It's AFR's Fall Share-A-Thon! Because of donors like YOU, we are able to continue our work of informing, equipping, and activate believers to share the gospel and transform culture. To help us continue that work, consider donating today at AFR.net Share-A-Thon ends tomorrow, so donate now!

The phrase "Never Forget" has been central to the events of 9/11 years following. But, it seems we have. We have allow the same ideologies that caused the terrorist attacks to infiltrate our country, and in some areas, even lead it. We forgot to treat our friends and neighbors with respect and care, neglecting to rally under the US flag which gave us our freedoms. It's time REMEMBER, not just to not forget, but remember.

Charlie Kirk passed away one year ago today, but his legacy still lives on. We must stand for what is right, as he did, and restore truth and faith to our culture, no matter the cost!

Twice as many young men are single as are married. The Institute for Family Studies counted 15 million more unmarried men than married men ages 18–39 last year. In 2000, that gap was 2.6 million. Since then, single young men are up 47% and married young men are down 15%. Behind those numbers are real losses: boys growing up without fathers, young men formed more by screens than by mentors, and a generation quietly taught that marriage is optional. "This is a five-alarm fire for the American family," said AFA vice president Walker Wildmon. "America desperately needs a cultural shift that once again calls young men to embrace work, marriage, fatherhood, responsibility and the privilege of building strong families." The good news is that the Church has an answer the culture does not. Marriage was God's design from the very beginning (Genesis 2:24), and every young man discipled into faithful manhood is one more home built on the Rock. Parents, pastors, mentors: who is the young man God has put in front of you?

The 2026 midterms are shaping up to be a major political battle, with hundreds of millions of dollars expected to pour into races across the country. Walker and Tim break down several key Senate contests, why control of the Senate matters beyond legislation, and what both parties are preparing for as November approaches. Want to know where the candidates stand? Visit iVoterGuide.com for candidate research from a Christian worldview.

“Medicare for All” sounds compassionate, but nothing is truly free. Fred shares his firsthand experience with Canada’s socialized healthcare system and explains the hidden costs: higher taxes, staff shortages, delayed care, and even hospital closures. Is this really the future Americans want?

New York State Assemblywoman Emily Gallagher argues that people stealing items like toothpaste and soap need those products, and that society is choosing to protect companies like CVS and Walgreens over people struggling to get by. Tim and Ed have a very different reaction to that argument, including a new name for the Democratic Socialists of America.

What does the “W” in WNBA stand for if men can play, too? Tim and Walker Wildmon discuss the uncomfortable question now confronting women’s basketball and the contradiction between supporting transgender ideology and preserving women’s sports. As the WNBA gains attention, will it defend biological reality or fumble the opportunity?

For years, headlines have suggested that faith in America is fading. But new research from the Barna Group tells a different story. According to the study, 66% of U.S. adults say they have made a personal commitment to Jesus that is still important in their lives, a significant increase from just a few years ago. The growth is especially noticeable among younger generations, including Gen Z and Millennials. While cultural trends often paint a bleak picture of Christianity's future, these findings suggest that many Americans are still searching for truth, purpose, and hope... and finding it in Jesus Christ! What do you think is driving this shift?

afa@HOME Episode 9 - One Nation Under God In this special episode of afa@HOME, Walker Wildmon is joined by Stephen McDowell, Rick Green, and Tim Barton for a time of reflection on God’s providential hand in America’s story over the past 250 years. Filmed on location at the WallBuilders Museum in Aledo, Texas, this in-depth, 90-minute conversation explores the faith of America’s early settlers and their unwavering commitment to religious liberty. The panel examines the pastoral and scriptural influences that shaped our nation’s founding principles and legal framework, resulting in the pursuit of independence. This is a timely call for today’s Americans to return to our nation’s biblical foundations. Faithfulness to God is vital to preserving freedom and securing the future of the country.

As America celebrates 250 years, one question matters more than ever: What made this nation flourish in the first place? In this excerpt from AFA at Home, the conversation explores what America's founders repeatedly wrote about faith, liberty, and the biblical principles they believed were essential to a free society. Do you think we've forgotten our foundations? Watch this AFA at Home episode live on all social media platforms on July 4th!

The Civil War Inside the Democratic Party

Common sense prevailed. MLB confirmed Christian players have the right to opt out of Pride uniform changes. Watch Tim Wildmon and Ed Vitagliano break it all down. #MLB