Priority Talk

VEE returns to Priority Talk highlighting his latest book The End of Tolerance and the current presidential election

Representative Susan DuBose and Joy Wassil joined Greg for a lengthy discussion on what's being taught in our public schools to kids as young as kindergarten

Greg looks at the consequences of RFK being left on the ballot in swing state of Michigan. He then talks about Meta CEO Mark Zuckerburg admitting that he suppressed info during 2020 and beyond in response to the Biden campaign and administration. Who will be held accountable.   

Greg talks about the state of evangelicalism in America using research from Barna. He also identifies the reasons why the number of evangelicals are less than expected and shares a solution.

Pure Flix's David A. R. White joined Greg to preview the latest installment in the God's Not Dead series

Pastor Mardis stopped by to update us about the good work of Friends of Nazareth  which is dedicated to supporting the Nazareth Baptist School. FON serves at the invitation of the Nazareth Baptist School in Nazareth Israel.

Athletic Director Ingram joins Greg discussing the start of college football season and UAB's opener on Thursday night at 7pm at Protective Stadium. UABSPORTS.com for tickets

Dr. Stan Cooke joined Greg to provide an update after his latest trip to Israel

Pastor Paul takes your calls and talks discipleship, asking the audience how do you reach those who are spiritually lost

Alex and Stephen Kendrick, the creators of the No. 1 hit WAR ROOM, joined Greg to preview their latest movie THE FORGE! This faith-filled new movie is all about discipleship with familiar friends and inspiring new twists.

Greg covers this week's DNC and shares listener's text messages

Nate Williams interviews investigative journalist Terri LaPoint about her book "Voices That Will Not Be Silenced," where they cover the corruption inside of Child Protective Services (CPS), the link between CPS and child trafficking, medical kidnappings, border security, and much more.

Nate Williams makes the case for limiting smartphone usage in church services.

Director of Alabama Physicians for Life, Susan Turner, joined Greg for an overarching discussion to help listeners understand ethical issues related to infertility.  This conversation will answer a lot of questions! 

Hear the amazing story of Paralympian Zion Reddington from Mark Whitlock.

Two-time Dove award winner and Grammy nominated recording artist, songwriter and author Babbie Mason joined Greg talking about her career and ministry as well as her current USA Today Best Selling Book entitled Each One Reach One 

Greg Davis and Nate Williams do a little research on Evangelicals for Harris as they share more thoughts on the group.

Greg Davis and Paul Brasher talk about a wide variety of topics, from Eric Metaxas' documentary "Letter to the American Church," the schedule of a week of a pastor, to the new movie "The Forge," and more.

Greg explores questions concerning evil in the world from a biblical perspective.

Greg shares the amazing testimony of Sophie Scholl and The White Rose Resistance in Germany in the early 1940's. 

Greg Davis and Nate Williams talk about how the Christian Reformed Church (CRC) may have joined the Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) as the only denominations to save themselves from sliding into liberalism/progressivism and returning to biblical faithfulness and biblical sexuality.

Greg Davis and Nate Williams talk about some upcoming Christian movies, Steven Curtis Chapman, and Greg's favorite Christian band.

Greg Davis and Nate Williams discuss the recent story alleging that Alabama's IVF clinics are moving their embryos out of state. If so, why? Greg also talks about IVF broadly and some ethical dilemmas.

Greg Davis recaps the Title IX Town Hall he attended in Guntersville by playing audio clips from the event itself and offering commentary.

Greg Davis, who is attending a Title IX Town Hall in Guntersville, talks with Moms for Liberty's Emily Jones, the Family Research Council's Senior Director of Development Randy Foret, Lieutenant Governor Will Ainsworth, State Representative Susan DuBose, Attorney General Steve Marshall, and State Rep. Brock Colvin.