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1 week ago | 
afa.net | Matthew White |Randall Murphree |Jerry Newcombe
The Supreme Court has once again agreed to hear a case that strikes at the heart of the constitutional separation of powers. In Trump v. CASA – heard Thursday, May 15, in oral arguments – the justices will decide “Whether the Supreme Court should stay the district court's nationwide preliminary injunctions on the Trump administration’s Jan.
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2 weeks ago | 
afa.net | Don Wildmon |Whitney White |Jerry Newcombe |Matthew White
When the American people elected Donald Trump as president, they were looking for a lot of changes –– and they’re coming. Right now, fair trade policies, reversing illegal immigration, and ending government waste are top priorities in the administration. What has been disappointing is that some in the federal judiciary have pushed back against the Trump administration’s sound, constitutional decisions.
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2 weeks ago | 
afa.net | Whitney White |Jerry Newcombe |Matthew White |Tim Wildmon
In the fast-paced world we live in, the virtues of patience and hard work often seem to take a backseat. In this episode of It's My Turn, Don Wildmon discusses the critical importance of these traits, arguing that true success is not merely about quick wins but rather about laying a strong foundation through diligent effort. He draws on the wisdom of historical figures to illustrate his points. He references the Roman philosopher Seneca, who famously noted that haste can lead to failure.
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3 weeks ago | 
afa.net | Jerry Newcombe |Matthew White |Tim Wildmon
On Memorial Day, Monday, May 26, our great nation will honor our United States military personnel who died while in service, paying the ultimate price. On Veterans Day, Tuesday, November 11, we will honor all individuals who have served in the military and made sacrifices for our freedom. This Saturday, May 17, we are to celebrate active-duty members across all branches of the military – Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Air Force, Coast Guard, and Space Force.
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3 weeks ago | 
afa.net | Whitney White |Matthew White |Tim Wildmon |Jerry Newcombe
For years, Christian media has often been viewed as a backwater source – like something seen in a Saturday Night Live skit. A source for snickers, but not for sensible information.
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1 month ago | 
afa.net | Joe McKeever |Matthew White |Hannah Meador
AFA and AFR would not be what they are today without the hand of God and the generosity of their supporters. “We are reminded of this all the time, but especially twice a year when we hold our fall and spring Share-a-thons,” said AFA President Tim Wildmon.
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1 month ago | 
afa.net | Matthew White |Joe McKeever |Hannah Meador |Joseph Parker
In the latter months of World War II, as the Allies were closing in on Germany, the Nazis developed a ruse that worked well for a while. They would find German soldiers who spoke English well and dress them as Americans. They would arrange for them to be “lost” and to rejoin the Allied forces as they moved forward. Their task: to infiltrate the American troops and assassinate Generals Eisenhower and Patton. In time, the good guys developed some tests for exposing the fakes.
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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 | Hannah Meador |Don Wildmon |Jessica Peck |Matthew White
I was recently invited to a Graduation Robe Ceremony by a high school senior at East Union Attendance Center in Blue Springs, Mississippi. It was the most moving, meaningful, and hope-filled school event I have attended since the graduation of our own sons. When my invitation to the first-ever East Union Graduation Robe Ceremony arrived, I had no clue what the event entailed. I had never been to one, never even heard of one.
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1 month ago | 
afa.net | Hannah Meador |Jessica Peck |Matthew White
MARCH 1997 – The smartest thing I ever did in my life was to make a decision to follow Jesus Christ. I remember making that decision when I was about nine years of age. I renewed it when I was about 18. The decision to follow Christ has made all the difference in my life. Recently I celebrated my 59th birthday. As I look back, I see how good God has been to me. Not only that, but I see a glimmer of the goodness of God.
