Priority Talk

Greg Davis and Nate Williams ask listeners whether or not Christians and churches should celebrate Halloween. They cover a survey from Lifeway on the stance of pastors and text messages that listeners sent into the show.

Greg Davis and Nate Williams talk about Nick Saban's personal stance on drinking alcohol for himself and the example parents should set for their kids.

Greg visits with Dr. OS Hawkins about lessons learned about relationships from this short book in the New Testament.

Greg leads a scriptural conversation on how to Pray for Israel.

Nate Williams talks with Greg Koukl, President of Stand to Reason, about his new apologetics book "Street Smarts."

Nate Williams covers the latest news related to the Speaker of the House (hint: it's not great), the statistics relating to the next generations beliefs about Christianity, and the liberal shift towards conservatism due to the Israel/Hamas conflict.

Alexander Pagani joins Greg exploring the Secrets to Generational Curses. Breaking the Chains and Transforming your family's legacy.

Greg and Tom Littleton discuss the need for the church to address mental health issues but also warn church leaders against compromising the gospel in doing so. 

Past president of the Alabama Christian Coalition and chairman of Choose Life Alabama joined Greg to discuss how we can all help pregnancy resource centers across Alabama. The two then turn their discussion to the decades long battle over gambling in the state of Alabama. 

Nate Williams talks about the importance of having good doctrine and walks through the first chapter of 2 Peter. He covers growing in the faith and what we should live for as Christians.

Greg Davis welcomes Brad Cox onto the show to talk about the October 24th GOP runoff for House District 16 between himself and Bryan Brinyark.

Greg Davis welcomes Neil Shenvi and Pat Sawyer onto the show to talk about their new book "Critical Dilemma," where they outline the rise of critical theories and social justice ideology in our Western culture.

Dear friend Mr. Atcheson joins Greg talking the Billy Graham Library & Biblical prophecy. 

Jason Rantz, Seattle Radio host & author of What’s Killing America: Inside the Radical Left’s Tragic Destruction of Our Cities. A conversation about how America’s biggest cities are being destroyed by progressive policies and woke Democrats.

Richard Frieden, who leads all of Greg's Israel tours, joins us to share his perspective on the week old war in his homeland.

Greg outlines from Scripture the Covenants and the Blessing of God to His people and the implications for today's current events and situations. 

Greg is back and talking about the history of Israel and Palestine and current events.

Nate Williams talks about the pros and cons of Andy Stanley's approach to handling the LGB issue and the story of a gay Catholic who is trying to live in obedience to God.

Nate Williams talks about the wicked, heartbreaking Hamas attacks in Israel over the weekend. He covers Iran's backing, the U.S.'s complicity, and common leftist talking points on this issue.

Dr. Ronald Huggins joins Greg and Clete Hux for a deep discussion on Enneagram and Christianity.

Vince Everette Ellison is back with Greg talking about his new book Crime Inc.; How Democrats Employ Mafia and Gangster Tactics to Gain and Hold Power .

Greg Davis dives into 1 John Chapter 5 to talk about being born again and having assurance over your salvation.

Greg Davis and Nate Williams talk about a recent study concerning the stances and opinions of mainline clergy, and why this helps to explain the trajectory of several historic denominations.

Greg Davis welcomes Pastor Joe Bailey (Danville Baptist Church) onto the show to talk about his recent trip to Washington D.C. with a group of other pastors and his meeting with Senator Tommy Tuberville.

Greg Davis welcomes George Stewart onto the show to talk about the upcoming music festival Lovestock and his show Alabama Gospel Roots. George also talks about memories from the past and some of the people he's met along the way.