It’s My Turn is a collection of narratives with application for the everyday life as a Christ-follower, written by The Rev. Donald E. Wildmon, founder of American Family Association.

Jenna Ellis discusses the recent political landscape, focusing on the implications of Darlene Graham's win in the South Caroline GOP primary and the challenges faced by the Freedom Caucus. Joined by Steve Deace, they analyze Trump's influence on politics, the complexities of loyalty within the GOP, and the necessity for a strategic approach moving forward. The conversation delves into the importance of understanding Trump's base and the need for a new champion for the conservative movement after 2028.

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Pastor Jonathan Moore shares two of his songs as Allison Moore shares about the work of She Leads America and She Leads Mississippi.

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In this episode of Exploring the Word, hosts Bert Harper and Dr. Alex McFarland delve into the action-packed narratives of Matthew Chapter 9. They explore the miraculous healing of a paralytic, the significance of faith, and the transformative power of Jesus. With insights into the harmony of the Gospels and the importance of understanding scripture, this episode is a must-listen for anyone seeking deeper knowledge of the Bible and its teachings.

New research shows that when financial counsel aligns with our faith, trust deepens, anxiety decreases, and success begins to mean more than investment performance. On this Faith & Finance on AFR, Rob West and Sharon Epps unpack what these findings mean for faithful stewardship. Then, it’s on to calls.

Pastor Jeff Schreve and Dr. Chris Schroeder explore the destructive “green-eyed monster” of jealousy and envy through the story of Miriam and Aaron’s jealousy toward Moses in Numbers 12. They explain the difference between envy—wanting what someone else has—and jealousy—fearing the loss of what we have—and show how both are rooted in pride and insecurity. Through biblical examples including Joseph, Jonathan and David, and the prodigal son, they discuss sibling rivalry, comparison, competition, ministry, relationships, and the temptation to measure our worth by someone else’s success. The conversation points listeners toward humility, gratitude, contentment, and keeping their eyes fixed on Christ rather than comparing themselves with others.

Bishop E.. W. Jackson addresses the pressing issues facing America today, emphasizing the importance of truth and the need for Christians to stand firm against ideologies that threaten the nation's values. He discusses the alarming trends in public opinion regarding socialism, the upcoming constitutional amendments in Virginia, and the moral challenges posed by sexual deviancy and illegal immigration. Bishop E. W. Jackson passionately calls for action, urging listeners to engage in their communities and uphold the principles of freedom and justice as laid out in the Constitution. Don’t miss this compelling discussion on the Four Horsemen of the American Apocalypse!

Chapters:

(00:00) The Awakening with host Bishop E.W. Jackson

(09:14) Speaking Truth in Love

(10:54) Virginia second constitutional amendment would allow abortion up to the moment of birth

(16:46) Visiting Jackson Hole, Wyoming

(19:36) Four internal threats to the united States.

(29:43) We need to take federal funding away from schools that indoctrinate children

(37:07) Islam is incompatible with our constitutional republic

(42:32) Homosexuality, transgenderism, pornography, pedophilia. The poison is being injected into our politics

(51:30) illegal immigration and immigration policy

Dr. Frank Turek joins the program to discuss his forthcoming book, The War on Reality, tracing the cultural assault on objective truth from postmodernism to cultural Marxism. Turek argues that categorizing people as oppressors or oppressed based on identity characteristics contradicts both biblical teaching and Martin Luther King Jr.'s vision, and he connects this worldview to the killing of Charlie Kirk, whose accused assassin, Turek says, viewed Kirk as an oppressor.

The hosts also address the death of music and entertainment icon Dolly Parton at age 80, noting her philanthropic legacy, including the Imagination Library, and observing that she largely kept her political views private during her decades-long career.

In political news, the program covers Darlene Graham's Republican primary victory in South Carolina's Senate race following the death of her brother Lindsey Graham, the escalating trade dispute between the United States and Canada over tariffs and protectionism, and CIA Director John Ratcliffe's unexplained visit to Moscow amid the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war.

im Wildmon, Ed Vitagliano, and Steve Jordahl discuss several late-program stories, including deadly flooding and mudslides near Tibet and Nepal and a reported State Department memo connecting Portland Antifa activity with foreign terror-linked groups.

The strongest discussion centers on the Lindsay Clancy case, where the panel responds to public defenses of Clancy and argues that compassion for mental health struggles must not erase justice for murdered children. They cite Mollie Hemingway’s comments on the need for society to punish wrongdoing and protect moral accountability.

The segment closes with lighter conversation about SpaceX’s reported plans for a major Louisiana launch site, the economic impact it could bring, and the challenges of increased activity in orbit.