The Generations Radio Program

American federal debt is growing faster than the GDP now. This year, the debt-to-GDP ratio stands at 121 percent. . . about fifth worst in the world. Interest payments on the federal debt have topped 36 percent of total tax receipts. And all of this has its roots in the Keynesian philosophies of the early 1920’s and 30’s. The present-orientedness, existentialism, and the ideology of Jean-Paul Sartre and John Maynard Keynes are what ran the 20th century and helped produce what we have today. So how much character would it require to reverse the worldview that has soaked our respective nations over the last 50-60 years? How much long-term vision would it take to turn the nation around? Probably a little more than what Elon Musk and Scott Bessett can offer. We review President Trump’s pick for Secretary of the Treasury and revisit the history of modern economics on this edition of the program.

Ukrainians currently live in a 9/11 situation, and have been for three years straight now. South Africans live life in a prison-camp-like, totalitarian, and socialist country. Meanwhile, America, because of the effect of the Protestant Reformation, has been blessed with peace, wealth, and much freedom. It's good to have the right perspective, thanking God for the place and time in which He has placed us. Gratefulness should characterize a Christian's life. Happy Thanksgiving!

Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, recently waffled on his position on homosexuality, and certain elements of the Anglican church called for his resignation. Shortly after, he resigned from his position due to the scandals. God's sovereignty over all of life continues to reign supreme.

Kevin Swanson and Steve Vaughan review Trump's cabinet picks in this edition of Generations. So far, we have multiple divorcees, pro-aborts, homosexuals, and adulterers. If leaders are a reflection of the nation, what does this say about America?

From this interview aired back in 2013: Colin Gunn speaks of his new film on socialist medicine, outlining the problems facing socialist European nations and America. Socialism looks forward to an unproven future that will yield bankruptcy both of the character and the economies of entire nations. Yet there is a spirit of freedom that still beats in the hearts of some doctors and patients. Some of us will FIND A WAY through this morass.

Every Christian family must be part of a church, and healthy families are part of what make healthy churches. But the church member who has been part of a body for 30 or 40 years is increasingly rare in our day. What is it to be a good church member? What contributes to the longevity of both churches and members? How should we view the church and those within its walls? Kevin Swanson, Scott Brown, and Pastor Andre discuss these and other questions on this edition of the program.

Kevin Swanson interviews Pastor Andre Bay about the state of Christianity in New Zealand. While the U.S. apostatizes, New Zealand is one step ahead. Christians have a responsibility to stand against the world and continue to bring the Gospel, despite the push-back.

On this edition of Generations, Kevin Swanson and Scott Brown broadcast from New Zealand, where they address the health of the churches in New Zealand. So many NZ churches had to stand up during the Covid years and have become stronger as a result. Scott and Kevin also talk about the need for revival in many of today's churches.

During the 2024 elections, celebrities put in their endorsements for Kamala Harris. Trump ended up winning, and so we ask the question: Who really influences the hearts of people? God does. God is King over all, and is the ultimate authority on right and wrong. However, the liberals continue to make their own law. Which sins are more egregious? Why do liberals believe the inconvenience for a woman trumps the life of the child? Kevin and Steve address these topics and more.

Kevin Swanson and Steve Vaughan discuss the horror genre following the recent release of the horror film “Heretic.” The film has been highly successful in the box office. The horror genre encourages those watching to fear evil, which leads to the worship of evil, which is exactly what the demons want. Given this, is it appropriate for Christians to watch horror films?