When Crisis Hits
November 18, 2008
A Family Implodes
What happens when families implodes, and you arrive on the scene and find a mom and two kids sitting in the rubble, dazed? Unfortunately, this is an all-too-common occurrence in millions of home across America.
What happens when families implodes, and you arrive on the scene and find a mom and two kids sitting in the rubble, dazed? Unfortunately, this is an all-too-common occurrence in millions of home across America.
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Interview: S.M. Davis
The destructive, evil nature of anger is particularly evident in children who are captivated by the angry spirit well into their teenage years. Whether it be the screaming, hitting, spitting, explosive sort, or more of the sullen silence, the biting sarcasm, and cold looks - anger can destroy a home. Joining Kevin Swanson on this interview is S.M. Davis from solvefamilyproblems.com.
November 17, 2008
Kevin Swanson speaks with Dr. Samuel Blumenfeld author of NEA: Trojan Horse in American Education and Alpha Phonics about how current teaching methods create wide spread learning problems and brain disorders.
November 14, 2008
A One Thousand Year Detour
After 1000 years of experimentation with a Greek model of education in our colleges, seminaries, high schools, primary schools, and kindergartens, Kevin Swanson suggests that it's about time to return to biblical methodology in the paideia (or life development) of a human being.
November 13, 2008
Guest host Scott Brown continues his discussion with Bill Einwechter about the role of women and the civil magistrate. Does the case of Deborah during the time of judges provide a role model for women of God or is it an exception to the creation order? How does Deborah's story instruct us today? This controversial discussion provides many insights to both men and women who are trying to live according to the Word of God.
November 12, 2008
Should Christians support female candidates running for public office? Guest host Scott Brown speaks to Bill Einwechter about this controversial topic, bringing Biblical principles to bear in this age of egalitarian confusion.
November 11, 2008
Relational Pastors with Guts
Is there a Christian pastor left in California who has neglected to warn his communicants about the toxic pro-homosexual, humanist worldview presented to 6 and 7 year old children in public schools? We doubt it. But if there is one left, this message is for him.
Kevin Swanson describes a real pastor in the words of the Apostle Paul in Acts 20. He is deeply relational, intimately connected, sharply exhortative, and could care less about bodies, bucks, and buildings.
Do pastors have influence on people? Will the quality of pastoring have any impact on the strength of the Christian faith in families and communities 35 years from now? Absolutely.
November 10, 2008
Interview - John Sullivan, Producer
Kevin Swanson interviews John Sullivan on the release of the documentary "Expelled" on DVD.
November 7, 2008
Now that the election is over and America has made her choice for socialism and tyranny, is this a time for fear, depression or great hope? Kevin Swanson says this is an occasion for hope because God is sovereignly orchestrating all things for good for his remnant. This is also a time for action, time for Christians to stop giving God's children to humanist to be indoctrinated in their socialist schools and raise them up with a vision for the kingdom of Christ.
November 6, 2008
R&R in a Biblical Context
An average Christian homeschool dad winds up hopelessly hooked on cocaine. In this riveting edition of Generations, Kevin Swanson draws from a story that could involve any one of us. Do bars represent a biblical world and life view? Why or why not? Some of the root sins relating to addictions are addressed here. Where things begin to fall apart in the minds of a lot of guys is how they define "taking a break." They don't start with God's definition of rest and relaxation?
November 5, 2008
Disagreeing on Politics
Here Kevin Swanson resolves the question "Who are you voting for?," once and for all on this edition of Generations. But some of the most vehement conversations between good friends and church brothers result from political disagreements. So what do you do? Avoid the conversation entirely? Kevin Swanson walks you through the right way to engage these important conversations.
November 4, 2008
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