The Generations Radio Program

Kevin Swanson interviews Pastor Andre Bay about the state of Christianity in New Zealand. While the U.S. apostatizes, New Zealand is one step ahead. Christians have a responsibility to stand against the world and continue to bring the Gospel, despite the push-back.

On this edition of Generations, Kevin Swanson and Scott Brown broadcast from New Zealand, where they address the health of the churches in New Zealand. So many NZ churches had to stand up during the Covid years and have become stronger as a result. Scott and Kevin also talk about the need for revival in many of today's churches.

During the 2024 elections, celebrities put in their endorsements for Kamala Harris. Trump ended up winning, and so we ask the question: Who really influences the hearts of people? God does. God is King over all, and is the ultimate authority on right and wrong. However, the liberals continue to make their own law. Which sins are more egregious? Why do liberals believe the inconvenience for a woman trumps the life of the child? Kevin and Steve address these topics and more.

Kevin Swanson and Steve Vaughan discuss the horror genre following the recent release of the horror film “Heretic.” The film has been highly successful in the box office. The horror genre encourages those watching to fear evil, which leads to the worship of evil, which is exactly what the demons want. Given this, is it appropriate for Christians to watch horror films?

Phenomenal things are happening around the world in the Kingdom of Jesus Christ. A vision for home discipleship is spreading through countries like Brazil, Mexico, Russia, and New Zealand. On the edition of the program, we review the statistics around the increasing influence that Hispanics in particular have in evangelical circles, the revivals that are happening in Brazil, and the enormous impact and influence that this will have in the years to come on America and around the world. If you would like to contribute financially to help Christians currently being persecuted in Brazil, please visit generations.org/give and select the International Outreach option.

On this edition of Generations, Kevin and Steve discuss Trump's second presidency. What are the number one priorities? Is Trump going to protect Christians? Will Trump cut spending? It's important for Christians to be in prayer for righteousness to take priority in this presidency.

Why do teens kill? Random violent killing in schools is on the rise. Phil Chalmers is America's leading authority on juvenile homicide and juvenile mass murder. He has interviewed over 200 teen killers and school shooters. According to Phil, there are multiple factors that play into this type of crime, but there is one universal factor that plays into it every time. The influence of media on young people is more powerful and insidious than you think.

During this election cycle, the gender gap of women voting Democrat and men voting Republican was the largest it's ever been. Households are divided politically, and the Left is encouraging it. Who we are voting for should be a private and family matter, but Leftists are demanding a win at the expense of the family.

We currently live in the softest age known to mankind. People are making far more in developed countries today than they have in the past. In addition, there is also a softening of evil. There is no ultimate source of right and wrong in the minds of many today, including in the American church.

There are some significant differences between this election and the last presidential election of 2020. While President Trump managed to secure more of the minority vote this time, the overall influence of evangelicals has dropped off by roughly 5 percent since 2020. It is only by the mercy of God that Jezebel lost. But what do the most recent election trends, especially around initiatives concerning pro-life issues, reveal about the hearts of Americans? Is God giving America another opportunity to repent? Here is another call for the salt to regain its saltiness, a call for true repentance and revival . . . and a call to make America humble again.