The Generations Radio Program

Worldviews clash on this program, as Jen Wilkin encourages Christian families to support the public schools, allow for a pluralistic polytheistic worldview in the public schools, while being sure to avoid the "Christianizing" of public schools. Must we support a Marxist approach, allowing all children equal opportunities and equal access to wealth? Are we supposed to send our children into learning centers that are entirely rooted in a polytheistic or pluralistic worldview? Or are we supposed to cast down imaginations and every high thing that exalts itself against the knowledge of God?

The national media is all abuzz with what is happening at Asbury College in Kentucky. So far, 100,000 people have made their pilgrimage to the scene of the revivals. But how does the Bible define revival? What is it to be revived spiritually, and what are the biblical indications of a true Holy Spirit outpouring? Why is preaching and the Word of God more on the back burner with modern revivals—displaced by "worship music," testimony, and prayer groups?

What may be the most well-publicized, horrific murders in America as decried by the media has a redemptive element to it. The liberals hate God's redemption and God's law, but for some reason they get very preachy and religious in their deprecations for Charles Manson. Kevin Swanson points out how God redeems some murderers. Charles Tex Watson outlines the sins he committed to lead him to the Helter Skelter gruesome murders of 1969. Watson was raised in a Christian family and the first sin that led him to these nightmarish evils . . . disobedience to his parents.

Guest host Adam McManus interviews Allan Parker, President of The Justice Foundation, who asserts that there are some intriguing similarities between the 1954 Brown v. Board of Education and the 2022 Dobbs vs. Jackson Women's Health Organization rulings of the Supreme Court.

In both cases, the Supreme Court admitted it was wrong. In the first, they admitted that the races should not be segregated. In the second, they admitted that there was no constitutional right to abortion.

Plus, Parker addressed:

* the weaponization of the FBI through harassment and prosecution of peaceful, pro-life activists for standing on the right-of-way in front of abortion mills urging women to choose life at the last minute. Thankfully, pro-lifer Mark Houck, the father of 11, was acquitted on January 30th of the charge of allegedly violating the Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances Act.

* the Safe Haven law that allows a woman to give up her child within 60 days to a fire station or hospital.

* the Biden administration's attempt to provide abortions to members of the military and their dependents on military bases in pro-life states that have outlawed abortion.

* Georgia Democratic gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abram’s justification of abortion for women who cannot afford gas or food.

Jesus gets a billion-dollar promotional campaign with Super Bowl ads, etc. The focal points are humanity, identification with man's feelings, and opposing hate and polarization. But still, Christ crucified doesn't market that well. What's the objective? Where are we going with all of our efforts? Let's keep the objective in mind—disciple the nations, call to repentance, and teach them to observe all He has commanded.

Artificial Intelligence isn’t coming. It’s already here. Google, Microsoft, and Amazon are well ahead of us in developing A.I. The worldview coming out of it is decidedly leftist. So how does this tie into a Biblical worldview? On this edition of Generations, Kevin Swanson and Adam McManus address concerns over worldviews, artificial intelligence, and technology.

Here are four questions to ask to determine if sports is turning into an idol in your life. When did Sunday sports replace church attendance at Lord's Day observance? We go over some of the wrong and right uses of sports, and close on God's definition of rest and pleasure (vs. what man comes up with for himself).

Here's a report from the worst of the worst suffering on Earth when it comes to Christian persecution. It doesn't get any worse than this in terms of the number of martyrs, refugees, and kidnappings. But for us, this is the opportunity of the millennium to serve the tortured body of Christ, the least of these His brothers.

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We are questioned about pastors with facial piercings and cranial implants. And, what about converted neo-nazis sporting swastikas, converted Muslims wearing kufis, and converted homosexuals who carry on adorning themselves in feminine apparel? This brings up a short discussion on semiotics. What we are looking for is a little honesty, a true reflection of a worldview, and a self-consistent application of that worldview in cultural expression.

A discussion on gender-neutral language with the TNIV and NIV leads to an investigation into Christian publishing. The timeline of Zondervan, Thomas Nelson, and Multnomah selling out to secular companies pretty much marks the collapse of American Christianity in the 2000s. Now, 54% of the large Christian publishers are owned by the likes of Harper Collins and Random House . . . in case anybody was wondering why the squish factor in Christian books increased in the last 15 years. But why is the worldview of feminism and gender neutrality so essential to the apostasy and the breakdown of Western civilization?