Generations Radio

Young men all over the world are, more than ever before, struggling with focus, reliability, motivation, and diligence. What are fundamental issues here and how do we address them? Entrepreneur, mentor, and father, Dave Tucker explains how a young man merges into maturity with his own piece of the macro-economy. With the economic system lagging, and with 75% of 2011 college still unemployed, there has never been a better time for this bootstrap message for young men.

For those who hope to re-establish the faith in the western world (and anywhere else the Christian gospel has penetrated), one basic practice is essential. It was the warp and the woof of the faith during the first two centuries of the history of this Christian country. And it is coming back, like a tidal wave, in many places around the country. It is the simple, non-assuming, daily practice of "family worship." Kevin Swanson interviews Dr. Don Whitney from Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, on his recent book addressing this incredibly important element of daily spirituality. Also, we highlight a groundbreaking new video called "Gather the Family!" on this edition of Generations.

Kevin Swanson interacts with the rosy outlook of Christian sociologists like Bradley Wright, who is not really all that bothered with the divorce rates, the shack-up rates, the fornication rates, the massive increase in the size of government (thanks to modern "democracies"), etc. Is there a problem with our socio-economic systems? Some tell us to relax, take a pill, and everything will be better in the morning. But the break down the family and the break down of our debt-driven economic systems over the last 90-100 years may yield worse results than people think. Is this a time to elect moderates, or should we get back to electing men who have a strong record of standing for principle? This brings up a discussion on Ron Paul. How might a Christian whose ethics are based in biblical law look at a candidate like Ron Paul?

One way for young men to attain the character needed to survive in the free market place is to go to college and get that 4-year degree. Under the present market conditions, employers hardly trust the college degree, and they are not hiring as they did in the past. Here Kevin Swanson urges families out of the box into mentorships and family economies. Also, we touch on the issue of marriage licenses. Are they biblical?

Christian Film Production is on the cusp of major achievements with a number of major motion pictures about to be released. Kevin Swanson interviews George Escobar from Advent Film Group on new releases, great Christian films from the past, and the "Greatest Blockbuster of all Time!"

In this program, we interview Howard Phillips of the Conservative Caucus (and founder of the Constitution Party). Kevin Swanson asks the important question, how might one identify a principled candidate for political office? Will America ever return to sound economic, political, and moral principles, as a nation? Here is wisdom from an experienced leader who has been in the battle for a long time.

Are you raising a Charles Darwin or a George Whitfield? Are you raising a Neitzche or a Luther? Kevin Swanson encourages a roomful of parents and children towards a generational reformation. It is not enough for parents to embrace reformational ideas, we must press these things into the next generation (by God's work).

A Florida abortionist testifies in court to seeing aborted children, born alive and "wiggling around in the toilet." Girl Scouts are well known for their support of Planned Parenthood. But Kevin Swanson asks why 40% of young evangelicals voted for Barack Obama in the 2008 elections. With the Girl Scouts' support of Planned Parenthood and Lesbian causes, why would Christians seek feminist training for their daughters in these organizations?

Mob violence is picking up. So far, over $325,000,000 of damage is reported in Britain from these uprisings. The prime minister of Britain admits it comes from the breakdown of the family and morality in the inner city, much of which has been cultivated by statist programs. The last 40 years has prepared these modern nation states for major unrest and anarchy in the streets. What would righteous government do about it? We review a biblical system of justice and government on this edition of Generation, and then we start talking real solutions.

A recent survey found that 55% of American pastors won't preach on certain issues for fear of offending their audience. Kevin Swanson Interview Pastor Phil Kayser on what thee Bible says about... well, just about everything. But how do we handle controversy on minor issues, as well as the major sins of the day? It's not easy being a pastor in 21st century America.