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2 weeks ago | 
afa.net | Rick Robertson |Hannah Meador |Joe McKeever |Joy Lucius
I have recently been reading through the Gospel of John. It’s taking me longer than I imagined because I keep finding little “nuggets” of new truths. But when I got to John 5:2-8, something I had never considered was brought to my attention. Now there is in Jerusalem by the Sheep Gate a pool, in Aramaic called Bethesda, which has five roofed colonnades. In these lay a multitude of invalids – blind, lame, and paralyzed. One man was there who had been an invalid for thirty-eight years.
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3 weeks ago | 
afa.net | Hannah Meador |Joe McKeever |Joy Lucius
If you travel north on Interstate 29 near Rock Port, Missouri, you may notice the remnants of an old farm place. There are gray wooden structures, a pair of grain silos, a rusty flatbed truck, and several trees. Nothing is unusual, except for that one tree. The tree stands out, not because of its beauty, but because of its location. Strangely, the tree lives inside one of the silos. Over time, the tree has grown to an elevation several feet above the rim of the silo.
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3 weeks ago | 
afa.net | Rick Robertson |Joe McKeever |Joy Lucius |Hannah Meador
Beep, beep, beep!Most mornings, the familiar sound of my husband’s alarm clock starts our days off bright and early. He doesn’t typically get up following that first alarm sound. Instead, he sets multiple clocks to ensure he is awake and then keeps hitting snooze. One morning, our then-3-month-old wasn’t too fond of the first blaring morning siren that woke him up. “Ahh!” he yelled loudly as the alarm rang through our bedroom. Following his scream, the two of us couldn’t help but giggle.
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1 month ago | 
afa.net | Wesley Wildmon |Alex McFarland |Hannah Meador |Joy Lucius
On May 11, 2025, many individuals will celebrate Mother’s Day. This special day will offer children and adults a time to recognize and honor the mothers in their lives. Some moms may wake up to fresh flowers, breakfast in bed, handmade cards, or other unique gifts from their children (or husbands, if their child is too young to participate, hint, hint!).
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1 month ago | 
afa.net | Alex McFarland |Hannah Meador |Joy Lucius
The definition of marriage is often debated and challenged so understanding God's design for marriage is more crucial than ever. By Design, explores the biblical foundations of marriage, as highlighted in Matthew 19, where Jesus articulates the sacred union between a man and a woman. This episode features insightful discussions with Tony Perkins, president of the Family Research Council, who emphasizes the importance of restoring the beauty of marriage in today's society.
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1 month ago | 
afa.net | Hannah Meador |Joy Lucius |Don Wildmon
God’s heart is with you as you seek to encourage your children to follow God—for their sake’s and for His glory! One of the first questions that might be wise to ask is how much your children can see what Jesus means to you. Sometimes people can care deeply about Jesus and live their lives for Him, but their children might only see certain parts of that. Others make church a priority but it can be hard to see that Jesus Himself is the priority. There are so many situations.
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1 month ago | 
afa.net | Joy Lucius |Hannah Meador |Don Wildmon |Jessica Peck
“In the event of an emergency, oxygen masks will fall from the ceiling. Before helping anyone else apply their mask, please, secure your own.”The odds are, if you’ve ever flown in a plane, you’ve heard this warning. Before taking off, trained flight attendants will explain what to do if something chaotic happens mid-flight, and this involves showing what to do if an oxygen mask is needed.
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1 month ago | 
afa.net | Jerry Newcombe |Ed Vitagliano |Joy Lucius |Matthew White
Whether it is in the community, business, or civil government, one thing that is sometimes hard to find is true Christian leadership—men and women of biblical character, serving and leading selflessly as they follow the example of Christ. Often the selfless nature of Christian leadership is the reason why it is a challenge to identify. Consequently, it is not unusual for Christian leaders to go unnoticed and unappreciated.
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1 month ago | 
afa.net | Ed Vitagliano |Joy Lucius |Matthew White |Hannah Meador
Having just celebrated Good Friday and Easter, Christians are reminded again of the terrible price Jesus paid, as the punishment for our sins was poured on Him. By His death and resurrection, He breaks the power of sin in our lives. He forgives us; but He also gives us His Holy Spirit within us, so we can live for Him. Jesus wasn’t just some great hero we should pattern our lives after – although that’s true too. He is above all the Redeemer of those who put their faith in Him.
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1 month ago | 
afa.net | Tim Wildmon |Jenna Ellis |Joy Lucius
DampRid offends conservative parents in one of its latest commercials. One Million Moms has received many complaints regarding the “Get Rid of the DAAAMP!” ad, which included insinuated profanity. In this ad, the company attempts to promote its product that eliminates excess moisture in the air and subsequent damp, musty odors. Unfortunately, the advertisement takes an inappropriate turn at the end of this commercial.
