Priority Talk

Greg Davis discusses several alarming federal regulations the Biden Administration is attempting to implement. These regulations pertain to harassment, abortion, sex/gender, the foster care system, and other topics.

Greg Davis talks with State Auditor and Eagle Scout Andrew Sorrell briefly about the 2024 Alabama Legislative Session before moving on to the state of the Boy Scouts (now: Scouting America).

Nate Williams discusses an article from the Free Press detailing the wasteful spending from the Biden Administration on border NGOs (nongovernmental organizations). You, the taxpayer, foot the bill.

Greg visits with gospel music's Wes Hampton about his upcoming worship night in the listening area. They also catch up on his solo work as well as with the Gaither Vocal Band.

Greg Davis plays an audio clip of U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville sharing his strong opinion on President Trump's legal situation in New York.

Greg Davis welcomes Stephanie Smith of the Alabama Policy Institute onto the show; they share their thoughts on the highs and lows of the 2024 Alabama Legislative Session.

Greg Davis talks about his experience attending Worship on the Water at the Flora-Bama. A caller shares her thoughts on Greg's story.

Greg Davis calls in to discuss the last day of the 2024 Legislative Session, which included gambling drama until the very end.

Nate Williams is joined by S. Michael Craven to talk about the Colson Fellows Program, a resource churches need to be aware of.

Nate Williams, using a Matt Walsh Daily Wire article, talks about the underreported national public school sex abuse scandal in our country.

Nate Williams talks about why communism seems to be so popular, and one way to remedy its rise.

Nate Williams discusses Alabama's ban on lab-grown meat, and callers and texters share their thoughts. At the end, Nate briefly talks about gambling and the importance of reaching out to your legislators.

Marriage and Family Therapist Melea, also board member of the National Center on Sexual Exploitation in Washington DC,   joined Greg to discuss the importance and urgency of legislation to protect minors in Alabama from pornography. Some reasons why this is so difficult to do are also discussed.

Greg gives an update on the next-to-last legislative day. Updates include drama over a farm bill with possible gambling implications and other high profile morality bills that are down to the wire of becoming law... or not.

Nate Williams gives a brief recent history of the United Methodist Church denominational split.

Nate Williams talks about the need to clean things up in the Church, too. We can't spend all of our energy focusing on culture.

Nate Williams proposes a half-baked, half-serious thesis: The invention of mirrors was the beginning of the downfall of our society.

Greg Davis calls in to his show to give a legislative update. He discusses an unexpected filibuster, the ever-present cloud of gambling, a porn filter bill, the Pregnancy Resource Act, and more.

Nate Williams has a lighthearted conversation on pet peeves and "icks" (Gen Z term). At the end, he talks about an anti-squatting bill in Alabama that is now law.

Greg Davis walks through various important bills and their statuses as the end of the 2024 Alabama Legislative Session draws near.

Greg Davis plays a clip from a North Carolina pastor who speaks strongly against mixing politics and Church (along with criticizing President Trump's "God Bless the USA" Bible), and then Greg shares his thoughts on the pastor's comments. Several callers share their thoughts, as well. After that, Greg talks about a powerful quote from Ryan Visconti on why it is important for Chris...

Lowe joins Greg in studio to discuss the role and responsibility of Christians in the public square.  He gives a unique perspective as a pastor who has felt called to be an influence with government leaders. 

Nate Williams talks briefly about the history of the National Day of Prayer, a few Bible verses on prayer, and how to answer some common atheist objections to prayer.

Nate Williams talks about the fact that––now that the GMC and UMC have split––the progressives running the UMC (United Methodist Church) are taking the denomination in a leftward direction at a swift rate.

Greg Davis mentions an unusual (and concerning) occurrence in the Legislative Session: a Hindu prayer offered in the House on the National Day of Prayer.