Generations Radio

Guest host Adam McManus interviews Kevin Jackson, a former Fox News contributor, about how bank records reveal that the Biden family has received $10 million from China and foreign interests. Indeed, in mid-April, China fired a warning shot at President Biden when a Chinese-American bank supplied Senate Republicans with records showing millions of dollars flowing from Chinese companies to Biden’s son, Hunter Biden, and brother, James Biden. Jackson outlines the Biden family’s treasonous behavior and predicts that Biden will not be the 2024 Democrat presidential nominee. Citing cognitive health concerns, he will resign before his term has expired, allowing Vice President Kamala Harris to rise to the presidency. The powers behind the throne will insist that the one thing she does in exchange is pardon the Biden family members for having illegally sold access to Joe Biden.

Education is very essential to the command Jesus gave us regarding our children. He charges us to raise them in the nurture and admonition of the Lord and to be sure that we do not lay a stumbling block before them. Do the schools really have our children's best interest in mind, or do they push a wicked agenda? In this edition of Generations, Kevin Swanson and Bill Jack talk about the education of children today.

Fame has done some very bad things for folks like Joshua Harris, Mark Driscoll, and the Duggars (to some extent). There is a thin line between ambition and just being faithful to the talents God has given you. How did Jesus deal with fame? There are examples of some who have handled fame without collapsing, but usually not with young people tossed into fame head-first. We ask some basic questions on this segment: Do we really want to make an impact? Are we supposed to change the world? Why are we here? Why are we doing this?

Amazon’s recent docu-series was all up in arms that “Generation Joshua” or “Teen Pact” might have played a part in the vast right-wing conspiracy to "take America back." But now, Alex Harris (one of the participants) is backing away from this sort of Christian political involvement. But what’s up with The Gospel Coalition, Christianity Today, and the E.R.L.C? Is there a “Gelatinizing of the Faith” going on with American evangelicals? Have they capitulated to the matter of the slaughter of 15 million babies a year, and the mainstreaming of sexual perversion? Is the "Kinder and Gentler" evangelicalism going to stop fighting ‘em, and maybe even join ‘em? As conservatives and Christians lose and lose some more in the culture war, what are their options? Soften. Abandon God's law as a standard. Become friends with that worldly zeitgeist fellow. Embrace a pessimistic eschatology. Abandon politics entirely . . . or . . . 

First came the East-West divide. Then came the Protestants. Now comes a third divide in the history of the Christian church. And this time, the divide comes in response to the pressures of the cultural power centers, the "zeitgeist," or the humanist Borg that has taken over Western institutions. This time, the divide is centered around Scriptural authority relating to matters of history and ethics. The divide began with what was called "liberalism" or "modernism" in the 1920s and 1930s. But now, it's developed into an all-out war against the horror of Wokism, LGBT-ism, antinomianism, a watering down of the Gospel itself, an undermining of biblical truth and ethics at every level. Even the UMC is splitting apart now. Some of the divide will prove only a thin-coated conservatism . . . developing out of the gross-out factor for having to adopt homosexual behavior among the clergy. But others will actually acknowledge God to be lawgiver, and sin to be a transgression of the law of God . . . and Jesus Christ as the Savior who has come to set us free from the bondage of this sin.

With the dying of the West, will conservative commentators like Tucker Carlson and Matt Walsh do anything to salvage it? Are Christian churches going to salvage anything in the West? Suppose a Christian church was to contribute something positive, a little salt, or a little preserving grace on a civilization. . . . What would it look like? Men with faith. And, a birth rate of 5.0.

When the World goes after Christians, it’s another episode of the pot calling the kettle black all over again, and again. Returning to the onslaught coming down upon the Duggars et.al. via the Duggars, we try to get to the root of what it is that gets the World all upset. However you cut it, the world is not going to cotton to 1 Peter 3:1ff, Ephesians 5:22ff, and Ephesians 6:1ff. We also address a few letters into the program concerning kids raised in Christian homes that didn’t turn out all that well . . . at least for now. Who or what is to blame? Nature or nurture?  

This may be the most rapid and radical capitulation in history for an organization. Chick-fil-A waffled. While the organization was closed on Sunday and wanted to honor God, their business doubled in size. But now, will they fear God or fear the zeitgeist or the LGBT Borg? We take up an important question—do Christian employers discriminate on transgenderism, moral issues, and character issues when hiring? Do they hire on competence of character? Do they use hiring as an opportunity for evangelism and discipleship?

The Psalm 1 picture of the godly man involves a meditation on the law of God day and night. This is especially important in a day like ours in which there is little time and resources dedicated to what a godly man does. Jeremy Kluth has dedicated his life to memorizing Scripture and encouraging others to the same thing. How do we assist our families in memorization? Here are a variety of creative, helpful hints for this extremely important element of family discipleship in the Word of God.

Here, we run over a quick history lesson. Boston, Massachusetts, was where it all began in 2003. And, here we are back to where it began all over again. Harvard University, Cambridge, Sommerville, Boston . . . that's where Obergefell began. That's where the next round is happening. It turns out that Roberts’ and Alito's predictions were dead on, that is, in the minority report for the Obergefell ruling. But here's the question that keeps occurring to us. What use is it to rush into the courtroom in an asylum, and argue the case that pigs don't have wings, and that guy's not Napoleon?