The Generations Radio Program

The Pied Piper of all pied pipers in the world now controls the minds of the world with $65 billion/yr up from $2 billion/yr in 1985. That beats the $25 billion given to Christian missions around the world. But what is this worldview, now featuring drag queens hanging out with Kermit the Frog? How have the values shifted since the 1990s? How does it remain the same? We analyze the worldview according to Walt's own testimony. Shall we raise our children on Disney for another generation? 

Here are several ideas for developing a family economy in a family-disintegrating age. While money is not an end in itself, how might we be good stewards of capital in an extremely destabilized age? First lay up treasures in heaven, teach your children the Word of God, and disciple the next generation of church leaders for the worldwide body of Christ. Then, think about building a family economy to replace the socialist economies that have done so much damage in the last 40 years. 

Could the reversal of the Smith Supreme Court decision result in more liberty for Christians. . .and peyote-smoking natives who worship their false gods? The conservatives on the bench are hinting for a little more liberty for those caught up in the regulative state. Will it come by reversing Employment Division v. Smith? History bears out a lot of surprises, because you know who is in charge of it!

The monthly child welfare/tax credit check starts on July 15th. This hands at least 50% of American kids over to Caesar one more time. We go over the history of power grabs as Caesar systematically moved control of children, their education, welfare, health, etc. onto the state. Do we really want the slave master to own our children? Is it a fair trade for womb-to-tomb security? Or should Christian families go the other way and develop a family economy?

Parents are up in arms in the Loudoun County, Virginia, school board meeting over a lot of things. Pornography in the literature class, critical race theory, and the transgendering of the schools. The county turned blue in 2016, and represents a lot of places around the country. No wonder 14.5% of Americans with kids have turned to homeschooling. But will Homer really beat out the porn in terms of the fundamental worldview operating? What about classical education? Will that be a worthy alternative?

The New York Times, MSNBC, and Washington Post were pretty excited about the new president for the Southern Baptist Convention. What does that mean? Not sure. But, Ed Litton is more concerned about the rise of fundamentalism in the Southern Baptist denomination than he is about any liberalism. We talk about the two ditches here. If you can only see one, you're probably in the other.

Homeschooling is a permanent fixture in America’s academic future, and some of our leading academics call it the “brightest light.” An explosion is happening in the homeschooling population, and the minority groups are leading the pack. Numbers range between 5 million and 8 million, up from 3 million in 2019. What does this mean for the future of America and the rest of the world? Is it time to say “Goodbye” to public schools? Kevin Swanson goes over a hot-off-the-press survey with HSLDA Attorney Mike Donnelly concerning the new homeschooling movement in America. 

Every young person and every person must grapple with the question. What's my calling? How can I move ahead with intentionality, faith, purpose, and a firm sense of direction? What about motivation? Steve and Kevin talk through these life questions everybody asks. 

A North Korean defector finds a close comparison between American Ivy League universities and the totalitarianism and uniformity and narrow-thinking of her communist experience. Meanwhile, the fourth largest economy in the world is collapsing. What does this mean for America? What does one do when he discovers the inmates are running the asylum?

American professional sports is woked and homosexualized. So is country music and the rest of the heartland. The military has got the same dry rot as of the last six months. America takes its place right after South Africa as the most multicultural nation in the world, but. . . without Christ. The liberals find unity in dividing a nation by woke, by intersections, and class warfare. Conservatives hope to find it in Americanism, patriotism, or nationalism. We suggest the only real possibility of reuniting a multicultural nation now would be under the rule and reign of the Lord Jesus Christ—first in the church. But, that's not even working for the Southern Baptists.