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4 weeks ago | 
afa.net | Tim Wildmon |Jenna Ellis |Jennifer Nanney
The Constitution begins “We the people,” not “we the judges.” Lately, there has been a tussle between activist judges and President Trump. Some critics argue that some of these judges are acting as if they were the ones elected to the Oval Office.
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4 weeks ago | 
afa.net | Tim Wildmon |Jenna Ellis |Jennifer Nanney |Jerry Newcombe
One Million Moms has been made aware of the insinuated profanity in the new ad campaign from Fresh Step. The commercial features the company’s cat litter, but that is not all. Foul language (or implication of it) is unnecessary in this or any advertisement. Yet, that is apparently what Fresh Step intended. An inappropriate slogan is mentioned at the beginning of this commercial. The voiceover states, “Every cat acts like their **** don’t stink!” The ad bleeps out the S-word with a meow.
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1 month ago | 
afa.net | Jennifer Nanney |Jerry Newcombe |Matthew White
Illinois House Bill 2827, the so-called "Homeschool Act," represents a fundamental assault on parental rights and individual liberty. By imposing additional regulations and state oversight on homeschooling families, this bill undermines the well-established right of parents to direct their children's education – a right the U.S. Supreme Court has long recognized as foundational to American liberty.
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Jan 6, 2025 | 
afa.net | Linda Harvey |Jerry Newcombe |Wesley Wildmon |Jennifer Nanney
Sex, violence and profanity on television. It was there for anyone to see. Don Wildmon—and everyone else—had simply chosen to ignore it. But not anymore. Don was fed up. He wasn’t quite sure what needed to happen next but he was done looking the other way. That December evening around the TV in 1976 was a point of reckoning for the Methodist minister. What images had been passively watched by his children on television?
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Dec 10, 2024 | 
afa.net | Joy Lucius |Jennifer Nanney |Jerry Newcombe
Nearly 30 years ago, Fred Jackson, a veteran news broadcaster from the secular arena of Canadian Public Broadcasting in Vancouver, British Columbia, joined the AFA staff as director of the news department, now American Family News (AFN). “What I saw in public broadcasting in Canada, where I worked for almost 20 years [prior], was the change in values,” Jackson told The Stand. “When I first got involved with secular news, it was very strict. You weren’t allowed to share your opinion.
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Dec 6, 2024 | 
afa.net | Jennifer Nanney |Jerry Newcombe |Tim Wildmon
...For Common Sense!Do you ever just read the headlines from online mainstream news sites and want to scream? I do, and my main cry would be a loud and long one … for common sense. My desire to scream increases exponentially when I actually read these news stories and see the lack of research and clarity of details. Often, the stories do not even match their headlines, much less demonstrate simple common sense. What happened to our national (and personal) commodity of good ol’ common sense?
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Nov 7, 2024 | 
afa.net | Jenna Ellis |Tim Wildmon |Jennifer Nanney
The elections have consumed so much of our energy as of late. Before we close the door on the 2024 elections, it’s good to consider some wisdom from our Founding Fathers and other noteworthy Americans on voting. I read a joke recently wherein a surgeon, an engineer, and a politician were arguing as to which one of their professions was the oldest. The surgeon said, “Surely, mine is.
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Nov 5, 2024 | 
afa.net | Tim Wildmon |Jennifer Nanney |Joy Lucius
Ahead of every important election cycle, the following questions are raised: “Is it critical that I vote? And must Christians be involved in elections?”The Bible teaches that God ordained three spheres of government: church government, family government, and civil government. God delegated specific, limited authority and powers to each institution for it to operate effectively, according to His design.
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Nov 5, 2024 | 
afa.net | Jenna Ellis |Tim Wildmon |Jennifer Nanney |Joy Lucius
American Family Radio (AFR) will cover the 2024 election returns beginning at 6 p.m. Central on November 5. Election coverage will be hosted by Fred Jackson, Ed Vitagliano, Tim Wildmon, Walker Wildmon, and Wesley Wildmon. Special guests include Abraham Hamilton III (6:30 p.m.), Sandy Rios (7:30 p.m.), Tony Perkins (8:30 p.m.), and Jenna Ellis (9:30 p.m.).
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Nov 4, 2024 | 
afa.net | Jennifer Nanney |Joy Lucius |Jerry Newcombe
I’ve always heard that there are two subjects you don’t talk about in mixed company – religion and politics. I suppose the reason we are told to avoid religion and politics is because people are fixed in their opinions; trying to change their views in a social setting can lead to strong verbal disagreements. With that being said, I am going to wade into the area of … politics.
