stands. We tell the story of Dr. Greg Bahnsen and the court battles fought by a Mrs. Smith. Now they lose. The National Association of Evangelicals and the CCCU is on the wrong side on HR8404 and the persecution of Christians. The PCA moved to the right side of this (leaving the NAE) in June, but not so the Vineyard, the CRC, the Evangelical Presbyterian Church, the Assemblies of God, the Christian Missionary Alliance, and the Evangelical Free churches. Also, New St. Andrews pulled out of the CCCU; Patrick Henry College and Master’s College are keeping their distance from the CCCU. The Dividing Line of those with Christ, and those against Him, is forming. 

Reviewing the numbers, public school student population up 7.6%, teacher population up 8.7%, and administration up 87.6% since the year 2000? Social engineering is in full gear now. Schools, doll companies, and Disney are all on board with the program. But what's really interesting is the scene playing out in Dearborn, Michigan. The decrepit old Western civilization is dying, while the Muslim population is up in arms with the sexual and social burn out. Tyranny is on the rise, but so is the suicidal tendencies of an entire civilization. These western tyrannies do not have what it takes to survive.

Is there a rash of sexual sin rising up in your church community? Here we ask the tough questions of Pastor Heath Lambert, author of "Finally Free." What is the difference between struggling, being in the battle, giving up, and gaining victory? How do we cultivate a culture of walking in the light, hearing confessions, encouraging repentance and faith, and yet not pampering sin? Once young men in the church start to open up to confession, and they fall again, and again, and again, how do pastors react to this?

For two and half hours yesterday, December 5th, the Supreme Court heard a major religious liberty case. 

Guest host Adam McManus interviewed Matt Sharp, Senior Counsel at Alliance Defending Freedom, about the right of Lorie Smith, the Christian owner of 303 Creative, a Denver, Colorado website design company, to refuse to create websites for homosexual faux weddings.

Colorado’s law would force Lorie to use her artistic web design skills to speak messages celebrating homosexual faux weddings if she speaks messages celebrating marriage between one man and one woman. But on top of that, the law acts as a gag order that prevents Lorie from expressing on her website the reasons why she only creates websites celebrating certain ideas.

This is censorship. And it’s a violation of Lorie’s First Amendment rights.

That’s why, in 2016, Alliance Defending Freedom attorneys filed a lawsuit on Lorie’s behalf, challenging the law in federal court. Nearly three years later, a judge issued a final ruling allowing Colorado officials to force Lorie to design and publish websites promoting messages that conflict with her religious beliefs.

In October 2019, Lorie appealed to the 10th Circuit, asking it to reverse the lower court’s decision. Then, in July 2021, the 10th Circuit issued an unprecedented ruling in Lorie’s case, upholding the Colorado law that requires Lorie to promote pro-homosexual faux marriage messages against her conscience in violation of her First Amendment freedom. So, in September 2021, Lorie asked the Supreme Court to take up her case and reverse the 10th Circuit’s ruling and protect her First Amendment rights. 

Watch a 5-minute video about Lorie Smith’s story.

McManus cited the RedState.com article entitled “Justice Gorsuch Leaves CO Solicitor General Stammering During Oral Arguments on Religious Liberty.”

Listen to the two-and-a-half-hour oral arguments before the Supreme Court, complete with all the questions from the justices, in this CSPAN link.

Seventy-one percent of Americans say they support "Gay Mirage," but is that really so? The vast majority still reprobate unfaithfulness in marriage, but they don't seem to care about what homosexuals do in their "commitments." So what gives? We explore the reasons why this moral travesty has steamrolled the American landscape. Yet, these things come and go. We compare Sati and Eugenics to the current sexual perversion rage. Here we examine the Libertarian ethic allowing consenting adults to do whatever they want to do.