What are all these Democrats doing in our town? The Generations Radio broadcast team provides what could very well be the worst coverage of the Democratic National Convention straight from Colorado. Despite all efforts from Tony Campolo, Rev. Jim Wallis, and Bob Casey, the DNC cannot shake it's great amoral reputation in its enthusiastic support for things like slavery, abortion, and infanticide. Kevin Swanson reviews the sordid history of the party from 1848 onwards – spicing in a few interesting quote from Nathan Bedford Forrest and Margaret Sanger.

One of the most outstanding ministries available to Christians today is found in the prisons. America has the highest incarceration rate in the world, and many of these "social rejects" are open to the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Join Henry Reyenga on this important Generations Radio broadcast on taking the gospel to the highways and byways.

Christian leaders are critical to the church in the present day, but where are they going to come from? Preparation is key. Men like Kevin Swanson, Voddie Baucham, Henry Reyenga, and David Feddes have joined ranks to prepare Christian leaders for church and society.

Two fathers who weren't even nominated for the Father-of-the-Year award, talk about the legal environment for home education after the smoke clears on to critical court decisions in California.

These cases WILL DETERMINE THE FUTURE of Christian Home Education and Christian Schooling in America. The first case certifies the legality of home schooling in California, but the second decision disallows Christian high school curriculum for those attending secular universities. Could both decisions be the best for those who will really commit to giving their children a Christian education in the K-12 and post-high school years? Important analysis on these decisions on this segment of Generations

Hypothetically speaking, let's suppose that you were a pastor. And, you came to a city and found a population of fathers disengaged, disinterested in their own children's spiritual condition. They weren't really disciple-ing their children. They weren't teaching their children's God's Word, not really loving their children much. There was little vision in these guys, outside of a little tele-vision for watching the games, and drinking beer. They were more interested in their cars than in who was dating their daughters. What would you do? You'd probably have to start up Sunday Schools, Youth Groups, Vacation Bible School, Children's Church, and Church Daycare Programs.

In this segment of Generations, we talk to a pastor who came to a city and found just the opposite - fathers who loved God, loved their children, and loved to disciple their children as they sat in their house, as they walked by the way. It was a paradigm shift, that turned into a whole different kind of ministry.

Michael Savage gets himself into a heap of trouble calling autism a fraud and a racket. Kevin Swanson interacts with the Savage imprecisions, further developing a causal framework and a holistic treatment in a biblical world and life perspective.

Where did all of these new boy-pathologies come from? Do the social conditions of the last 120 years of modern living create new pathologies, neuroses, and psychoses? Here Kevin Swanson declares the modern world toxic for children in its social conditioning. If you create a social situation that God did not intend for human beings, over the generations you will see new pathologies hard wired into the genetic code. It's inevitable. So what's the solution to this massive increase in the incidence of autism? Listen and find out. Kevin recommends Cathy Steere's book, available at our resource center at 1-877-842-2432.

Despite the attempt to bring Christianity to distant lands, a western Christianity forgot to bring a world and life view with it, and in the process, post-modern thinking from the west destroyed the family everywhere (including countries like Japan and South Korea).

But a handful of Christian leaders are determined to change all of that, by the Word and the Spirit. Homeschooling is spreading around the world, including South Korea. Homeschool grad himself, and foreign missionary, Brad Voeller testifies to what God is doing in South Korea with a burgeoning home discipleship movement taking that nation by storm. Learn how you can connect with international home school families on this issue of Generations.

Although not all evangelicalism is soft and squishy at center, the faith is wobblier now than ever before. Occasionally, people wonder out loud (or via e-feedback to the Generations Production Team) why we come across as sort of "hard core," on concerns like faith, family, and freedom. The answer is given on this segment of Generations. Because we are a couple of dads, who are desperately trying to grab for some semblance of faith, family, and freedom, in a day where we are fast losing these values. And the pace is only picking up!

In our continuing quest for edifying, entertaining, and biblically sound music for our families, we have landed on another one.

To address the horrifying biblical illiteracy of our day, and to reintroduce some long lost biblical themes into the music of Christian community, enter Jamie Soles. Jamie is taking Children's Music way beyond "Only a Boy Named David!" He has been producing children's music, terrific music for the whole family, since 1994.

How would you work Ahijah the Shilonite into a song? Or what about Eglon, the big fat king of Moab? Listen to selections of Jamie's music on this edition of Generations.

No Sunday Schools? No Youth Pastor? No Children's Church? What kind of a church is that? Two pastors in studio discuss the challenges and the blessings of forming a home discipleship church. Henry Reyenga and Dr. David Feddes are pastors of Family of Faith Church in Monee, Illinois.

They're independent of the state. They're radically counter cultural. They're motivated. They tend to lead. They are more entrepreneurial. But beyond any doubt, homeschoolers are here to stay and they will define the broader culture in the next 40 years.

Even more significant, the home school graduate is poised to take it to the second generation, and even if the first generation homeschoolers flatline at 2.4 million, we're expecting the movement to increase to 6 million by 2027 and 15 million by 2050.

In this interview with homeschool graduate and president of Home School Alumni, Camden Spiller, we cover some of the advantages, challenges, and potential achievements facing homeschool graduates today.

For 4500 years Christians and Jews could be distinguished from pagans by how they cared for the dead. Then in the year 1873, something happened in Pennsylvania to change all of that. Does God care how we treat the human body, dead or alive? What would you tell your kids if they were kicking a human skull around in the back yard? Kevin Swanson talks about how God feels about all of this on this edition of the Generations Radio broadcast.

With the national apostasy from the Christian faith in full force, the younger generation is quickly turning to atheism, nihilism, or just about any wayward cult that comes down the pike. A couple of Christian dads in studio grapple with how to sustain the faith into the generations. One important method discussed is the age-old, time-tested teaching tool called "catechism."

Christians who have no worldview grounding, no theological grounding, and no historical context for their faith are doomed to follow any dictator, cult leader, or weird Pied Piper coming down the pike.

Several illustrations of the naivete of Christians are offered here; primary of which is the recent, enthusiastic reception among many evangelicals for a literary concoction entitled "The Shack." The author is concerned to address certain "religious conditioning," yet Kevin Swanson is concerned with the "worldview/religious conditioning" of people who write books that favor a man-centered ethic and telos, Marxist egalitarianism (in the abolition of authority in the economic Trinity), and post-modern rule-less relativism.

As the Islam religion presents a kingdom that is merely external, coercive, and statist, many Christians make the opposite mistake and assume the kingdom of God is nothing but an internal, spiritual, and immaterial reality.

Kevin Swanson contrasts perspectives on kingdom on this issue of the Generations radio broadcast. Taking issue with a perspective from the Protestant Reformation that distinguishes a worldly kingdom from a spiritual kingdom, he points out that Jesus intends for us to actually keep His commandments, and teach others to do so in all nations, institutions, and human relationships. He argues that there is a battle between two kingdoms and we battle over every square inch of this world's territory.

Assuming parents love their children and want the best for them, Kevin Swanson and Dave Buehner assess the value of public schools in terms of safety concerns, social issues, worldview issues, and academic concerns.

With the next school year looming, this is a good time for parents to start assessing the best educational plan for their children. Of all the projects we will work in our life, what would be more important than the paideia (discipleship and instruction) we provided our children?

With the wholesale dissolution of the family in the west, some of us are wondering what relevance the church has to the deconstruction or reconstruction of the family. Did the church show up to a bombed out city with a handful of Bandaids and an Aspirin? Is the church contributing to the disintegration of the family, or will it be able to relay the footers and re-establish the foundations of the family in the next few decades?

As pastors themselves, Henry Reyenga and Dave Feddis interact on this challenging problem with this edition of the Generations.

Several important court battles will impact the future of Christian home schooling and Christian schools in California. Christians are awaiting decisions from an appellate court on the Long case. A February decision that effectively illegalized home education in California is now being reheard by the same court. Meanwhile, another California court deliberates on the part of the admissions departments of the University of California efforts to disqualify Christian high school curriculum. This decision will effect home schools and Christian school students in that state, and establish precedent elsewhere.

Homeschool Legal Defense Association President, Mike Smith wades in on the issue of education freedoms on this issue of Generations. After 25+ years in the battle, Mike provides an overview of the present situation, and we discover that the battle for freedom may never end.

IMPORTANT: This Program not Intended for Children

The breakdown of the family, the stripping back of sexual mores, and the widespread accessibility of web-based porn have all contributed to massive increases in child sexual abuse in recent decades. With estimates of child sexual abuse now as high as 25-35%, Christian churches and families must take this into consideration as they work to rebuild lives, marriages, and family.

Keith Dorscht from Biblical Concepts in Counseling points out the path of recovery for the victims of sexual abuse. For those parents facing the sad circumstance of sexual abuse will find this program helpful as they guide their children down this path of hope and freedom from guilt and shame.

Worldviews and values often collide when we get together with relatives. How does one witness to unbelieving relatives? And at what point are you casting "pearls before swine?" It's hard enough to work through conflict with believers, but what happens when you find yourself engaged in conflict with an unbelieving relatives? Sensible, wise advice in this segment of Generations for those families who face conflict, unsavory influences, or even persecution from relatives and other acquaintances.

With the culture in the death throes of nihilism and the family and faith waning in the western world, blame has yet to be assigned. Ideas have consequences, and Europe and America are suffering the consequences. But who are the Idea Men that systematically dismantled the faith and culture of the west?

Kevin Swanson makes a list of the five most influential men of the last 200 years in this broadcast. From historical patterns, he demonstrates how the breakdown of social and political institutions follow closely upon the breakdown of philosophical systems to a godless and purposeless nihilism.

But not all is lost! While Christian thought was heavily synthesized throughout the 19th century, by the 1950s and 1960s Christian thinkers returned to the war of the worldviews. Competent apologists who were willing to engage the antithesis at the most fundamental levels, rejected all calls for d'tente. The villains and the heroes are catalogued in this program.

So the humanist universities out in the UK are getting sick of celebrating diversity. When all the infidels found out that fully 1/3 of the Muslim students on 20 campuses are A-OK with killing the infidel, it sort of put a damper on the whole diversity celebration thing. Why can't all the atheists, the Sharia-law toting Muslims, the Christians, and the Wiccan human sacrifice enthusiasts all get along in the same pluralist state?

When we finally discover that it is impossible to create a pluralist state where all the religions get along well in the sandbox together, that's about the time we begin to note a rise in civil unrest and a massive increase in the power of the state to keep the whole mess together. Tyranny and anarchy play off of each other, until the system breaks down. In this segment of Generations, Kevin Swanson explains how the Christian country has always maximized freedom, provided for peaceful trade with nations of other religious perspectives, and balanced unity and diversity by the law system of a God who is One and Three.

The price of homes has quadrupled since 1970, and the square footage has almost doubled. Household debt is soaring.

Is there any wonder why America is practically bankrupt, and the real estate market is in crisis?

But never worry! The feds are cranking out a $25 billion dollar rescue bill to save us again. We're not sure where the money is coming from, but we're guessing it will be more debt!

Nevertheless, there are a few of us out here that have abandoned the materialistic-frenzied, debt-saturated rat race, and are living the simple life. The good life. The God-blessed life of being content with a little food and raiment, a debt free existence, a modest home, a bunch of kids, and family worship. We're living the other worldview on this program.

Conservatives are disillusioned and discouraged. More than any other recent presidential election, they are disunified on the Republican candidate. And the Democrat candidate is the first pro-infanticide candidate to run for political office. So they don't like that guy much either.

Kevin Swanson tries to assemble a few reasons to vote for John McCain but has a hard time whipping up much enthusiasm in that order. It's sort of hard to figure out who should preside over the continued amassing of political tyranny and the breakdown of a society. But more importantly, what does God think about our political priorities? How does God want us to vote?

In the bloody battles surrounding the breakdown of the family in the modern age, there is plenty of blame to go around. Presiding over the entire mess is the worldview promulgated by our ideological systems of public schools, universities, and media. But the world is also constructed of tiny moments filled with tiny people making many tiny choices that serve to unravel our social institutions.

Kevin Swanson assigns blame in fornication and divorce, and then constructs a biblical argument for who gets the kids in a custody battle. Have fathers been disenfranchised over the last three generations of divorce proceedings? In the outside chance that you had a righteous judge in America, how would he rule in a custody battle? In the midst of the chaos and destruction, here is a sane voice offering the simple standards of God's Word as a great place to start rebuilding the broken walls.

It's not wrong to sing about work, love, fathers, mothers, war, death, pain, crime, gunfights, babies, weddings, murder, driving trucks, wine, beagles, sunsets, beaches, and trees. In fact, we should sing about these things. But be careful. Kevin Swanson reviews the top 5 songs in the nation, and finds lesbianism, animalistic sex, narcissism, one night stands, and other pure forms of unadulterated trash. Then he turns to the top 5 country western songs in the nation, and finds the good, the bad, and the ugly.

Music is extremely powerful. Kevin urges careful discernment when it comes to music for our families, because this is what will solidify our children's world and life view. Be careful to consider the social context of the songs and the redemptive elements or lack thereof. As the music gets darker, and the descriptions of fallen, hell-bound man become increasingly stark, how does a Christian listen to it? How can he enjoy it? Important answers to these highly-relevant issues contained on this issue of Generations. If your family listens to music written and performed by unbelievers, you must listen to this program. Discernment is critical. It may save your family.

Evolution can't answer any basic questions about origins, can't provide a viable mechanism for evolutionary speciation, and doesn't conform to the scientific method, but we're all supposed to believe it anyway!

Now evolutionists are all upset over a bill signed into law in Louisiana allowing for critical thinking and intelligent discussion in public schools concerning "scientific" issues like evolution, global warming, and human cloning.

Relying heavily on pejorative, ad-hominem attacks, rather than meaningful discussions, evolutionists continue to deny creationists any access to the public form. In this edition of Generations, we unravel a Scientific American article that attempts to address the creationists' arguments against macro-evolution.

Evolution can't answer any basic questions about origins, can't provide a viable mechanism for evolutionary speciation, and doesn't conform to the scientific method, but we're all supposed to believe it anyway!

Now evolutionists are all upset over a bill signed into law in Louisiana allowing for critical thinking and intelligent discussion in public schools concerning "scientific" issues like evolution, global warming, and human cloning.

Relying heavily on pejorative, ad-hominem attacks, rather than meaningful discussions, evolutionists continue to deny creationists any access to the public form. In this edition of Generations, we unravel a Scientific American article that attempts to address the creationists' arguments against macro-evolution.

With the progressive breakdown of education, and rising illiteracy rates among college graduates, concerned parents are abandoning conventional education methodologies and searching for something better. Compare George Washington's letters and speeches with George W.'s, or better yet, compare Patrick Henry's speeches to John McCain's stumbling mutterings, and you will quickly note a vast difference in comprehension, literary ability, and rhetorical depth. In this interview with Woody Robertson from College Plus, we examine the educational methodology used in the time of the founding of this nation - an approach vastly different from the present failing system.

Read 2 Samuel 23 and you find what a few mighty men can do for the cause of righteousness! But we hardly live in a time of manhood. Today, we have plenty of irresponsible men, spineless men, heartless and treacherous men who won't keep covenant, dishonorable men, and passive men. But mighty men of God are few and far between. The problem is a catch 22. For men who themselves have never captured a vision for manhood will have a hard time raising men.

In this inspiring interview with Richard "Little Bear" Wheeler, you will find ways in which you can recapture a vision for manhood from history, from Scripture, and from a father exemplifying sacrificial, loyal, courageous manhood in the home.

Of all the indices that portray the devastating dissolution of the family in America, none is more heart-rending than the illegitimacy rate. With 37% of children born without fathers and many other children living without a father for long years in their upbringing, the devastation is only intensifying over time.

What can the righteous do? Well, courageous families and churches will begin to rebuild these families, one brick at a time. Tremendous spiritual and physical assistance is needed to come along side these single moms and help them to rebuild their families. Kevin Swanson challenges homeschool organizations, churches, and private families to incorporate the principles of 1 Timothy 5 to do this. He describes how the aid of widows and orphans will become a significant part of life for one who decides to live the Christian life.

The present economic system continues to unravel with the collapse of the second largest bank in American history. Freddie and Fannie are in trouble, and the current real inflation rate is at least twice the CPI (Consumer Price Index). Using the most accurate inflation rates available, it appears the nation has been in recession since 2001.

Here’s the good news: the Generations Radio team has never been so optimistic about our future. Listen to this program and find out what to do when the system fails.

Euthanasia is coming to a state near you. The modern socialist world will not be able to sustain the rising ratio of retirees to births. According to a report from the trustees of Social Security, the Medicare fund is just years away from bankruptcy.

Kevin Swanson handles these tricky ethical issues by placing the decision in the hands of families. Is it ever appropriate to pull the plug on a dying relative? These questions and more on this segment of Generations.

Humor plays a major role in the Swanson home, and in this edition of Generations, Kevin Swanson presents a biblical view of it. He tells the funniest the joke in the world and the runner up, and Dave doesn't laugh at either one.

This program also includes a review of the worldview of the most popular comic strip in America - Calvin and Hobbes.

Another pastor's kid takes us to a new low on the Top 40 charts. Katy Perry lands the #1 song in the nation, and helps millions of little girls along the way to Gomorrah.

Meanwhile, another "Christian" leader of the 2.2 million member, Episcopal church in America commits a major abomination in public on national television. In chronicling the demise of Christianity in the west, it is critical to note that "Christians" are the cause of it. May God deliver us!

After 30 years of teaching, at the zenith of his career as New York State Teacher of the Year, John Taylor Gatto quit teaching because he was "No longer willing to hurt children."

Education is dangerous. . . Very dangerous. You would think that parents would be a little curious as to why the best teacher in New York State reacted so violently against the system of education used for millions of children in America. . . except that they have already been taught NOT to be curious.

Listen to this insightful interview with John Taylor Gatto, Author of "Dumbing Us Down," "The Underground History of American Education," and the latest, "Weapons of Mass Instruction."

A well-known reformed preacher in America is unwilling to protect his family from violent attack, because "they're not ready for heaven, and we are."

Kevin Swanson establishes the biblical case for family defense, and encourages fathers and magistrates to shoot to kill for the glory of God and in love for Christ and your people. If you love Christ, you will keep his commandments, including those contained in Genesis 9:6, Acts 25:11, Neh. 4:14, and Exod. 22:2-4.

He carefully analyzes the Jim Elliot martyrdom case, where missionaries refused to act in self defense when attacked by the natives.

Sans God's law, the sexual boundaries in our communities that existed for hundreds of years are now gone, and a sexual free-for-all has turned this world into an even more dangerous place. Moreover, the "anonymous" brave new world of the internet hasn't helped the situation much.

Also with increasing levels of parental abdication, massive delegation of child-raising, and unsupervised situations practically everywhere, it is vitally important for parents who care about their children to get educated on the issue of child sexual abuse - what it is, how to warn your kids, and how to prevent it.

Police investigator home school dad, and author, Jon Holsten shares important wisdom from his vast experience working with child abuse cases on this critical edition of the Generations Radio broadcast.

This program for parents only, please.

An immigrant from the USSR loses his child to the SS in Denver without the benefit of a trial or even any substantiated accusation. Kevin Swanson presents the biblical definition of liberty as defined by the laws of God, and then a discussion ensues concerning why conservatives and Christians have steadily lost influence in the present day political systems.

The only art form required by God is singing, yet families will spend hundreds of hours listening to the radio, watching television, and even practicing the piano; and very little time singing.

For parents who want to shepherd the hearts of their children, what better way to reach the heart than by music? In this interview, Pastor and Father of Nine, Marcus Serven explains what a powerful effect singing together as a family bears on the culture of a home and on the lives of our precious children.

The only art form required by God is singing, yet families will spend hundreds of hours listening to the radio, watching television, and even practicing the piano; and very little time singing.

For parents who want to shepherd the hearts of their children, what better way to reach the heart than by music? In this interview, Pastor and Father of Nine, Marcus Serven explains what a powerful effect singing together as a family bears on the culture of a home and on the lives of our precious children.

Only 24 percent of all Americans say they know an evangelical person, and 53 percent say they know a homosexual person well, while homosexuals only make up 3-5% of the population. So what gives?

Meanwhile, during the SB-200 hearings, an ACLU representative told a Judiciary Committee in Colorado that "religious people" better keep their religion out of the public forum.

With homosexuals now well out of the closet, it appears that Christians have climbed back into it. If Jesus wants us to be salt, yeast, and light, what exactly does that mean? Does it mean we're going to make people uncomfortable with a message concerning sin, law, repentance, atonement, and stuff like that? Does it mean we're going to confront a culture with a message that could turn the world upside down by a different epistemology, metaphysics, and ethics?

Admittedly, anybody who cares about the Christian faith, moral values, and the integrity of the family, is going to be a little pessimistic concerning present trends. Nevertheless, does this portend the end of the world? And do Christians discredit themselves when they attach a name to "the Antichrist?" Kevin Swanson brings a balanced look at how to read current events in light of the unfolding of the kingdom of God. With millennial fever fading, sensible Christians are once again setting themselves to the business of disciple-ing the nations and developing generational vision out of the ashes of dead humanist civilizations.

Are you raising a career woman or a help meet in the dominion task God has given us on earth? The vast majority of women in South Korea and America have a vision that they have been meticulously taught from grade school to high school. It is the vision of Betty Friedan and Margaret Sanger.

Here Kevin interviews Elizabeth and Anna Botkin on their new book 'So Much More.' These young ladies, ages 18 and 20, have a vision that few have. But this is the vision it will take if we are going to salvage our civilization.

This program will introduce a whole new way of looking at family and economics. Malthus was wrong.

In a few years, Canada will have more people over 65 years of age, than under 18. Population implosions are happening everywhere, and people just don't want to have children in the west. That's why Islam will take over Europe.

But what about the assumption that children are expensive? Why waste time raising six children when you can get a two-income family raking in $150 Grand a year, and die with a net worth of $1.5 million? That's assuming a worldview that we don't share. Families that understand the vision of the unified household can be fabulously wealthy.

This program will introduce a whole new way of looking at family and economics. Malthus was wrong.

Recent data indicates 55% of teens are sexually active, and the numbers aren't much different among 'Christian' teens.

In this interview with Julie Hiramine, director of 'Generations of Virtue,' we identify what it takes to raise pure daughters in an impure world. It turns out it's not the billions of dollars put into Abstinence programs by President Clinton or President Bush. Incredibly, it's parents who love their children and communicate with them as they walk by the way

The breakdown of a culture always stems from the breakdown of the father-son and father-daughter relationship. While conservative activists will do everything that they can do to preserve "family values" in the state, these efforts are worthless if their own sons and daughters are turning into lesbians and homosexuals, because the hearts of fathers are not turned to the children and the children to the fathers. This is how we get bills like Colorado SB-200 that attempt to ban the Bible and other Christian books for their offense homosexuals.

Kevin Swanson outlines a very simple plan for turning the hearts of fathers back to the sons, "lest God strike the land with a curse." In this succinct little program, Kevin presents family worship for dummies.

Parents sentenced to jail time for the crime of home schooling their children in Germany. Children removed from home because parents took them to church in Washington state. A court overturns father’s decision to ground his daughter from a school trip.

The character and the morality of the future generation are carefully undermined by a state-sponsored, secular-humanist worldview (that rejects things like the fear of God, the honor of parents, absolutism in ethics, and parental discipline). Then to correct for the chaos created by this system, huge government bureaucracies are created. The Rights and Responsibilities of families are systematically removed. Foster care programs and prison systems are filled with the products of this brave new world created by the state. And the system continues to perpetuate itself generation after generation. This edition of Generations presents the battle for the family in the 21st generation as a battle against the growth of the state in social welfare and education programs. If there is anything we have learned from the historical battle for liberty it is that when the state controls church or family, in the end, it will destroy it.

We want to talk about how to avoid becoming a 48 year old man in mid-life crisis. . . Or a 52 year-old washed-up, burned-out career woman, who missed God's calling on her life. . . Or a 28 year old professional student, who after 4 colleges and 6 majors is still wandering around California trying to find himself.

Calling begins with a vision, something that most people don't understand because they were never taught vision in their conventional public school experience. In this segment of Generations, Kevin Swanson shares some wisdom concerning a life calling that should be taken into account in the raising of any and all of our children from the time they are 12 years old.

More powerful than buying every major media outlet in the world. . . More powerful than taking over the legislatures of this country and legislating against every sin that men commit (including abortion and homosexuality). . . More powerful than dropping 1 million tracts over every professional football game. . . The most powerful way to change the world is a really foolish tact - preaching.

But preaching is passe', especially to a post-modern age that simply cannot tolerate any sense of absolutism or authoritative declaration. So what do we do, when nobody likes preaching and nobody wants to preach? Here is a powerful message to the post-modern world. Kevin Swanson discusses the biblical idea of preaching, and how we will warm our children to the idea.

To even speak of the father-daughter relationship comes across as strange and even twisted to many fathers and young teenage daughters today. But the father-daughter relationship is key to preparing young women for their future families. Dysfunctionality in this relationship will only lead to more dysfunctionality in marriage and parenting later on. Therefore, this edition of Generations focuses on the hearts of fathers and daughters. How to heal the rifts. How a daughter can capture the vision of her father while she lives in his home. How a father can capture the heart of his daughter. David Barrett and his daughter Elysse have authored the new book "Fathers and Daughters," and they join us on this issue of the Generations radio broadcast.

The Southern Baptists turned down two more attempts to caution their members concerning California public schools where the schools are required to teach the moral equivalency of all forms of sexual behavior, including homosexuality, transgenderism, etc.

But will the Southern Baptists condemn the schools when they bring in mandatory, homosexual laboratories into California High Schools, when sodomites are tutoring all the young Christian Boys?

Unless God's law is applied as the basis for ethics, the church will continue to follow the culture twenty feet behind on the slide into Gomorrah.