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1 week ago | 
afa.net | Don Wildmon |Joy Lucius |Hannah Meador
So often we feel divided and disconnected. The simple act of appreciation can be a powerful antidote. In this episode of It's My Turn, Don Wildmon invites listeners to reflect on the profound impact that love and gratitude can have on our lives. He begins by sharing personal anecdotes that illustrate how a few kind words can uplift spirits and foster connections. One particularly touching moment comes from a letter Don received from a couple in Alamogordo, New Mexico.
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1 week ago | 
afa.net | Don Wildmon |Joy Lucius |Hannah Meador |Alex McFarland
In this episode of It’s My Turn, host Don Wildmon takes listeners on a reflective journey through one of the most significant events in history: Good Friday and the resurrection of Jesus Christ. With vivid imagery, he recounts the crucifixion, encouraging listeners to feel the weight of that moment and the profound impact it has had on humanity. However, what truly stands out is Bro Don's discovery regarding the trust placed in ordinary people by Jesus.
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1 week ago | 
afa.net | Joy Lucius |Hannah Meador |Alex McFarland |Stacy Singh
In a world filled with chaos, hatred, and misunderstanding, the message of love and redemption is more important than ever. In this episode of It's My Turn, host Don Wildmon takes us on a poignant journey as he reflects on the profound love that Christ has for humanity and the sacrifices made for our sins. This episode is not just about the historical aspects of Christ’s suffering, but rather a deep exploration of what that love means for each of us today.
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2 weeks ago | 
afa.net | Joy Lucius |Alex McFarland |Stacy Singh |Don Wildmon
I recently noticed that I had highly neglected our cookware. A few years back, we decided to switch from non-stick pots and pans to copper-coated stainless ones. I had read that this switch should help improve our overall health, so it was an investment well worth making. For Christmas that year, we were gifted a gorgeous set.
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2 weeks ago | 
afa.net | Hannah Meador |Rick Robertson |Joy Lucius
Keep your behavior excellent among the Gentiles, so that in the thing in which they slander you as evildoers, they may on account of your good deeds, as they observe them, glorify God in the day of visitation (1 Peter 2:12). Be a fly on the wall. Sit in on religious discussions and you will come away burdened by one huge conclusion: for a large number of people who call themselves followers of Jesus, doctrine counts far more than behavior. They didn’t get it from Jesus, I’ll tell you that.
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3 weeks ago | 
afa.net | Hannah Meador |Rick Robertson |Joy Lucius |Abraham Hamilton III
Have you ever embarked on a spring-cleaning adventure? I’m not talking about simply dusting, sweeping, and mopping. Instead, I’m referring to the type of cleaning that requires spending multiple days deep in dirt and focused on home organization. The kind of cleaning that involves emptying all closets, switching out winter clothes for summer ones, scrubbing those stubborn baseboards, and even collecting items to either donate or sell.
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3 weeks ago | 
afa.net | Rick Robertson |Joy Lucius |Abraham Hamilton III |Alex McFarland
Spring has to be one of my most conflicting seasons to celebrate. Sure, I love the newness, colorful flowers, warmer temps, and celebrating our risen Savior on Easter Sunday. However, at least for those of us located here in Dixie Alley, the constant changes in temperature always seem to result in severe weather. Over the last three weekends, we have found ourselves at an elevated risk for such weather and tornadoes. This past Sunday, we found ourselves in this predicament once again.
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3 weeks ago | 
afa.net | Joy Lucius |Abraham Hamilton III |Alex McFarland |Joe McKeever
“Oh, what infinite importance is the place the intercessor holds in the Kingdom of God! Is it not indeed a matter of wonder that God should give men such power?” (Andrew Murray, 1828-1917)William lives in a nursing home. A stroke left him partially paralyzed, so he’s confined to his bed. It’s hard to imagine what it would be like to wake up to such difficult circumstances day after day.
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1 month ago | 
afa.net | Don Wildmon |Tim Wildmon |Hannah Meador |Joy Lucius
Why do we make praying so difficult? Let the pastor announce he’s planning to bring a sermon on prayer, and half the congregation looks for reasons to be out that day. None of us pray all that well, to be sure. Even the best of us. How do I know that? Because the Bible says so–We do not know how to pray as we should (Romans 8:26). There it is, in black and white. In the Holy Book itself. Must be true. Now, I knew I didn’t know much about prayer.
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1 month ago | 
afa.net | Tim Wildmon |Hannah Meador |Joy Lucius
Life often feels overwhelming and finding joy in the everyday can seem like a daunting task. In this episode of It's My Turn, Don Wildmon dives into the importance of enjoying life now, rather than waiting for some future promise. He emphasizes that the Christian faith is not solely about what happens after we die; instead, it is about how we live our lives today. One of the key takeaways from this episode is the power of laughter.
