DVDs

Was the American Revolution a morally justifiable endeavor?

In this edition of the AFA Cultural Institute, Rick Green gives a compelling lecture on why the Revolution was a righteous response to tyranny and oppression. Green provides a thought-provoking perspective on the intersection of faith and political rebellion by highlighting the pivotal role played by figures like Jonas Clarke, whose sermons sowed liberty into the hearts of the people who eventually fought in the first battle of the Revolution at Lexington and Concord.

DVD; Approximate Runtime: 45 minutes


©2024

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Are you willing to suffer for your faith?

In this edition of the AFA Culture Institute, Dr. Frank Harber explores the intriguing intersection of faith and American law, illustrating the parallels of modern-day America and the biblical story of Daniel and the lion's den. Dr. Harber reflects on Daniel's plight to illustrate the importance of taking a stand in the face of governmental oppression and encourages his audience to remain vigilant in upholding righteousness despite hostility towards Christianity in America.

DVD; Approximate Runtime: 32 minutes


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Cultural Institute: A Biblical View of Civil Government
In A Biblical View of Civil Government, Stephen McDowell reminds viewers about the intended role of government. He emphasizes how citizens of the United States can wield the invaluable character traits of self-government to help our nation return to limited government and Christian values.

Topics covered in this presentation:

The purpose of government

Why self-government is invaluable

The Christian influence on America's founders

Approximate Runtime: 55 minutes
©2020


God's Blueprint for Life, Liberty, & Property: A Bible Study on the Ten Commandments
Martin Luther wrote that "Anyone who knows the Ten Commandments perfectly knows the entire Scriptures." Through a series of questions and answers, using hundreds of Scriptures, this Bible study will guide you through the prohibitive nature of the commands, the prohibitive corollaries and rights rooted in these commands, and their application in civil society.

Publisher: Providence Foundation
Softcover: 96 pages
©2014



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On Feburary 8, 2023 some students at Asbury University lingered after chapel to continue worshiping God. And they just kept going! The outpouring went on for 16 days continuously. This documentary is a behind-the-scenes view of what the Holy Spirit was doing—reported directly by students, staff, university administrators and participants.

Producer: Christian History Institute

Runtime: approx. 52 minutes

© 2023

AFA Cultural Institute: God in the Constitution by David Barton
Total Approximate Runtime: 42 minutes
© 2019

Pocket Constitution
including The Declaration of Independence and
foreword "Christianity and the Constitution" by Stephen McDowell
48 pages; 3.5"x7"

ONE PERSON CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE.

Culture Warrior: Don Wildmon and the Battle for Decency explores the founding of AFA and many of the cultural and spiritual battles that marked the early years of the ministry. Don began the National Federation for Decency in his home in 1977 and quickly became a feared figure among network TV executives and advertisers. The concern grew beyond prime time television, eventually confronting secular humanism, Playboy magazine, The Last Temptation of Christ (movie), the National Endowment for the Arts, the ACLU, and the growing homosexual agenda. Gifted with common sense, shrewdness, and spiritual determination, Don’s stand for righteousness continues to inspire and activate countless believers today.

Includes bonus disc with over 2 hours additional content, including 11 deleted scenes, 24 extended interviews, and director's commentary

Runtime: 107 min

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