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As we wrap us our Bibles for Babies campaign, Teresa Seelen and Carly Holmes of Parkgate Pregnancy Center give tax tips for those wanting to support pregnancy centers.

Katy and Josh discuss woke thinker, Nikole Hannah-Jones, admitting in another essay that she put her daughter in a failing public school because of her views on "equity" and even her daughter called her out. Jenn and Sam consider three ways that the TV show friends normalized "modern families" to millennials.

Exposing the Covid Hospital Crisis: A Personal Journey

Dan Chung details North Korea’s persecution of Christians, refugee trauma, underground faith, and why freedom remains worth defending.

We delve into the harrowing story of a recent attempted hijacking of a Fly Dubai flight, where a courageous pilot and passengers acted heroically to avert disaster. Host Fred Jackson discusses the implications of this event, the ongoing tensions in the Middle East, and the spiritual dimensions of the conflicts surrounding Israel. With insights from various leaders, including Prime Minister Netanyahu, we explore the complexities of current geopolitical dynamics and the importance of supporting Israel.

What if the greatest evidence of generosity isn’t how much you give, but how badly you want to do so? When the apostle Paul describes the Macedonians, he tells us something remarkable: these believers were poor and suffering yet begged for the privilege of giving. On this Faith & Finance on AFR, Rob West explores a heart transformed by grace. Then, it’s on to calls.

We take a closer look at the ongoing legal saga surrounding Lindsey Clancy, who recently returned to court following a mistrial in her murder case. Join us as we unpack the complex legal issues at play, including the implications of a potential retrial, the challenges of finding an unbiased jury, and the controversial motions filed by both the prosecution and defense. With insights from attorney Ron Coleman, we explore the broader implications of this high-profile case on the justice system and public perception.

Pastor Jeff Schreve welcomes Dr. Bill Lile, the “Pro Life Doc,” for a conversation about the sanctity of human life and the medical and biblical case for protecting the unborn. Dr. Lile shares his journey from practicing obstetrics and gynecology to full-time pro-life ministry, explaining how modern medicine can diagnose, treat, and even perform surgery on babies before birth. They discuss the development of life from conception, abortion, the abortion pill, fetal medicine, and the importance of educating people with truth and compassion. The conversation also highlights the need for healing and forgiveness for those affected by abortion and challenges Christians to stand for life while pointing people to the hope of the Gospel.

Sandy Rios delves into the historical significance of the United Nations and its impact on global peace efforts. Joined by Dr. Jim Garlow, they explore the complexities surrounding anti-Semitism, the rise of replacement theology, and the challenges facing Christians today. Discover the intertwining narratives of faith, politics, and history that shape our understanding of these pressing issues.

Learn how to parent with faith instead of fear! Jessica shares actionable steps to help your kids build digital resilience, overcome anxiety, and trust God in an uncertain world.

0:00 - 15:00. Galatians 5:13-14. We have the opportunity to fulfill the “royal law.” 15:00 - 31:00. Rick Green, Founder and President of the Patriot Academy, steps into “The Corner” to give us the rundown of all that is happening in Constitution City, TX. 31:00 - 48:00. We have inherited a Republic, if we can keep it.

Pastor Jospeh challenges believers to be warriors building God's Kingdom and standing against darkness wherever they go. [email protected] | A Christian Family Prayer Guide | Kingdom Prayers | Praying Psalm 91: Strong Protection | Praying the Ten Commandments

Trivia Friday features Tim Wildmon, Ed Vatagliano, and Tony Vatagliano serving as the professors of Learning University. The hosts present questions about John F. Kennedy, the horse Bucephalus, the Salem witch trials, oranges, apples, universities, Cleopatra, Pacific states, and more. Callers Todd, Brett, Brad, Cindy, Tony, and Roscoe join the game with answers and questions of their own. The hour includes friendly competition, surprising facts, humorous exchanges, caller stories, and discussions about history, geography, Bible passages, folk music, and classic television and music.

Tim, Ed and Tony welcome callers for a lively round of Trivia Friday questions, beginning with a discussion about how many colors are found in the spectrum. The hosts also explore the difference between race and ethnicity before returning to the unanswered trivia questions. Caller Kathy answers what the F stands for in John F. Kennedy and challenges the hosts with a question about the tribes that inhabited Arkansas before European settlement. Caller Chuck joins from a car wash and explains why apples float in water. The episode concludes with answers about Cleopatra's ethnic background, plant-eating snakes, a condiment sold as medicine in the 1830s and Oxford University being older than the Aztec Empire.

💬 Show Notes John Riley speaks with Levi Hazen of Life in Messiah and Rushing River Productions about Shadows of October: Israel Under Siege, the October 7, 2023 attacks, survivor stories, the rise of antisemitism, and the church’s responsibility to speak truth and stand with the Jewish people.

What will you leave to the next generation, and will they be prepared to steward it well? A faithful wealth transfer involves more than deciding who gets what. In Scripture, David prepared Solomon not only with resources, but also with wisdom, purpose, and responsibility. On this Faith & Finance on AFR, Rob West and Dr. Kelly Rush explore David’s example about passing wealth well. Then, it’s on to calls.

Pastor Jeff Schreve and his wife, Debbie, discuss what it means to develop a deeper hunger and heart for God. Drawing from Scripture and examples such as David, the Samaritan woman, and Mary Magdalene, they explore how prayer, Bible study, worship, fasting, discipline, and fellowship with other believers can strengthen our relationship with the Lord. They also discuss how distractions, worldly pursuits, and difficult seasons can weaken our spiritual hunger and encourage listeners to seek God, trust His goodness, and wait faithfully for Him.

The Hamilton Minute features Abraham Hamilton III, American Family Association's public policy analyst. It's a power-packed 60 seconds that tackles the issues of the day through the lens of God's Word. You don't want to miss a moment of it!

Hospital Protocols Exposed: The Dark Side of Covid Care

Rick Green explores biblical citizenship with Kirk Cameron and David Barton, connecting faith, education, voting, and constitutional government.

Why the Mountains of the Bible Matter: Sinai, Calvary, and the Gospel Explained

Jenna Ellis dives into the pressing issues surrounding the upcoming midterm elections, discussing the balance of power in the Senate and the key races to watch. Joined by Chris Salcedo, they analyze the political landscape in Texas and Florida, highlighting the candidates and their messaging strategies. She also touches on the implications of recent incidents, including a harrowing airline attack, and the broader cultural shifts regarding LGBTQ identities among young people.

Dr. Richard Blackaby talks with Jessica about intentional discipleship in a culture that is already disciplining our children and grandchildren. https://richardblackaby.com/about/ https://giving.preborn.com/preborn/checkout/afa?sc=43490GF2022&campaign=404750 https://afr.net/give https://wbs.edu/

Pastor Joseph continues with Reading Through the Word of God as he finishes Isaiah, and picks up in Acts. [email protected] | Isaiah 66 (NKJV) | Jeremiah 1-2:19 (NKJV) | Acts 27:9-28:22 (NKJV) | A Christian Family Prayer Guide - on TheStand.net

Tim Wildmon, Fred Jackson, Chris Woodford, and Ray Pritchard discuss a suspected attack aboard a Flydubai flight carrying Israelis. After the co-pilot allegedly stabbed the pilot, passengers helped restrain him and assisted in preventing a potential disaster. The program also examines a suspected plot targeting RAF Fairford in the United Kingdom and claims that Iranian involvement was being investigated. Dr. Alex McFarland joins the program to discuss an upcoming apologetics conference in North Myrtle Beach featuring two former Muslims who became Christians. The conversation addresses Sharia law, Islamic theology, Christian engagement, voting, and the importance of sharing the gospel. The hosts also consider reports of possible Noah’s Ark remains in Turkey, emphasizing that the truth of Scripture does not depend on archaeological discoveries. They discuss Israel’s survival, biblical prophecy, and the distinction between the God of the Bible and Allah.

Tim Wildmon and the Today's Issues team discuss Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders’ welfare work requirement ad and the criticism it has received over its portrayal of a young white man receiving benefits. The conversation considers welfare responsibility, racial politics, family structure, fatherlessness, and the importance of following God’s design for marriage. The program also examines remarks from Secretary of War Pete Hegseth to military personnel at Quantico, including his call for unity over diversity and opposition to ideological programs in the military. The hosts warn that DEI policies could return if Democrats succeed in the midterm elections and urge Christians to vote. The closing discussion considers a reported decline in Americans hosting guests at home, with the hosts connecting the trend to screen time, busy families, and reduced personal fellowship.

The Hamilton Minute features Abraham Hamilton III, American Family Association's public policy analyst. It's a power-packed 60 seconds that tackles the issues of the day through the lens of God's Word. You don't want to miss a moment of it!

It’s My Turn is a collection of narratives with application for the everyday life as a Christ-follower, written by The Rev. Donald E. Wildmon, founder of American Family Association.

Pastor Joseph challenges listeners to grow deeper in their prayer lives. [email protected] | Praying for Your Prayer Life - on TheStand.net | The Tragedy of Prayerlessness - on TheStand.net

The Cost of Celebrity in Christian Ministry

Walker Wildmon is joined by Mississippi State Sen. Kathy Chism to discuss how resolutions can be used to shape public policy, including measures concerning marriage and the rainbow symbol. Texas Education Commissioner Mike Morath also joins the program to explain Texas' new social studies standards and required literary works list. Plus, Walker covers the Israel-bound flight emergency, the Justice Department's complaints against Minnesota federal judges, and polling on Democrats' views of socialism and immigration.

Join hosts Alex McFarland and Bert Harper on American Family Radio’s Exploring the Word as they journey through the severe warnings and grief of Matthew 23. In this episode, Alex and Bert break down Jesus’ condemnation of the scribes and Pharisees, unpacking the eight woes directed at religious legalism, spiritual hypocrisy, and outer show versus inner transformation. They discuss the dangers of legalistic burdens, pride in religious titles, and Jesus' emotional lament over Jerusalem's rejection. The hosts also address listener questions regarding modern Judaism, archaeological claims surrounding Noah's Ark, and how the local church can minister with grace to unwed mothers while honoring biblical truth.

Jenna Ellis discusses the pressing issues facing the GOP as the midterms approach, focusing on the potential impacts of polling and messaging strategies. Joined by Steven Deace, they analyze the public's sentiment regarding the GOP's direction, the war in Iran, and the importance of uniting the party to avoid losing ground. The conversation dives into the challenges of effective communication and the necessity for the party to adapt its approach to resonate with voters.

What does it mean to honor God with your investments? On this Faith & Finance on AFR, Harry Pearson joins Rob West to talk about his personal stewardship journey, the legacy of values we pass to the next generation, and how biblical convictions can shape the way we invest. Then, it’s on to calls.

Pastor Jeff Schreve welcomes Dr. Willie Rice, pastor of Calvary Baptist Church and president of the Southern Baptist Convention, for a wide-ranging conversation about leadership, faithfulness, and the mission of the church. They discuss the SBC’s current challenges, the Truth in Unity amendment, sexual abuse prevention and accountability, transparency and trust, and the need for churches to remain focused on the Great Commission. Dr. Rice also addresses the role of pastors in speaking about important cultural and public issues while avoiding partisan politics. Throughout the conversation, listeners are encouraged to stand firm on biblical truth, faithfully share the Gospel, and trust God with the results.

Sandy Rios takes us through the highlights of the recent 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly, featuring powerful speeches from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Sandy emphasizes the importance of understanding the context and content of this address, especially amidst the ongoing tensions surrounding Israel. Listen in as she shares Netanyahu's speech, addressing anti-Semitism, the threats faced by Israel, and the moral complexities of the current geopolitical landscape. This episode is a must-listen for anyone wanting to grasp the realities behind the headlines.

Bishop E.. W. Jackson addresses the critical importance of Christian engagement in the upcoming elections, reflecting on Barack Obama's statement about fundamentally transforming America. He emphasizes the need for believers to be aware of the cultural and political shifts that threaten the nation's Judeo-Christian foundations. With a call to action, Bishop E. W. Jackson urges listeners to pray and participate actively in the electoral process to reclaim the nation's values and uphold freedom.

Hope Blanton and Christine Gordon join Jessica to talk about hope for the anxious and depressed and how faith and mental health intersect. https://www.athisfeetstudies.com/ https://giving.preborn.com/preborn/checkout/afa?sc=43490GF2022&campaign=404750 https://afr.net/give

0:00 - 15:00. Galatians 5:19-21. The fruit of the flesh is evident. 15:00 - 31:00. A co-pilot stabbed the captain on an Israel-bound flight from the UAE in what seems to have been a 9/11 styled terrorist attack. 31:00 - 48:00. Cultural Marxism seems to have been very effective in our nation.

Tim Wildmon, Ed Vitagliano, Wesley Wildmon, and Fred Jackson discuss reports that a co-pilot stabbed the captain of a Flydubai flight from Dubai to Tel Aviv, forcing an emergency landing in Saudi Arabia. The panel considers Israeli security concerns, the approaching anniversary of the October 7 Hamas attack, and rising antisemitism. Retired F-18 pilot Matthew Buckley and Jihad Watch founder Robert Spencer provide commentary on the reported incident and New York City Mayor Zoran Mamdani’s plan to combat antisemitism. The hosts examine the importance of upcoming Senate races in Texas and Michigan, including the contests involving Ken Paxton, James Talarico, Mike Rogers, and Abdul El-Sayed. They discuss President Donald Trump’s planned campaign tour, the importance of judicial appointments, and the need for Christians to participate in elections according to biblical and constitutional principles. The program also includes a My Turn devotional reflection on Galatians 6 and the principle that people reap what they sow, along with a report about a Nebraska city reversing a policy that disqualified a homeschool graduate from becoming a firefighter.

Today's Issues examines reports that a FlyDubai co-pilot allegedly stabbed the pilot during a flight before passengers intervened and helped bring the plane safely to Saudi Arabia. The hosts also discuss flooding threats across the Southwest as tropical moisture from Hurricane Polo moves through Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, and Oklahoma. The program considers the Lindsey Clancy retrial and arguments involving mental illness, criminal responsibility, and the deaths of her three children. Tim Wildmon and the panel also discuss cultural standards of right and wrong, personal accountability, and criticism surrounding an Arkansas welfare-to-work advertisement from Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders.

Washington Watch Reporter Mary Stackhouse shares how Democrats are seeking to condemn Israel over violence, covers the Senate’s vote on the Stop Insider Trading Act and the Ratepayer Protection Act, reports on the Fremont City Council vote, and a hijacked airline filled with Israeli passengers. Tim Miller, President and Founder of LionHeart International Services Group and Former Secret Service Special Agent, reports on the heroic efforts of passengers to foil a hijack attempt on an Israeli airline and additional efforts in the U.K. to prevent a terrorist attack on a military base that houses U.S. forces. Mike Kehoe, Governor of Missouri, explains his support for a state constitutional amendment that, if passed, will Prohibit Abortion and Gender Transition Procedures for Minors. Andrew Coates, Volunteer Firefighter in Nebraska, responds to the unanimous vote by the Fremont City Council to revise the city hiring policy to include graduates of homeschooling. Liz Murrill, Louisiana Attorney General, gives an update on the Louisiana v. FDA case and reviews the history of the Hyde Amendment on its 50th anniversary.

How Christians Can Fulfill Their Civil Duties, Part 2

The Hamilton Minute features Abraham Hamilton III, American Family Association's public policy analyst. It's a power-packed 60 seconds that tackles the issues of the day through the lens of God's Word. You don't want to miss a moment of it!

It’s My Turn is a collection of narratives with application for the everyday life as a Christ-follower, written by The Rev. Donald E. Wildmon, founder of American Family Association.

Jenna Ellis discusses the recent surge of lawsuits against GLP-1 medications like Ozempic, which some claim are causing vision loss. With expert Dr. Mary Talley Bowden, they delve into the implications of these drugs, the importance of patient awareness, and the need for a cautious approach to new medications.

On this Faith & Finance Live, Harlan Accola joins Rob West to talk about why the equity in your home should be considered as part of your overall stewardship plan. You’ll also hear some stats that might surprise you. Then, it’s on to calls.

Pastor Jeff Schreve examines the growing “culture of death” and the importance of choosing life in a world increasingly confronted with abortion, assisted suicide, and other issues surrounding the value of human life. Drawing from Scripture, including Deuteronomy 30, Luke 16, John 5, Romans 8, and 1 Corinthians 15, Pastor Jeff discusses the reality of death, the hope of eternal life through Jesus Christ, and what happens to believers and unbelievers after death. He also emphasizes the importance of biblical discernment when considering moral issues and candidates during elections. The program closes with a powerful testimony about finding renewed purpose and hope in Christ while living with chronic pain.

Sandy Rios discusses the recent speeches made by world leaders at the UN's 81st session, focusing primarily on President Donald Trump's powerful address. Sandy highlights Trump's strong stance against Iran, emphasizing the threats posed by their nuclear ambitions and support for terrorism. She reflects on the implications of these policies for the United States and urges listeners to remain engaged in the upcoming elections, underscoring the importance of voting for candidates who support a strong national defense and economic stability.

Pastor Joseph continues with Reading Through the Word of God as he picks up in Isaiah and in Acts. [email protected] | Isaiah 64-66:4 (NKJV) | Acts 26:12-27:34 (NKJV) | The Wonderful Ministry of the Holy Spirit - on TheStand.net