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0:00 - 15:00. Psalm 119:33-40. Understanding empowers obedience. 15:00 - 31:00. Superbowl LX’s dueling halftime shows points to a significant reality for our nation. 31:00 - 48:00. The keyboard warriors are often just cosplaying outrage for clicks. | Family Focus Weekend Feb 20-22, 2026 | 1-800-326-4543 ext. 345 To donate call : 877-616-2396 Video Clip Links ICE Director Todd Lyons
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0:00Darkness is not an affirmative force.
0:03It simply reoccupies the space vacated by the light.
0:07This is the Hamilton Corner on American Family Radio.
0:11It should be uncomfortable for a believer to live as a hypocrite.
0:15Delivery people out of the bondage of mainstream media.
0:18And the philosophies of this world.
0:20God has called you and me to be his ambassador.
0:24Even in this dark moment.
0:26Let's not miss our moment.
0:29And now, the Hamilton Corner.
0:33Good evening, everyone.
0:34Welcome to the Hamilton Corner.
0:36Here on American Family Radio Army,
0:38a host, Abraham Hamilton III.
0:40Grateful to be with you.
0:43I have to tell you, I may have to go into more detail on this.
0:47At a later date, I won't be able to do this today,
0:50but man, it has been quite a time where, you know,
0:55the Lord has really been convicting me
0:57and ministering to me about gratitude.
1:00And it's one of the tools that we as followers of the way of Jesus Christ, yeshua, the Messiah,
1:13that we are equipped and fortified against succumbing to the insanity of this world and
1:20even the, I would say the normalizing efforts to make professing believers comfortable with
1:28varying degrees of godlessness. It should not be lost on us that much of the
1:37chicanery that's happening in our day right now really flows. When you get
1:42right down to it, from an entitlement that's related to a lack of gratitude.
1:48It's been quite a journey. It continues to be quite a journey.
1:57And I look forward to unpacking that as it continues.
2:04At this very moment, many of you, if not most of you, are making your transition from your
2:09part-time jobs where you generate an income to your full-time jobs where you cultivate an
2:13outcome.
2:14And as you do so, I would like to remind you, as we do daily on this program, to do so with
2:19intentionality, understanding the primacy that God places on family.
2:24This is what we're going to talk about quite a bit this weekend at, not this weekend, next
2:31weekend.
2:32What time is running?
2:34Next weekend in Simsboro, Louisiana, if you have not registered yet, what are you waiting
2:37for?
2:39Go to fpcsimsborough.org and register.
2:44There's no fee, no payment necessary for the event.
2:47It's the family focused weekend, family focused weekend.
2:51The church would just like to have an idea as to how many people they can expect to attend
2:56because they want to provide food for attendees.
2:59You have the option there to register for one night, two nights, or the entire weekend, however
3:07you choose to do so.
3:08I know there has been some contacts made.
3:11There are provisions that are made available for child care.
3:14If you have questions about that, I'd encourage you to contact the church, fbcsemsborough.org
3:19website, but we're going to be talking about why the family must be our focus, why we have
3:27to place focus there.
3:28And I don't mean to offer it or present that as if it is the exclusive focus.
3:32However, it is a primary focus in God's kingdom.
3:35And for far too long, we've relegated it, the family that is, to a secondary or tertiary
3:41consideration and placed importance on everything else to the neglecting of the family.
3:49And because darkness is not an affirmative force, it merely reoccupies the space vacated by the
3:53light when we allow the family to be relegated to a secondary or tertiary consideration, guess
3:59what reoccupies?
4:02Yeah.
4:03So as you're making your transition to your full-time jobs, do so with intentionality.
4:10We are joined by the corner contingent right across from me, my man, a hundred grand, Mr.
4:14Bobby.
4:15Rosa is here and produce extraordinary, often imitated, never duplicated.
4:20The real J. Mac is in the screening room where we are ready to rock and roll with today's
4:24edition of the program.
4:27We are going to begin in the Word of God as we do on a daily basis on this show.
4:32Today we're going to turn to Psalm 119, the longest chapter in the Bible.
4:40This is a Psalm, so this text you should envision put to music.
4:49The 119th Psalm, in addition to being the longest Psalm in scripture, it is also a poem, a Hebrew
4:58acrostic poem.
5:01Each stanza in the poem begins with a successive letter of the Hebrew alphabet.
5:09I mean, this is, I mean, the entire scripture, honestly, is a marvel of literary offerings,
5:16which we shouldn't be surprised at because it's divinely crafted, but it's just amazing
5:24what is there.
5:26But man, the word of God is so nourishing and enriching, and it must, if it's not your
5:35habit yet, if you are listening to this program, I want to challenge you and encourage you to
5:40to make a daily appointment to commune with the Lord
5:44through his word, in his word.
5:47This is time you will not regret investing.
5:53Like everybody, we all have lives that are busy.
5:55I'm a very busy man, but I am so busy
5:59I cannot afford to commune with the Lord through his word.
6:05And the more you do so, the more the creator of heaven
6:11earth reveals himself to you through his holy word. And this text is an example of
6:18that Psalm 119. This is the stanza verses 33 through 40. Again, this is a
6:25portion of this Hebrew acrostic poem. And this is what the Lord says through his
6:31word, teach me. This is the Psalmist writing, teach me O Lord, the way of your
6:38statutes and I will keep it, keep it to the end or keep it as a reward. Give me
6:46understanding that I may keep your law and observe it with a whole heart, with my
6:53whole heart. Lead me in the path of your commandments for I delight in it.
7:00Encline my heart to your testimonies and not to dishonise gain or to selfish gain.
7:08Turn my eyes from looking at worthless things and give me life in your ways.
7:16Confirm to your servant your promise that it produces reverence for you or that
7:27you may be feared. Turn away the reproach that I dread, for your ordinances are good,
7:34for your rules are good. Behold, I long for your precepts in your righteousness. Give
7:41me life. So right at the beginning, and again, I want to
7:48encourage you to envision this melodically, because this is a
7:51Psalm divinely inspired as a Psalm. And the Psalmist is again
7:57inspired by the Lord has carried about by his spirit to cry out
8:01for the Lord to teach me the way of your statutes. And I will
8:07keep it to the end or keep it as my reward as it may be rendered
8:10well. Give me understanding that I may keep your law and observe it with my whole heart.
8:19The communication from this portion of the Psalm, guys, makes a vibrant connection between instruction
8:29and or understanding and how instruction or understanding empower obedience. Teach me your
8:37your statutes, O Lord, and I will keep it. Give me understanding, O Lord, and I will keep your
8:46law and observe it with my whole heart. Because this is why I encourage daily meeting with
8:54the Lord through his word. Because the more you understand him, the more he is unfolded
9:08to you by divine revelation, it has a direct impact on the quality of life you live as a
9:17result. It moves you away from kind of a normalized cultural, really, socio-pagan disposition of
9:31humanistic moralism to beholding the face of God and the life that is lived is the life that is lived
9:40in view of the revelation of God. It takes it out of just a theoretical realm and it makes it real. It
9:49It makes it tangible.
9:50I often say when you have the steady habit of reading the Lord's word,
9:56what you ultimately end up experiencing is the Lord reading you through His word.
10:02You begin to recognize, man, oh Lord, that is where I am.
10:07That is what is happening.
10:10You know, this is why you have the consistent admonition to the believer,
10:13like Romans 12.
10:14Believer, don't be conformed to this world.
10:16Well, what should we do then?
10:18Rather be transformed.
10:21What is that vehicle of transformation?
10:23Renewing your mind.
10:26Renewing your mind.
10:29Renewing your mind.
10:31God knows when we are born again that our minds are not
10:35instantaneously renewed.
10:37But what transpires as a result of that dual imputation,
10:41that our sin is imputed to Jesus, and Jesus' righteousness is imputed to us.
10:47We are indwelled by the Spirit of God.
10:50We now ascertain a capacity that did not exist prior to that regeneration.
10:57We now have the capacity to obey the Lord.
11:01And that capacity is not engendered humanistically.
11:05That capacity is super intended by God the Holy Spirit.
11:12And as that superintendency takes residence in our lives and our hearts,
11:17We now, we now have eyes that are opened, ears that are opened, hearts that are softened to
11:24receive the engrafted Word of God.
11:29And as that transpires, our minds are renewed, our understanding is enlightened, enlightened
11:38and that understanding powers, obedience.
11:43The cumulative impact of that reality is that we are able to live lives where we get to
11:48to enjoy with the Hebrew writer describes the book of Hebrews I'm talking about describes
11:52as the peaceable fruit of righteousness.
11:56It is the life quality that results from living and walking and endeavoring in a life of righteousness.
12:07This is why I say it differently.
12:09This is how you move from merely perceiving holiness as an external characteristic to be
12:15observed.
12:18It becomes an internal reality that our hearts yearned for.
12:22And then we have the promise as articulated in the Gospel of Matthew that those who hunger
12:27enthursed after righteousness, guys, that hungering and thirsting after righteousness
12:35is a real phenomenon.
12:39Is a real phenomenon.
12:42One of the evidences of that proper hungering and thirsting is reflected right in this exact
12:48song.
12:50in verse 37, that hunger and thirsting, that understanding that is given, that
12:57empowers obedience causes the disciples plea to be. Turn my eyes from looking at
13:03worthless things, as that hungering and thirsting capacity is increasing within
13:11us our discernment, our capacity to identify things that are valuable in
13:17words investing in and things that are worthless, that are vanity exercises, that are things that
13:26have no eternal benefit, that are things that have no substantive quality to them, no merit
13:34to them. It changes everything. It changes everything. And it causes us to no longer be
13:43be willing to give ourselves in worthless pursuits, in worthless endeavors, and in worthless things.
13:55Verse 40, behold, I long for your precepts. Some of you are listening to me and you'll say,
14:01hey, I don't understand how this could actually happen. Whenever I try to open the scripture,
14:05man, I guess, leave me. It's boring to me. Guys, don't let that stop you. The Lord revealed
14:15to us in policy, pistol to the Philippians, that he works within us both to will and to
14:21do according to his good pleasure.
14:23This posturing, this positioning ourselves for this transformation where understanding
14:29empowers obedience, that it, it, it, it, burgends into a transformed appetite to other things
14:36that used to be exciting.
14:37They're not as exciting anymore.
14:39And I think that used to be boring, these things now have new life and they transform our perspective.
14:47Behold, I long for your precepts in your righteousness.
14:53Quicken me to life in your righteousness that is available.
14:57Thank you, Lord.
15:01A discipleship minute with Joseph Parker.
15:05What should a pro-life church look like?
15:08What are some of the priorities, attributes and perspectives of a local church,
15:11which seeks to be the hands and feet of Jesus in our nation today, as it addresses life issues.
15:17A pro-life church needs to be a praying church.
15:21Through prayer, they help to usher in the presence of God into their church,
15:26and they share the heart and the mind of God with the culture.
15:29It can help a church family and an individual believer
15:32to both ask and receive the answer to another important question.
15:36The question the Apostle Paul asked immediately after he met Christ
15:40in Acts chapter 9 verse 6.
15:42Lord, what do you want me to do?
15:46And a very important companion question is this,
15:49am I really seeking to honor the Lord
15:51in doing what he would have me to do
15:54as an individual disciple of Christ
15:56to help stand for life?
16:06Shiving light into the darkness,
16:08this is the Hamilton Corner, an American family radio.
16:12Welcome back to the Hamilton Corner, Abraham Hamilton.
16:15The third here,
16:16I'm in the studio and you know there's news playing in the studio and just you know I
16:24asked this question you know to some of our security personnel and staff and I was kicking
16:28this around with Bobby.
16:32It's gravely sad and concerning what's happening you know with Savannah Guthrie's mom Nancy
16:38Guthrie but I just had a question why is it having such ubiquitous news coverage is it because
16:45Savannah Guthrie is kind of a celebrity, is that the thing?
16:50Having a background and prosecuting major felonies, I can tell you that there are lots
16:55of cases that include, sadly to say, kidnappings and things of this nature, missing persons
17:04and things of that sort.
17:07I understand that there are certain cases that are what we would call media cases, that
17:12garner media attention for a host of reasons, but usually when a case becomes a media case,
17:19it's pretty obvious as to why that is the case.
17:22And I'm just, I don't know, I just, I see this coverage and I'm like, man, they're covering
17:27in this, you know, in great detail and multiple angles and it just makes me wonder, what's going
17:39on here?
17:43You know, like there's a homicide case that I was looking into that has not gotten major
17:53attention.
17:54I pull it up here.
17:57I have this case up here.
17:59Do I still have it?
18:02Decaded Thompson, young lady who was murdered in the Maryland area.
18:08Now, she's been killed.
18:12But as I'm saying that name, many of you are saying,
18:16who, what?
18:18She was killed by an illegal alien.
18:23Yeah, it's just, I'm just,
18:25I'm not trying to, I never wanna compare people's misery
18:28and compare pain, but it's just interesting to me.
18:31It just stands out to me.
18:33All right, let me move on.
18:36I'll move on from that.
18:40It's just weird to me.
18:41the exhaustive coverage of this story.
18:47That's not that it's being covered,
18:49but it's exhaustively being covered.
18:53Anyway, there's been lots of conversations
18:58and commentary and things on the Super Bowl halftime show.
19:05I'm not trying to virtue signal anything,
19:07but I didn't watch it,
19:09but it's not the first halftime show I didn't watch.
19:11I got you guys know I have young children.
19:16I try to be vigilant about what I allow in my home.
19:20You know, regardless if it's a super bowl or not.
19:23And I saw, you know, Representative Ogles's post saying
19:28that he wants to investigate, you know,
19:30the lewd lyrics and, you know, the,
19:34I'll just say it this way, the pelvic thrusts
19:37and all these things is being inappropriate
19:39and both the NFL and NBC knew about it beforehand,
19:42which you know I agree with I agree with that it is not appropriate for children.
19:46There are a lot of other super bowl have time to show that we're not appropriate for children
19:49either.
19:50You know what I mean?
19:52The bigger issue that I have is much of the profane lyrics and you know many of you guys
19:59know because you know my wife is a Spanish speaker English is her second language even though
20:04she learned English pretty much contemporaneously to learning Spanish.
20:09to the Americans people who did watch it.
20:11They didn't know what he was saying.
20:15They don't know what he was saying.
20:16Now don't misconstrue what I'm saying.
20:17I'm not saying that because they didn't know what he was saying.
20:19That makes it okay.
20:20No.
20:21I think the bigger issue is what the halftime show represents.
20:29You know, it's a broad side and let's just be clear about something.
20:32Jay-Z, the rapper, turned businessman, turned, whatever else,
20:37you know, how you want to describe him is responsible for selecting
20:41who performs at the halftime show.
20:43So he's the one who picked, you know, bad-bunny dish,
20:46or he's the one who picked Kendrick Lamar last year, you know?
20:48He's the one.
20:53And everybody knew he was gonna do the whole deal in Spanish.
20:58Now here's the thing, the Super Bowl is the largest media event
21:01in our country every year, every year.
21:04You have people who don't care anything about football.
21:06They get together with friends and family,
21:09often concerned for the Super Bowl, and what it represents.
21:12And here's the reality and I think people,
21:16if you will be honest about this, be objective,
21:19well, what an objective, yeah, right?
21:22In this day and age, be objective.
21:28Try to be objective.
21:31The issue is you're gonna have a halftime celebration
21:34to where it is the largest media event
21:36in the United States of America
21:38where the language of the United States of America
21:41is English.
21:42And you're going to do an event that the majority,
21:45the overwhelming majority of the American population
21:47are unable to comprehend.
21:51That's an intentional effort to say
21:54what you thought was America is no longer that.
21:58And that is the intentional provocation
22:01that is happening here.
22:03And Jay-Z is leading it and the NFL is allowing it
22:07and NBC is broadcasting it.
22:09That's the issue.
22:11So for those who are saying, oh man,
22:12He just, he's just a very, you whoa, my Lord.
22:15Stop the presses, stop the presses.
22:17Let's just keep it real.
22:18That would be no reggae tone if it wasn't for rap and hip hop.
22:21Let's just be real.
22:21Come on, man.
22:22Dude became famous doing a Spanish interpolation
22:26of an American art form.
22:30That's just the truth.
22:32Now imagine, imagine that you have like a World Cup
22:36or the Copa or whatever.
22:38And you say, you know what?
22:40For the big time entertainment,
22:42going to have a country music artist be the entertainment for, you know, lee gah, tonne
22:50first, I ain't that, you know, that's, that's what you're gonna have.
22:53You have Garth Brooks, you know, let's get, let's get Garth, is he the one that goes in
22:56all black?
22:57Which one goes in all black?
22:58I don't know.
22:59He did.
23:00Garth Brooks is the, oh no, I, I, I wasn't talking about that.
23:04That's the one that goes in all black.
23:06Maybe I'm wrong.
23:07I don't know, I don't know these things.
23:10You know, but here's the thing, people who speak Spanish natively understand that.
23:16So you're going to have the Spanish Festival Headline by Garth Brooks.
23:19Go man, stop the presses.
23:22You know what's going on here.
23:24So you had, once that announcement was made, you had the turning point USA have their deal
23:29and this is something and this might not be a popular opinion, but y'all know me.
23:32I don't care.
23:33I'm going to tell you what I think.
23:36I didn't like to turn the point USA halftime show either.
23:42Not because of musical genre.
23:43I did country music.
23:44I did my top favorite, but it's cool as a genre.
23:49This is why I didn't think it turned to Point USA to halftime show either.
23:53Do you guys remember when this thing first got announced?
23:56Well, let me take a few steps back.
24:00Before Charlie Kirk was murdered, he had a trajectory.
24:04Much of his public engagement at its genesis was solely political.
24:09Then he had a personal arc where he from his own mouth would say, I thought, you know economics
24:14was a jam that that needed to be what needed to be addressed.
24:17But then he began to realize, oh no, that is much bigger than having, you know, a proper
24:21economic philosophy.
24:22There's some worldview considerations and he kept digging and he said, man, yes, this worldview
24:26is big, but I realize even worldview, there's something even bigger than that.
24:30And he turned the focal point of his work to proclaiming the gospel.
24:36Many people witnessed this.
24:38Many people witnessed this.
24:40He began to talk about the gospel.
24:41Shortly before he was murdered, he was asked,
24:43what is one thing if you want to be remembered for anything?
24:45His words were, I want to be remembered
24:47for courage for my faith.
24:51My concern with Turning Point USA
24:54is that Charlie Kirk's vision and investment
24:57wasn't necessarily shared unanimously
25:01throughout all of Turning Point USA.
25:05And I'm concerned that Turning Point USA
25:07is more than willing to kind of reverse course away from
25:11where Charlie Kirk was leading the organization.
25:16Now, to the halftime show.
25:18When conversation started first about turning point USA
25:20offering an alternative halftime show,
25:22do you remember what the conversations were initially?
25:24You had people like Forrest Frank and Cory Asbury,
25:27I'm not saying the music is the greatest,
25:29I'm not throwing a shade or anything like that,
25:30but they specifically said that we want to be involved
25:35in not only doing a counter halftime program,
25:40but take advantage of the moment
25:43to point the nation to Jesus,
25:46to have a worship event.
25:50Do y'all remember that?
25:50Some people don't remember that.
25:52And I didn't say much about it
25:54because I was just watching it.
25:57And then, for us, Frank and Corey Asbury,
26:00I had to say, you know, we've decided
26:03we're not gonna be a part
26:04of what turning point USA is trying to do.
26:06their vision is what they said, their vision is a bit different from what we were seeking
26:12to accomplish.
26:14And when that happened, I thought to myself, what is going on here, what began as a conversation
26:27about having a worship center, Jesus' exulting event became this real America here event.
26:38Now listen, I love America.
26:42to listen to this show knows this.
26:44But America's greatest need is not another patriotic event
26:52in which Jesus is a side dish at best.
26:56You understand what I'm saying?
26:58That's not what we need.
27:00That's not what we need.
27:02And the turning point USA halftime event was very successful.
27:05It shows that the nation has an appetite
27:07for something other than the smut that is peddled
27:08by mainstream.
27:10All of that I commend, I celebrate, I'm grateful for.
27:13However, I'm gravely concerned, I'm gravely concerned that our populace is more comfortable
27:20with just having, can I say it the way it is, a Republican form of godlessness, a patriotic
27:28form of godlessness.
27:29And I'm concerned that many who might identify themselves as, you know, on the right, so to
27:35speak, have not heeded the words of our founders.
27:39They have not recognized, like what John Adams said, that there is no government that is sufficient
27:46to contend with human passions unbridled by religion and morality.
27:52That's the statement that proceeds, the more popular quote from John Adams's quote, our
27:56nation, our Constitution is for a holy religious and moral people.
28:01It is inadequate for the governance of any other.
28:03That's the statement that's made after John Adams says there's no form of government that's
28:08sufficient to contend with human passion unbridled by religion and morality.
28:12And I just want to tell you something. If we opt for a patriotism and a conservatism that is godless,
28:24you've hopped out of the frying pan and into the fire. And frankly, I'm not in favor of that. So,
28:32So I don't want to be, you know, pelvic thrusting with Bugs Bunny and also don't want to be
28:40Merka, a godless Merka over here now.
28:44Because honestly, I didn't watch it.
28:46So I don't know.
28:47I didn't watch Bugs Bunny's halftime show.
28:49And I didn't watch the fullness of the Turner Point USA halftime show.
28:52I've read that, you know, Kid Rock started with, you know, a profane song from his past.
28:57He ended with something indicating his trajectory, a change in his life that the Lord's superintendent.
29:06But I've also seen some things that Kigrock has said and done since the halftime show is over.
29:12Like yesterday.
29:16And I will never try to.
29:17Y'all know my stance.
29:18If somebody is born again, they're walking with the Lord.
29:21My prayer for them is that they are able to grow and be sanctified in anonymity.
29:24The scripture warns us about putting new believers on platforms prematurely.
29:31The scripture warns us about that.
29:33So I'm not going to try to slam Kid Rock, you know, because I don't know where he is in
29:36his journey and I hope and pray that, you know, that the Lord has opened his eyes and broken
29:43in upon him and revealed himself to him and that he's met the Lord in salvation.
29:46I don't know that.
29:47And if that is the case and that I pray that he's in a discipleship relationship with
29:54with a more mature brother in Christ,
29:56in that he's anchored in a Bible,
29:59teaching Bible believing church, and he's growing.
30:02But brothers and sisters, I'm telling you that if we opt,
30:05let me say it this way, if we settle for a right wing version,
30:10a conservative version of godlessness,
30:13the constant is godlessness.
30:17And we will inevitably end up in the same spot
30:21just having traveled there at a slower pace.
30:25So my plea, my prayer, my hope,
30:28and you know, maybe I'm a pina sky kind of guy,
30:30whatever you might say,
30:32is that we not only seek for an alternative to smut,
30:35but that we seek,
30:37just like I was saying in the first segment,
30:38for a hungering and a thirsting after righteousness,
30:41because there's no politician that's gonna save us
30:48as a nation.
30:50If you haven't noticed yet,
30:52the Trump administration only has about what,
30:54how much time left?
30:56Midterms around the corner,
30:59There are many who have misinterpreted God
31:02granting our nation a reprieve from the insanity
31:04of cackling she was never be present at the remix.
31:09Not realizing God has given his body a reprieve
31:12so that we can be about our father's business
31:14and making disciples.
31:19So, guys, that is where it is.
31:24And I know that that is not a message that's popular
31:26because in our reflexive kind of knee jerk,
31:30and I call it political gang banging,
31:32kind of shirts and skins, kind of mentalities,
31:34There's no room for, I'll say it to say, transcendent convictions.
31:40But I just want to tell you plainly, the Lord will share his throne with no one.
31:46With no one, with no one, with no one.
31:49And if we have an Article 4, US Constitution or Article 4, a guarantee of a constitutional
31:55Republican form of government to where we are the citizens, our government is of the people,
32:00by the people, for the people that we as the people get to select our servant leaders and
32:05and re-presentatives, but we have a continuously
32:08and increasingly wicked populace,
32:10what do you think that increasingly
32:12and continually wicked populace will do
32:14with the right to vote?
32:16And the right to select its servant leaders.
32:18What do you think they're gonna select?
32:23This is why I'm saying, man,
32:25those of us who have discernment by God's grace,
32:28we have to cry out to the Lord for our nation.
32:32And as we cry out to the Lord, we have to put feet
32:35to our prayer to obey Him.
32:37We must be executed towards our Father's Commission,
32:44and we must work while it is done.
32:48We have to be about our Father's business man.
32:51I refuse to settle for Godlessness disguised as patriotism.
33:01The Ten Commandments aren't arbitrary man-made rules,
33:04nor are they merely suggestions.
33:07God meant them to be law,
33:08as He hand-wrote them on the stone tablets
33:10that He gave Moses.
33:12They're the basis for many of our nation's laws,
33:14and you can show your support for them
33:16with a 10 Commandments Retro T-Shirt
33:19from the AFA Resource Center.
33:21The eye-catching design is one you'll be glad
33:23to wear just about anywhere or give us a gift.
33:26Take a look for yourself today at resources.afa.net.
33:31The Middle East, that's one part of the world
33:33we need to pay attention to, especially the country of Israel.
33:36Each week, I hope you make sense of what's happening
