The Generations Radio Program

Still over half of American public school students are in stuck in distance-learning as the Covid crisis continues. But homeschooling is still growing in leaps and bounds. Now estimates put it at 6 million students, exceeding the private school population for the first time in American history. The public school monopoly is cracking, and this may be a benefit for America. Kevin Swanson points out the failure of public schools and explains why homeschooling is head-and-shoulders better than public school distance-learning.

A federal lawsuit just filed is challenging the US Dept. of Ed's exemptions for Christian colleges on Title IX requirements. Christian colleges are facing the ultimate test as they become the ultimate target for the Biden administration and the left. In Al Mohler's words, and Joshua's words for that matter: "Choose ye this day." Either the schools will have to compromise their values to receive the Title IX dollars or. . . lose it. But then again, liberal arts schools are usually. . . liberal. Humanities professors in the US are only 6% Republican. English Lit professors register 2% Republican, Sociology professors are 0%, and Business professors register 26% Republican. Overall, the university professor population's Democrat-to-Republican ratio stands at 10.4 to 1. Liberal arts was always the tip of the spear for the unravelling of Christian culture in the West. 

The number of Americans attending church last month—a dismal 17%, down from 49% ten years ago. The Scriptures are extremely serious about the importance of attending church. But, must the church follow through on a mask mandate? We encourage pastors and church leaders to make the call, considering the elderly, considering Christian liberty, and considering the data related to masks. But what if you fall on the wrong side of the mask issue with your local church? We encourage you to dig into the more substantial issues—and increase in courage,  faith, and love, and pray that the Holy Spirit returns to the churches. 

In four years, Georgia cities shifted 7.4% more Democrat. Virginia cities shifted 6% more liberal in voting. North Carolina cities shifted 5.4%, and Texas cities shifted 5-8% blue. People are trying to get out of the most evil cities for their corruption, their crime, and their outrageously expensive living costs. But how did New York, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Washington DC, and Seattle become the most evil cities in the world? Two reasons. No salt. And historical roots.

There are some phenomenal elements to the worst Supreme Court action in American history, Roe v. Wade, that need to be told—not the least of which is the journey taken by Dr. Bernard Nathanson. Why does the pro-abortion movement rely so heavily on obfuscations, conspiracies, cover-ups, and lies? What is it about abortion that presses the conscience of a nation to ignore the truth? Kevin Swanson interviews Nick Loeb, Film Director for Roe v. Wade—the new docudrama coming out this weekend.

Note: We caution the audience to consider the preview before watching the movie, and the film may not be appropriate for children.

We appeal to the wisdom of God’s law in reference to the George Floyd death, the attack on Asian women in New York, and the Virginia death penalty abolition. Why does America turn soft on evil and hard against Christians? Instead of turning against Jesus’ teaching on the law, we encourage an acceptance of Christ, and a respect for the three uses of the law. 

What might possibly cause a professing Christian to commit mass killings in Georgia? This young Baptist man was fashioned a "super Christian" by friends, but then blames his alleged killings on a sex addiction. Everybody seems to be blaming this on everything, but the real problem is the heart. How does one know the heart of a professing Christian who is given to pornography and sexual sin? Dr. Phillip Kayser joins us on the show to discuss these tough questions. The resources mentioned in the interview can be found at https://www.biblicalblueprints.com/pornography-help.

The Colorado baker Jack Phillips enters Round four or five of persecution at the hands of the homosexual community. But, Franklin Graham has a message for you. "Today it's Jack. Tomorrow it could be you." This also brings up the conversation of euthanasia. There seems to be a direct correlation between the aging population percentage in any given country and its euthanasia policy. Could there be a connection here?

Colorado had its worst three fires in history last year. California had their seven worst fires in history last year. Australia had their worst fires in a long time just last year. . . now the worst floods of the century. Does God send fires and floods? Or does man cause fires and floods by heating up the globe? Who's ultimately in control here? Humanists say man is in control. Christians say God is in control, but God isn't the "nice guy" that everybody wants him to be. Will these natural disasters teach our children to fear God?

The question of whether our sons might volunteer for military service is more complicated in a radically post-Christian and anti-Christian culture. Will he be forced to call a he “a she?” Is he going to be ready for the court martial? Does a Christian help on the staff producing movies of the XXX variety? At what point does the Christian come out from among them and be separate? Thorny questions addressed on this edition of the program.