Canada Steps Up Persecuting Christians - Supreme Court is Unanimous
March 8, 2013
In a historically-significant move, Canada's Supreme Court voted unanimously to persecute Christians who speak against "sin" as defined by the Bible. No surprise here. But this will profoundly reshape the last few Christian churches in that country. Kevin Swanson and Dave Buehner discuss the church's response to the Christian apostasy in the West.
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This year's sex week at Yale University steps up the abominations. Other universities find themselves playing a game called "Stab the Baby." It prepares university gals for their first abortion experience. Are the days for the brick and mortar colleges almost over? Thankfully, there are new trends towards telecommuting and building healthy family economies.
March 7, 2013
Kevin Swanson interviews Deborah Wuehler, Senior Editor of Old Schoolhouse Magazine on homeschoolers and socialization. What is proper socialization, and how do homeschooling parents look at this matter? Will homeschoolers properly adapt to family, business environments, and church community?
March 6, 2013
Parents are starting kids out early in the seriously-messed-up life track. They're getting their six-year-olds started out on the transgendered track, introducing gender confusion. This brings up an even more important discussion on how to train children with a sin problem (which happens to be a universal problem, by the way).
March 5, 2013
Apparently, 62 women trainees have been identified as victims of assault or other improper conduct at the hands of 32 training instructors at Lackland Air Base. So. . . whatever happened to chivalry? This brings up an even more important question. With the lack of male chivalry and the rise in violence against women, should we teach our daughters to defend themselves? Should they know how to pound nails through the heads of enemy captains?
March 4, 2013
Society will continue to experience more anarchy, street violence, and injustice in the courts until biblical justice prevails. Kevin Swanson analyzes the Trayvon Martin-Zimmerman case from the perspective of biblical law. The media seems determined to whip up racist animosities, but God's law is colorblind.
March 1, 2013
As human relationships dissipate in the present modern age, superficial, pseudo-community dominates in the church. For those who are longing for genuine relationships and real, fruitful community, author Jerry Bridges offers helpful, biblical wisdom. Don't miss this aged wisdom from a man who has contributed much to the discipleship movement in America!
February 27, 2013
Without question, the most important religious trend of the last ten years was the massive, exponential increase in mega-churches, and the massive exponential downturn in small churches. Hmmm .. . big coincidence? American religion has become far less relational and embraces the anonymity of bigness. Kevin Swanson and Dave Buehner talk about fake community, fake relational life, and stiff churches. What would make for a truly relational church where people gave their lives for each other? The conversation ends with a brief discussion on relational churches that participate in weekly, relational communion. Definition: Relationships are merely the context in which agape love might operate.
February 26, 2013
The Wall Street Journal interacts with Nike Corporation's Godmakers who spend $6 billion creating gods of the sports figures. The trouble is that their gods always seem to trip and fall smack on their faces! WSJ suggests that Nike's days of "Myth making" are about over. But that only happens when Rome falls. So. . .Kevin Swanson explains why Tim Tebow didn't make a very good "god." And, how should Christians interact with the gods of sport? And, what would you tell your daughter if she wanted to join the local community's Female Mud Wrestling Team? Meek and quiet spirit, anybody?
February 25, 2013
Forbes magazine reports that America has just finished up the worst five years since the Great Depression of the 1920's, and the last president with the fortitude to reduce the federal debt was. . . Dwight Eisenhower! Kevin Swanson presses for real solutions for our present condition, as: Don't worship stuff. Stop being a stinkin' existentialist. Get out of debt. Employ mentorship.
February 22, 2013
Kevin Swanson interviews Dr. James Wanliss, author of a new book on environmentalism called, "Resisting the Green Dragon." What if scientists and environmentalists hold to the wrong presuppositions relating to anthropology, ontology, origins. . . Could this result in fatal mistakes and wrong conclusions drawn in their education programs, their policies, and "scientific" programs? This is a must-listen program for all Christians who want to be equipped during the downgrade of science in the 21st century.
February 21, 2013
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