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Satan has gone after the children of God's people since Pharaoh and Herod. They will always be one of his main targets. What should Christian parents do? How should they prepare their kids for this battle? How can they keep from over-protecting? Kevin is joined by Daniel Craig to talk about the war on the next generation, and what parents should do about it… - Why the devil targets the seed of the woman, from Genesis 3:15 to Revelation 12 - Why Jesus' warning in Matthew 18 makes protecting children a parent's first priority - The difference between protecting to prepare and over-protecting out of fear, control, or pride - Why hating evil can't be the motive, and what the church in Ephesus lost - How Kevin's parents sheltered him in the 1970s without raising him in fear - Taking your kids to the front lines side by side, from abortion clinics to street evangelism - Why a steady, trusting parent beats a fearful, intense one Got a topic you want us to cover? Email us at [email protected] Subscribe for more God-centered family discipleship from Generations. #Generations #KevinSwanson #ChristianParenting #FamilyDiscipleship #Homeschooling #SpiritualWarfare

Assitant Pastor Ryan Ahlenius sits down with Pastor Bo Cogbill and John Unger (RCC's Director of Administration and Discipleship) to discuss the topic of church discipline. With how foreign the enactment of church discipline can be in the modern, evangelical church, it is important to establish a biblical understanding of church discipline. What is the positive vision of church discipline? Where does it start? We spend time speaking about the formal process and how it is enacted by the session of RCC. Subscribe to More Bible in your podcast app to get notified for new episodes each week.

The Great British evangelist George Whitefield

This is a reading of an article which argues that the Church is not a replacement for Israel but the fulfillment of God's covenant promises, gathered around Jesus Christ as the central seed of Abraham. Drawing primarily on Romans 11, the text presents the metaphor of a single olive tree where both Jewish and Gentile believers are grafted into one body by faith, rejecting the notion of two separate peoples of God. The discussion expands to show how Old Testament themes of land, priesthood, and kingdom find their ultimate substance in Christ, transforming the promise of Canaan into the inheritance of the renewed creation. The tone is pastoral and instructional, urging believers to view the modern state of Israel through the lens of civil providence rather than redemptive fulfillment, while maintaining a posture of love and evangelism toward Jewish people. Ultimately, the sermon concludes that all distinctions are resolved in the one city, one people, and one Lamb, where the glory of God is fully realized.

Christian persecution is rising in the five nations with the most evangelicals: the United States, China, India, Brazil, and Nigeria. In Nigeria alone, thousands of believers have been killed this year. Why is it happening, and what should Christians in America do about it? Kevin Swanson sees a spiritual battle behind the headlines, and a lesson in it: Jesus never promised His disciples an easy road. Then Bill Jack of Worldview Academy joins him in studio to talk about the opportunity the church missed over the last several years, why so many Christians want Jesus as Savior but not as King, and what it looks like to stand firm when the pushback comes. They point to their friend Jack Phillips, the Colorado baker who has fought for his convictions for over a decade while staying humble and kind and praying for those who opposed him. Their message is simple. Rejoice, love your enemies, and don't give up. #ChristianPersecution #ChristianWorldview #StandFirm #KevinSwanson #GenerationsRadio

God and God alone is to be praised. Salvation is found only in God. In this sermon on Psalm 107:10–16 titled "Prisoners of Sin," Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones looks at the God who delivers every type of person, a God worthy of all the praise of humanity. This psalm is a great picture of both sin and salvation. Sin can take many forms, but is still sin. This is the common root to all the varied problems and ills of humanity. Learn that while there are many symptoms, there is just one essential disease. Be warned of the devil's subtlety in working, along with the ignorance and arrogance of sin. A common idea is that religion is what makes people slaves, and to become a humanist is to liberate yourself, but this is far from the truth. Sin is what binds. This picture of a prison is a message of sin and its consequences. Sin is rebellion against God and against God's words—sinners are the rebels. "The life of sin is a hard life." Complications arise in the life of sin, not a freedom unto sin. First, one chooses sin, then in their persistence, they become victim to it. Be delivered from this power of sin today.

Scripture: Matthew 21:1-17 Sermon: "Behold Your King" Guest Speaker: Pastor Alton To Date: November 8, 2026

On Remembrance Day we think of the desirability of peace. But what is peace, and how can it be brought about? In this evening sermon from Isaiah 10-11 we see the powers that oppose peace, the Prnce who brings pace, and the peace that he brings.

Acts 3:1-10