The Generations Radio Program

Contrary to the hopes of 21st-century apostate Christianity, the Scripture doesn't shift its position on homosexuality from OT to NT in any fundamental way. Neither has 2,000 years of Christianity got it wrong . . . until Matt Vines showed up. We trace the meaning of the two key Greek words in 1 Corinthians 6:9, and tie 1 Timothy 1:10 into the Mosaic Law. No wiggle room here for the progressives.

The Washington Post continues its series of attacks on homeschooling—this time going after research studies on the effectiveness of home education in the US. Yet, favorability towards homeschooling among the American public is at an all-time high, and favorability towards public schools among the American public is at an all-time low. We point out that sociological studies on education and every other part of social life are fairly useless. How does one identify the best way to educate a child? Go to God, the Source of all wisdom. Rely on God's Word as the highest form of wisdom in these matters.

Families raise chickens, goats, and cows. But why not sheep? We catch up with the “Shepherdess.com” to discover how she went from $0 to $100,000 in three years with a small flock on thirty acres. Here’s another excellent idea for a family economy in the 21st century. 

Homosexuals, transgenders, and even Christians have been chewing away on business owners, curtailing their freedoms to hire and fire whomever they will. Now ministries like World Vision have lost three court decisions in the attempt to hire and fire whom they will. When will Christians as well as homosexuals respect the property rights of business owners to make their own decisions about whom they will hire and fire? When will pastors take up the principled position and preach against affirmative action, government enforced hiring quotas, and minimum wage laws?

Increasing numbers of Americans are approving of polygamy, and this introduces a discussion on how Christian nations ridded themselves of both polygamy and slavery. This took about 1,000 years. But now, a post-Christian pagan society is going back to things like homosexuality, polygamy, and slavery. We provide a biblical argument against polygamy and point out that Mohammed and Joseph Smith were wrong on polygamy (and slavery).

The vast, vast majority of Catholics and Muslims are nominal "believers." But what about Protestants and Evangelicals? What is the difference between a nominal believer and a real believer who actually believes what he says he believes—or the fundamental propositions of a particular faith? We discuss what the average everyday Catholic, Muslim, and Protestant believes these days—agnosticism, deism, keeping "god" happy with a little church attendance . . . maybe. What is it to be a true believer? How would you know that you were a true believer?

Dictators and pop stars made the list of Time Magazine Person of the Year finalists. Xi Jinping, Taylor Swift, Barbie, King Charles III, Vladimir Putin, the people who have prosecuted Trump, and OpenAI CEO Sam Altman all made the list. We contrast this with God’s hall of heroes from 2023 and throughout Christian history—the poor wise man who saved the city, the persecuted saints, the homeschool leaders in tough places like South Africa and Brazil, and others. 

There is no greater need today than to invest in mentorship and discipleship—especially for our young men. Preparation for family, life, marriage, work, and leadership calls for far more than what mere book-learning and college can provide. How do we dial in calling, character, and competencies by mentorship? Here are some super helpful tips from Dr. Phillip Kayser from BiblicalBlueprints.org.

Is America doing that much better than Russia? Perhaps with Judah we could say, "She has been more righteous than I." We speak of revival, but what does revival look like? Here's a brief, encouraging historical survey of the greatest revivals in history.

The number of people quitting their jobs is still higher than it has been in 20 years . . . about 3.6 million a month. This was averaging around 2.5 million per month for 20 years. But why the lack of retention? How does the younger generation view work and cultivate dependability? We give the key to success for this character trait in this edition of Generations.