Priority Talk

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.

Greg Davis and Nate Williams talk about Sheriff Mark Pettway enforcing the law against gambling in Jefferson County and Pastor Andy Stanley's church's acceptance of LGB and T lifestyles.

Greg is joined by new WXJC Program Director Justin Flores to talk moving from California to Alabama, life, and ministry.

Nate Williams discusses the truthfulness of biblical history, 5 signs of toxic relationships, and pro-life news in Alabama.

Greg Davis and Nate Williams make some college football predictions for the week, the most recent Republican Primary Debate, the faith of the founding fathers, and the most recent news concerning Joe Biden's potential impeachment.

Greg allows listeners to share their thoughts about America as a Christian Nation.

Harrison Smith of Alliance Defending Freedom visited with Greg about several First Amendment issues critically important to Christians.

Nate Williams talks a little about Alabama's win against Ole Miss, then moves to our need to find a spine against organizations like the Freedom From Religion Foundation, Gavin Newsome's surprising veto of a pro-transgender ideology bill, and our culture's latest version of a secular church.

Sam Rainer of Church Answers sits downs with Greg to discuss local church trends and issues related to church health. ChurchAnswers.com

Evangelist Scott Dawson joins Greg for an extended conversation about the more than 200,000 SF facility that was recently donated to his ministry SDEA. Scott outlines how he plans to use it to meet particular needs for the local church.

Willie and Korie Robertson join Greg to discuss The Blind, an upcoming movie about Phil Robertson and his family.

Dr. Gary Chapman, author of the 5 Love Languages, visits with Greg about traits of a healthy family.

Greg Davis and Alabama Secretary of State Wes Allen discuss his voter integrity database and SB1 (Ballot Harvesting Prevention Act).

Greg Davis and Nate Williams talk about how Republicans in a certain state are now pro-gambling, how the gambling industry is making record profits (and what this really means for society), and more gambling news.

Greg Davis and Nate Williams talk about Albert Mohler's article describing Andy Stanley's departure from biblical Christianity on LGB issues.

Greg Davis and Nate Williams welcome cold-case detective and apologist J. Warner Wallace to talk about apologetics, faith, and the need to examine the evidence for the truth of Christianity. Then, when Wallace leaves, they continue the conversation about his ministry and the free apologetics course on his website.

Greg's question "Did the Right Win Woke" is answered by Dr. Allen Mendenhall according to his recent nationally published article.

Dr. Rod Marshall shares about the current Foster Care crisis. He is president of the Alabama Baptist Children's Home and Family Services.

Alabama House majority leader Scott Stadthagen joins Greg discussing today's Alabama Public Library Serve Board Meeting

Greg details his visit to this morning's Alabama Public Library Serve Board meeting and the disturbing events that took place.

Greg Davis and Nate Williams talk briefly about college football and then spend the rest of the episode remembering Mylon LeFevre with listeners (and playing his music).

Nate Williams talks about tennis phenom Coco Gauff "soaking it in" (praying) after her massive win and 1 Peter 4. In the chapter, Peter talks about Christian living (watch your words!) and suffering for Christ.

Greg Davis remembers 9/11 with listeners. Where were you on this day?

Emily Jones, Chapter Chair of Mom's For Liberty - Madison County, joins to discuss parental rights and liberty.