American Family Association

The American Family Association (AFA) is a 501(c)(3) organization rooted in Christian fundamentalist beliefs, located in the United States. It actively opposes LGBT rights, pornography, and abortion, while also addressing various other public policy matters. Established in 1977 by Donald Wildmon under the name National Federation for Decency, the AFA is based in Tupelo, Mississippi. As a part of the religious right, the AFA describes itself as "a Christian organization advocating for the biblical principles of decency in American culture, with a focus on television and media." Over time, it shifted its emphasis to address "moral issues that affect families."

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AFA - The Way Home

4 days ago | afa.net | Hannah Meador

Sign up for a six month free trial of The Stand Magazine! Sign Up Now My entire family recently decided to take a vacation. Growing up in a large family, some of my best memories with my siblings and parents involved taking trips. Nowadays, with many of us living hours apart, those times together are much fewer and further in between. But for a week, thanks to my parents’ skillful planning, we were able to spend cherished time together to kick off the start of summer.
Longevity in Marriage

5 days ago | afa.net | Wil Addison

Sign up for a six month free trial of The Stand Magazine! Sign Up Now Marriage is a divine institution designed by God for the flourishing of humanity. In this episode of By Design, hosts Will and Miki Addison welcome Bishop E.W. Jackson, a man who has been married for over 50 years, to share his wisdom on building a joyful and enduring marriage. A Journey of TransformationBishop Jackson’s journey is nothing short of inspiring.
Congress, Not the Courts, Should Settle the NPR Funding Fight

6 days ago | afa.net | Jenna Ellis

Sign up for a six month free trial of The Stand Magazine! Sign Up Now President Trump’s executive order cutting federal funding to NPR and PBS has ignited a fierce legal and political firestorm. NPR and three public radio affiliates have responded with a federal lawsuit, alleging that the May 1 order amounts to unconstitutional retaliation for unfavorable coverage and a violation of congressional authority over public funds.
The Heart of Hannah

1 week ago | afa.net | Bert Harper |Alex McFarland |Abraham Hamilton III |Don Wildmon

Train up a child in the way he should go, even when he is old he will not depart from it (Proverbs 22:6). In my previous blogs, I’ve frequently used – and reused – this verse, but this time, the written command is weighing heavier on my heart. Recently, my family participated in our home church’s parent-child dedication.
The Dangerous Rise of Judicial Supremacy

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.
Honoring Heroes: Shadow Warriors in Spotlights

2 weeks ago | afa.net | Jerry Newcombe |Hannah Meador |Tim Wildmon

“I was one of the CIA’s ‘secret soldiers of Benghazi’ when the U.S. diplomatic compound was attacked by terrorists,” recalls Mark (“Oz”) Geist. He was remembering September 11, 2012, when a band Islamic terrorists attacked the U.S. Special Mission and a nearby Annex in Benghazi, Libya. Geist’s reflections are shared in a recent press release from Shadow Warriors Project.
Memorial Day and Military Prayers

2 weeks ago | afa.net | Hannah Meador |Tim Wildmon |Don Wildmon

Memorial Day marks the time we remember those who have fallen in service of our country. It’s wonderful that many Americans take time out to honor those who died that we might be free. One aspect of military service that is often neglected these days is the multitude of official prayers and acknowledgments of God through the two-and-a-half centuries of America as a nation. The late Col. Ronald D. Ray of Kentucky served in the Vietnam War with great valor.
The Importance of God's Plan for Marriage

2 weeks ago | afa.net | Alex McFarland |Abraham Hamilton III |Don Wildmon |Stacy Singh

The concept of marriage is often misunderstood and undervalued so it's crucial to revisit the foundational principles that make this sacred union work. In this episode of By Design from American Family Radio, hosts Bert Harper and Dr. Jeff Shreve delve deep into God's design for marriage, offering timeless wisdom and practical advice for couples at any stage of their journey. One of the core themes discussed is the significance of long-term commitment in marriage.
Fabletics Launches Vulgar Ad Campaigns

2 weeks ago | afa.net | Hannah Meador |Tim Wildmon |Don Wildmon |Whitney White

Fabletics has launched an ongoing series of five raunchy commercials featuring Khloe Kardashian’s athletic wear collection. The “3 New Leggings Out Now!” ad is the newest of the obscene commercials currently being aired by Fabletics. This erotic ad focuses on the collection’s leggings, modeled in extremely provocative poses. A couple of camera angles within the ad are extremely crude. The camera zooms in on the model’s backside while she wears leggings from the collection.
A Win Against Deepfakes

2 weeks ago | afa.net | Tim Wildmon |Don Wildmon |Whitney White |Jerry Newcombe

Elliston Berry and Francesca Mani have something horrifically unfortunate in common: they were both victims of deepfakes. With each day that passes, it seems as though these graphic images of online digital abuse are running rampant.