Priority Talk

On this hour of Priority Talk Radio, Greg highlights several opportunities for Christians across Alabama to put faith into action. Pastor Jacky Connell joins Greg to discuss Celebration 250 Alabama, a statewide effort bringing churches together for prayer, evangelism and gospel outreach—including a major gathering at Pell City High School and football stadium on October 1. Greg also previews the c...

Greg welcomes Stephanie Smith of the Alabama Policy Institute (API) to discuss Alabama's school choice debate, the CHOOSE Act, and the future of education policy in the state. Following API's annual dinner featuring Seth Dillon, CEO of The Babylon Bee, Greg and Stephanie turn to the November 3 election and recent comments from gubernatorial candidate Doug Jones, who has criticized the CHOO...

Greg Davis opens this Monday edition of Priority Talk Radio and then highlights the Pray, Prepare, and Vote campaign, a nonpartisan voter education and awareness initiative encouraging Alabamians to participate in the November 3 election. He explains why voting is a spiritual, civic, prayerful, and caring responsibility for Christians and introduces a new voter bulletin designed to help churches e...

Greg Davis welcomes Pastor Eric Snyder of First Baptist Church White Plains to discuss a major five-night evangelistic crusade taking place at Saks High School's Jack Stewart Field in Calhoun County, Alabama. The Go Tell Crusade, running Sunday through Thursday and culminating October 1, brings together more than 400 volunteers and churches from Calhoun, Talladega, and Cleburne counties for a...

On this Friday edition of Priority Talk Radio, Greg welcomes Dr. Stan Cook for an in-depth discussion of global economics, digital currency, and the biblical implications of an increasingly interconnected world. Dr. Cook examines economic challenges facing the United States and other nations, the growing influence of cryptocurrency, and the potential consequences of a global financial system built...

Greg Davis examines Alabama’s upcoming gubernatorial election, focusing on the records and policy positions of candidates Doug Jones and Tommy Tuberville. This episode explores Jones’ U.S. Senate voting record on abortion, the Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act, transgender rights, and the Equality Act, alongside Tuberville’s positions on abortion and other social issues. Greg also discu...

Why does heartbreak resonate so deeply with people? In the segment Greg explores the universal experience of hurt, betrayal, and emotional pain through the record-breaking country hit “Choosin’ Texas” by Alabama native Ella Langley. Drawing on Psalm 55 and the experiences of King David, Greg examines how heartbreak, rejection, and personal struggles have always been part of the human experience. B...

What does it mean to put God first in a world that measures success by wins, losses, and worldly accomplishments? On this segment of Priority Talk , Greg reflects on Clemson head football coach Dabo Swinney’s powerful testimony of faith, reminding listeners that true peace and lasting purpose are found in the Lord, not in the scoreboard. This episode is a powerful reminder that God is on the thron...

Greg introduces a new voter-participation initiative from ALCAP and Priority Talk Radio designed to help Alabamians pray, prepare and vote in the November 3, 2026 General Election. The conversation focuses on voting as a civic responsibility, the importance of becoming informed about the offices and issues appearing on the ballot, and practical resources available to Alabama voters. Greg explains...

Greg welcomes Pastor David Smith of Oak Park Church in West Mobile, Alabama, who also serves in Ministry Engagement for Christians United for Israel (CUFI). Drawing from their shared experience visiting Israel, Greg and David discuss the biblical significance of Israel, the Abrahamic covenant, Romans 11, Christian responsibility toward the Jewish people, and the importance of praying for the peace...

Greg and Tom Littleton have a wide-ranging conversation beginning at the United Nations in New York and President Donald Trump’s address to world leaders. Tom shares personal reflections from his years living and doing ministry in New York, including his experience working in the World Trade Center just weeks before September 11, 2001. The conversation revisits the human and spiritual impact of 9/...

Greg Davis and Tom Littleton begin this hour by following up on Tom's discussion last Tuesday about the growing need for biblical leadership in the church, ministry and public life. They talk about the importance of calling, preparation, mentorship, character and learning how to lead people toward Christ rather than simply managing organizations. The conversation then turns to the controversy...

Greg visits with Stephanie Smith of the Alabama policy Institute about theee topics: Understanding HealthHealthcare costs for state employees and the opportunity for families and church's to form micro-schools. They also highlight the opportunity to help place the Ten Commandments in Alabama public schools.

What does the U.S. Constitution have to do with religious liberty, personal responsibility, and a biblical understanding of government? On this Friday edition of Priority Talk, Greg Davis marks Constitution Week by looking at the history and principles behind America’s founding document. Greg discusses the signing of the Constitution on September 17, 1787, the development of the Bill of Rights, an...

On this Thursday edition of Priority Talk Radio, Greg Davis is joined by Bishop Jim Lowe for a wide-ranging Pastors Roundtable conversation about faith, American history, civic engagement, and the responsibility of Christians to be involved in their communities. Greg shares highlights from his recent Washington, D.C., trip with David and Tim Barton of WallBuilders, including visits to the U.S. Cap...

What happens when the church steps back from the schools—and what can happen when Christians step forward? On this edition of Priority Talk Radio , Greg and Bishop Jim Lowe welcome Jim Smitt of the National School Chaplains Association for a compelling conversation about the growing movement to bring trained, certified chaplains into America’s public schools. Smith shares the story behind the nati...

Stan guest hosts this full episode discussing data centers and politics in the first hour. At 49:54, Stan spends the rest of the show talking deception and the Antichrist in the last days.

Tom fills in for Greg and discusses taking on the call to be a leader in the church and the community.

What does it actually mean to think like Jesus? On this edition of Priority Talk, Greg Davis and Jennifer Rash sit down with researcher George Barna to discuss his new book, How to Think Like Jesus: 7 Cornerstones to Build a Biblical Worldview. Barna explains the seven foundational beliefs that research shows are critical to developing a biblical worldview—including belief in God, the reality and...

What happens when Christian media goes beyond reporting the news and becomes an avenue for ministry and community outreach? Greg Davis is joined by Jennifer Rash of Tab Media Group to talk about the many ways Tab Media is serving Alabama—from publishing and radio to a recent pickleball outreach specifically designed for the deaf community. Jennifer shares how the event brought together people of a...

On the 25th anniversary of September 11, 2001, Greg Davis takes a different look at the day America will never forget—not simply as a tragedy to remember, but as a moment that offers lasting lessons about faith, courage, action, and the need for a firm foundation . Hear powerful words from Billy Graham's historic September 14, 2001, message at Washington National Cathedral, where he spoke abou...

Twenty-five years later, the memories of September 11, 2001 remain vivid for Mike Randolph, a Prattville, Alabama native who was inside the South Tower of the World Trade Center when terrorists attacked America. Mike joins Greg Davis on Priority Talk to recount the remarkable series of events that put him in New York City that week, from a delayed flight out of Birmingham and a late arrival in New...

Can Alabama’s 7th Congressional District, a seat that has never been represented by a Republican, finally change hands? Greg Davis sits down with Republican nominee Amy Aiken to discuss her first campaign for public office, her background in education, and the challenges she says she is hearing from voters across the sprawling district. Aiken talks about rural healthcare, hospital access, infrastr...

As America remembers Charlie Kirk one year after his death and prepares to mark 25 years since September 11, Greg Davis welcomes author and commentator Drew Thomas Allen to Priority Talk. Allen worked on Charlie Kirk’s final book, Right-Wing Revolution, and joins Greg to discuss his new book, For Christ and Country: The Martyrdom of Charlie Kirk. The conversation explores Charlie Kirk’s influence,...

This Friday, September 11, marks 25 years since the attacks of September 11, 2001. Greg previews a powerful firsthand conversation with Mike Randolph, a native Alabamian who was inside the South Tower of the World Trade Center for work training that morning and escaped before the tower collapsed. As the nation remembers 9/11, Greg reflects on the importance of remembering history, learning from it...