
Hosted by AFA President Tim Wildmon, Today's Issues airs each weekday from 10:00AM to 11:30AM CST on American Family Radio Network.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 541 | Founded | 16 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityChristianityNews | |||

Tim, Ed and Ray talk with Fred on top news headlines of the day including a discussion on the latest with President Trump's strikes on Iran.
Tim, Ed and Ray talk with Steve on top news headlines of the day including a discussion on the Triumphal Arch that is being constructed in Washington, D.C.
Tim, Ed and Wesley talk with Fred on top news headlines of the day including a discussion on the latest U.S. strikes on Iran. Also, Jenna Ellis joins the program to discuss the Karmelo Anthony case.
Tim, Ed and Wesley talk with Steve on top news headlines of the day including a discussion on the latest SPLC hearings.
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Rev. Don Wildman is one of my heroes Nothing is wrong with the stations that Tim runs thanks for your devotion
The negative comments are just a reminder that we wrestle not with flesh and blood but with hehehe
Abe: God is merciful to
Tim: Do you mean that God wanted Trump to win?
Abe: I mean He is giving us a reprieve.
Wrong question wrong answer. Biden was (elected) because God wanted him there as was Donald Trump, Daniel 2:21. Tim has such a bias against Trump that he forgets that God raises up kings and puts them in the place wants them when He wants them there. Tim, just because you don’t like Trump doesn’t mean can’t use him.
I think Tim was very rude to Jenna. As she reported, her dogs barked. I didn’t even hear it on my radio, but it certainly bothered Tim.
He cut her short and then the three had the nerve to talk about their dogs, not even acknowledging what Jenna said or thanking her for her report. Generally I love the program, but Tim should apologize to Jenna. You know she is calling in from home 😟
Rev. Don Wildman is one of my heroes Nothing is wrong with the stations that Tim runs thanks for your devotion
Great guy and Christian but he doesn’t have the fast ball for radio
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A weekday, faith-aligned talk show offering conservative Christian commentary on current events, politics, and culture. Episodes frequently combine political analysis with religious perspectives, government policy, and public discourse, often featuring guests from faith, education, and policy circles. The show tends to emphasize family, national heritage, prayer, and Christian apologetics, with a mix of interviews, monologues, and panel-style discussions. Notably, the program weaves classroom-ready biblical framing into coverage of geopolitics, domestic policy, and media narratives, which can be especially appealing to listeners seeking faith-informed perspectives on current events. Potential listeners might appreciate brisk, opinionated di... more
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