The Generations Radio Program

The Generations Radio Program

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The Generations Radio Program episodes

  • Prison for Pro-lifers

    While a 74-year-old pro-life grandmother faces 11 years for trespassing on the grounds of an abortion-killing center, BLM protesters get $80 million in compensation for their closing down highways and the $8 billion of damage done to businesses and buildings during 2020. What gives? Does the Bible allow for trespassing if somebody's getting killed over there? Rest assured that very little justice comes by government—but God brings every work into judgment according to the standards of His law. As Christians, we have a responsibility to advocate justice by the standard of God's law and mercy by the cross of Christ. That's a both-and.

    27 min
  • Homeschooling Secularized and De-relationalized

    Homeschooling growth provides some good things—more free market in education and release from the "matrix" for those who were forced into the monolithic public school model. But, new surveys are discovering a massive secularization of home education—a fall-off from 67% to 33% of homeschooling families committing to a faith. Also, homeschooling is morphing into online and the absence of relationship and parental involvement. The vision is disappearing.

    27 min
  • Caring for Loved Ones with Alzheimer’s and Dementia

    At least 5 million Americans have Dementia, and about 50% of our fathers and mothers will have the disease by the time they reach 90 years of age. As Christians, we can rest assured that God has a reason for this disease as it afflicts our loved ones. What is it like to experience Dementia? Do personalities change? Are there certain things that cause dementia . . . or hasten the onset of it? Here is a Christian view of a common affliction as provided by Dr. John Dunlop, author of the book, Finding Grace in the Face of Dementia.

    21 min
  • Faithful Christians in the 20th Century

    After reviewing the heroes in the city of man, we contrast the heroes of faith in the 20th century, of whom the world is not worthy. Kevin Swanson lists those who maintained a strong faith despite the massive apostasy that blew across England, America, and the West. They stood for the centrality of God against the centrality of man while humanism was on the rise. They are theologians, pastors, cultural leaders, creation science apologists, evangelists, and persecuted saints of the 20th century (and the 21st century).

    28 min
  • Angst Increasing Among Partisans

    Almost half of Republicans and Democrats admit they would resort to violence to advance their agenda. Is the problem a slip in faith in democracy, or a wrong view of the state? What everybody has right is that there is something very wrong with the nation. It's the root cause and the antidote that folks are not getting right. The solutions to social challenges will only be found in a rebuild of family and church. The solution for the state is always reformation and regeneration, not revolution.

    24 min
  • Political Shifts in Europe and UK

    Hungary, Poland, and Russia are moving pro-life. But now, Western Europe is getting worse and worse. What gives? The UK labor party threatens two years in the quod for misgendering. But now, is J.K. Rowling repenting of advocating for the LGBT movement back in the early 2000s? She used to have a disagreement with Kevin Swanson over Dumbledore. We end the program with a discussion on how to speak of and speak to the transgender person working in your corporation. Do you misgender? Do you lose your job over it?

    27 min
  • Oregon: Portrait of a Failed State

    Oregon has become a portrait of what a spiritually-bankrupt, burned-out, post-Christian blue state looks like. It's the worst state in America on the Evil Index, and here's why. The school system has failed—it’s the worst in the nation. First state to legalize adult-killing, marijuana, etc. is losing residents fast now. Have the churches really demonstrated any substantial faith? Oregon needs a spiritual revival. The churches need to repent. The grassroots need faith. Should men of God stand up and shout down this abomination called socialism, liberalism, atheism, anti-Christian insanity? We say, “Yes.”

    28 min
  • Warnings of World War III Proliferate

    Wars and rumors of wars are on the increase. For the year 2022, Uppsala University reports the highest number of wars in modern history (since World War II). Vulnerabilities and instabilities run higher than ever now. We present a little history on the root cause for the wars of the nations. But now . . . the lines are increasingly drawn between traditionalist countries that still have some sense of a social order . . . and the homosexualized nations of the world. The lines are increasingly drawn between East and West . . . and ironically, Israel is right in the middle between East and West. The lines are drawn between Post-Christian countries and the non-Christianized countries of the world. 

    35 min
  • Endangered Virtues

    Here we interview Michael Phillips, editor of George MacDonald's materials and the author of a new book called "Endangered Virtues and the Coming Ideological War." What are the basic virtues without which civilization is not possible? And how shall we then live in an age of immaturity, insobriety, escapism, relativism, fear, and abandoned rationality? Michael Phillips recommends disengaged engagement—what Jesus called salt that regains its saltiness.

    33 min
  • The Moral Confusion at Harvard

    Man is always a moral creature, and yet what happens when Harvard University loses its moral compass? The compass is spinning out of control now, and nobody knows which woke is the wokest. Why was antisemitism a sin, and on what basis? What about abortion? What about anything that goes on in this world? The secular university has a really hard time answering those questions. Here we review the decline of American moral standards at the university, and the decline of the American academic performance. The average ACT steadily declined from 22.0 to 19.5 since 1970. Average math scores dropped from 22.0 to 19.0 over the same time period.

    27 min

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Today's family and social-economic systems are failing and will continue to do so unless the collective people regain a proper understanding of reality. Generations Radio, with Kevin Swanson,…