Uganda President's Public Repentance-Every Nation Has a Trajectory
November 29, 2012
The ironies are everywhere. The Russian Pravda press condemns America for electing a communist as president. Meanwhile, the Uganda president calls for national repentance. Will African nations seek God's blessing, while America turns away from God? Every nation has a trajectory. Where is ours turning? Are we destroying ourselves by debt and immorality? Or are we on the upswing?
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History is presupposition-weighted, and some presuppositions are better than others. That makes some history and anthropology more reliable than others. We examine the mysteries of ancient man on this edition of Generations. Don Landis, General Editor of a new books called "The Genius of Ancient Man" describe the amazing creations of ancient cultures. What do we find in ancient history, but the simultaneous occurrence of genius and rebellion against God. Thus, we would expect advancements and regression in human society. This stands in direct conflict with an evolutionary concept of man.
November 28, 2012
When we get down to brass tacks, problems in family life and church life usually point to a lack of love. Alexander Strauch has spent the last 10 years of his life studying the Biblical principle of love, especially as it applies to leaders in the church and family. This godly leader has provided five books on the topic—and he shares his wisdom with us on this special edition of Generations.
November 27, 2012
What is the last great hope for freedom in America? Congressman Ron Paul, in his farewell address last week, hailed homeschoolers as the last great hope for liberty in the free world. Kevin Swanson encourages homeschool parents and homeschool leaders not to fizzle out as they prepare the next generation with the vision for maximum liberty rooted in a biblical worldview
November 26, 2012
Twilight hits the Box Office, big time, one more time. Of the 10 most popular movies (based on first-week box office receipts), three belong to the Twilight series. The girls are silly about it. This cannibal/Vampire rage has got kids chewing on each other and generally violating God's laws. Mark Driscoll is concerned. He calls it "porn for girls". And it's leading to a rise in "pure paganism". So does God law define paganism or not? That's the question that Kevin Swanson poses for the post-modern craziness. Is there such a thing as good paganism? White witchcraft? Soft cannibalism?
November 23, 2012
Happy Thanksgiving, Friends! Kevin Swanson and Dave Buehner celebrate Thanksgiving by comparing President Obama's Thanksgiving Day Address to George Washington's. We're seeing a wild shift in worldviews and the metaphysical outlook of these two men! Do we praise luck or praise Providence? Also, Kevin Swanson is a little bothered by Black Friday Creep (on Thanksgiving Thursday), and guys standing in line at Best Buy for 96 hours to buy more junk.
November 22, 2012
He may have been the most significant American leader in the 19th century. But Abraham Lincoln was an enigma. Was he a Christian? Was Lincoln more committed to the dignity of the African American citizen, or the integrity of the federal union? Kevin Swanson interviews researcher and civil war author, John Dwyer on these important historical questions, in light of the new movie "Lincoln" movie produced by Steven Spielberg.
November 21, 2012
Might the fall of an empire look something like burgeoning debt, the disintegration of the social fabric of the family, the loss of character, and the dissipation of the will to continue among the men? When Christians stop focusing on Washington DC, where will they begin to re-focus in order to rebuild civilization? Historian, Marshall Foster provides a hopeful vision for the future on the edition of Generations!
November 20, 2012
Humanism has crept into the thinking of so many young men and women. When it does, these young folks act out their worldviews. Here, Kevin Swanson interacts with a World magazine article on Anorexia. What is the biblical understanding of self-image? Is the lack of self-love the root issue? What biblical truths are lost in the minds and hearts of young people today to produce the sorts of masochism (self-atonement) we see everywhere?
November 19, 2012
Kevin Swanson summarizes about 20 different perspectives from liberals, conservatives, and Christian leaders on the 2012 election. Will the future of America rest on homeschooling and strong family economies? In Congressman Ron Paul's Farewell Address, he calimed that "the rapidly expanding homeschooling movement [will] play a significant role. . . to rebuild a free society with Constitutional protections." Where to from here? Kevin Swanson and Dave Buehner comment.
November 16, 2012
Scandals are nothing new. Does the Petraeus scandal indicate a sensitive national conscience towards sins like adultery? Or does it indicate an appetite for salacious news stories? Kevin Swanson speaks to why men commit adultery and why people like to hear about it on this edition of the Generations broadcast. Also, some interaction with the PBS' program on Assisted Suicide.
November 15, 2012
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Taking the World for Jesus
This is the retelling of the most exciting story in all of human history. Something truly remarkable occurred when Jesus Christ rose from the dead and gave His disciples a great commission. The world would never be the same again. Kevin Swanson takes the reader through the 2,000 year worldwide saga of this epochal mission to the world. From Judea to Rome, Ireland, Denmark, China, Japan, Uganda, New Zealand, and to the uttermost parts of the earth, the light of Christ shines into the darkness, transforming every nation throughout the centuries.