Priority Talk

What happens when a healthy desire to see people come to Christ becomes an obsession with numbers, relevance, resources, and growth? Greg Davis visits with Dr. Andrew Root, author of Baal and the Gods of More: Rescuing Church Growth from Idolatry. Root draws a provocative connection between the Old Testament struggle with Baal worship in 1 and 2 Kings and the modern church’s preoccupation with gro...

Greg breaks down the numbers, results and what we learned from Tuesday's four Congressional Primaries. He also discussea what this means headed into the November General Election.

What is the history of religious liberty—and what happens when a society loses sight of the principles that made religious freedom possible? In this conversation Greg is joined by Alabama Supreme Court Associate Justice Will Sellers to discuss his latest historical article on the evolution of religious liberty. Justice Sellers traces the development of freedom of conscience from the Reformation 50...

Tom Littleton guest hosts this full episode of Priority Talk discussing what the Church can learn from the life of David.

Greg Davis sits down with David Perry, Republican candidate for Alabama’s 7th Congressional District, ahead of Tuesday’s August 11 special Republican primary. Perry makes his case for change in a district stretching from Birmingham and Tuscaloosa deep into Alabama’s Black Belt and southwest Alabama. He discusses his campaign’s focus on economic development, infrastructure, education, healthcare, p...

Greg Davis is joined by Stephanie Smith, President and CEO of the Alabama Policy Institute, for a wide-ranging look at Alabama politics heading into Tuesday’s special congressional primaries. Topics include: Tuesday’s special congressional primaries Crossover voting and closed primaries Bobby Singleton’s election as Alabama Democratic Party chairman The changing political dynamics in Montgomery Tu...

Greg tackles several important issues facing Alabama and the nation in this Friday edition of Priority Talk. The discussion begins with concerns over the Protect College Sports Act and whether ambiguous language could undermine state laws protecting women’s sports. Greg examines warnings from Alliance Defending Freedom and urges listeners to pay attention as the Senate considers the legislation. H...

Congressmam Gary Palmer joins our Pastors Roundtable.

Greg is joined by Pastor Randy Williams, Bishop Lowe and Pastor Paul Brasher. The three spend much if the hour discussing the soon to be released film Daniel and The Firey Furnace.

Nate Williams (filling in for Greg Davis) talks about the rise of weed usage, the difference between forgiving Fauci and holding him accountable, the coming fight for the two political parties, and his thoughts on AI.

Greg opens the week with a preview of upcoming guests and a reminder that Alabama's August 11 congressional primaries are just days away, encouraging voters to make their voices heard. He discusses the Alabama Republican Party's unanimous support for ending crossover voting in GOP primaries and what that could mean for future elections. The program also covers the latest international deve...

Greg Davis welcomes Republican congressional candidate Case Dixon to the studio for an in-depth conversation ahead of Alabama's August 11 special primary in Congressional District 6. Dixon explains why he entered the race against longtime incumbent Gary Palmer, discusses the redistricting changes that prompted the special election, and outlines his priorities if elected. The discussion covers...

Greg Davis welcomes political scientist, national security analyst, and author Dr. Bradley Thayer to discuss his new book, America's 100 Years War: How to Win Against Communism. Dr. Thayer argues that communism did not disappear with the end of the Cold War but instead evolved into new forms that continue to challenge the United States politically, culturally, and educationally. The conversati...

On this Pastor's Roundtable Greg Davis is joined by Bishop Jim Lowe and evangelist Caleb Gordon for an honest conversation about the church's role in a changing culture. They reflect on the lasting impact of COVID-19 on churches, discuss whether the church should ever have closed its doors, and examine recent research on how Americans view Christianity. Caleb Gordon shares his testimony, h...

Greg has an insightful conversation with Dr. Tony Beam of South Carolina, who attended Senator Lindsey Graham's memorial service at the National Cathedral and shares insight into the man & event.

In this episode Greg Davis returns reaction to Wednesday's explosive Senate hearing with Dr. Anthony Fauci. Greg breaks down Fauci's repeated use of the Fifth Amendment, the sharp exchanges with Senators Rand Paul, Josh Hawley, and Tommy Tuberville, and the ongoing debate over COVID-era decisions, gain-of-function research, government transparency, and accountability. Greg also discusses n...

Greg Davis welcomes Pastor Tim Anderson, longtime pastor of Clements Baptist Church and now Executive Director of the International Congress on Revival (ICR), for a conversation about caring for those who care for others. Tim shares how ICR is ministering to pastors and their wives across the United States and around the world, offering biblical encouragement, spiritual renewal, and lasting relati...

Greg Davis continues the “America 250: The Scriptures That Shaped America” series by examining how Frederick Douglass used Scripture to confront America over the injustice of slavery. Drawing from Douglass’s famous July 5, 1852 address, “What to the Slave Is the Fourth of July?”, Greg explores Douglass’s powerful use of Isaiah 1 and Isaiah 59 to challenge a nation that celebrated liberty while tol...

Rev. Tom Littleton guest hosts this full episode discussing the trial of Dr. Anthony Fauci for his lies and deception during Covid.

As Alabama prepares for another push to legalize commercial gambling, Greg examines one of the industry's biggest claims: that lotteries, casinos, and sports betting will lower taxes and solve state budget problems. Looking at decades of data from states like New Jersey and national research, Greg challenges the financial promises often made by gambling proponents. This episode explores why ga...

Stephanie Smith of the Alabama Policy Institute joins Greg to discuss Alabama's national leadership in pro-family policy following the Family Policy Council Alliance conference in Washington, D.C. They examine Alabama's recognition for passing the App Store Accountability Act, the growing debate over abortion pill enforcement, and why strong families remain the cornerstone of a healthy soc...

Greg revisits a 1992 television campaign ad for Bill Clinton and Al Gore that sounds remarkably different from today's political messaging. The ad highlights calls to end "welfare as we know it," support the death penalty, balance budgets, cut government spending, and reject "tax-and-spend" politics. Using the ad as a historical snapshot, Greg reflects on how political rhet...

Greg opens the show with compelling audio from LSU head football coach Lane Kiffin at SEC Media Days, where he candidly shares how giving up alcohol has made a positive difference in every area of his life. Greg explores why true freedom often begins with the courage to leave behind destructive habits. The conversation then shifts to an unexpected gospel encounter as a street preacher boldly share...

Can artificial intelligence help pastors prepare sermons without replacing the work of the Holy Spirit? Greg, Bishop Jim Lowe, and Pastor Daven Watkins tackle one of the biggest ministry conversations of the year as they discuss a recent Wall Street Journal article examining how pastors are using AI in sermon preparation and where faithful shepherds should draw the line. The conversation explores...

Greg shares a story from the 18th Century of America's most well known sermon preached by Jonathan Edwards and how it shaped the America in the revolutionary days of our nation.