Priority Talk

Nate Williams talks about a dangerous California bill that advances transgender ideology in custody battles, an inspiring story involving someone taking a stand in the Fairhope City Council, and President Trump potentially making a massive mistake.

Tommy Littleton guest hosts for this full episode of Priority Talk.

Nate Williams welcomes Clete Hux ( arcapologetics.org ) onto the show to talk about the Baha'i Religion, its history, and its beliefs.

Greg Davis and Nate Williams talk about Target's LGB agenda, Chik-Fil-A slowly sliding to the left, and the need for conservatives to coordinate boycotts.

Greg Davis talks to Jeff Kinley about his new book “God’s Grand Finale,” where he covers theology, eschatology, the Book of Revelation, and more.

Greg Davis talks about gambling updates and the Alabama legislative session.

Greg Davis talks with Rep. Kenneth Paschal on the passing of his Parent Rights Protection Act, which he sponsored.

Nate Williams talks about offering a better vision for humanity, living forever, heaven, and why your relationship with Jesus matters in evangelism.

Greg Davis and Nate Williams talk about the start of "Pride Month" and the need for Christians to be socially and politically active.

Malea Stevens, board member of National Center of Sexual Exploitation and Birmingham Marriage and Family Therapist.

Greg updates listeners with up to the minute Alabama Legislative issues related to pornography, alcohol and parents rights.

Nate Williams talks about how we all are rich in time, who are our enemies, a life sentence for a 2-year-old, and the link between atheism/social media and suicide.

Today's show is on the anniversary of Priority Talk, which first aired in 2011. Greg Davis plays clips from the first show ever, including the first caller and original music. He also airs clips of some of his memorable guests.

Greg Davis talks with Judge Jeanine Pirro about her book "Crimes Against America."

Greg Davis welcomes House Majority Leader Scott Stadthagen onto the show to talk about various issues in the Alabama State Legislature pertaining to China, gender, taxes, and more.

Ray Comfort, Founder of Living Waters and Host of the TV show "Way of the Master," joins Priority Talk to discuss his new book "So Many Lions, So Few Daniels" with Greg Davis.

Nate Williams talks about Rainn Wilson's spirituality and the Baha'i religion.

Nate Williams discusses Planned Parenthood on college campuses, a Birmingham drag show involving children, South Carolina Senator Tim Scott running for president, Florida Governor Ron Desantis announcing his presidential campaign soon, and the Los Angeles Dodgers inviting a Catholic-mocking drag queen group to their Pride Night in June.

Clete Hux joins Greg to continue their discussion on Roman Catholicism.

Dr. Harry Reeder, Senior Pastor of Briarwood Presbyterian, is now with our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ; he passed away in a car accident on Thursday, May 18th. On the morning of his unexpected passing, he had spent time with Greg Davis in Montgomery speaking to Alabama legislators and officials about the Gospel. Greg Davis recounts the morning, remembers the life and ministry of Dr. Harry Reeder,...

Nate Williams talks about how to push past the awkwardness of evangelism, why Christianity will ALWAYS be relevant, and how to offer a compelling vision of the future.

Greg kicks off a new week by updating us on legislative issues in Alabama that can affect our kids. Tobacco and nicotine, and obscenity concerning minors and sexual misconduct (like drag-shows) are the largest part of this discussion. The hour ends with a sad call from a listener sharing how these issues impacted their family. 

Nate Williams talks about new Christian movies coming up soon, Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy wanting to move the voting age up, and the use of Chat GPT in ministry.

Nate Williams discusses how today's art says nothing, how to help people read their Bibles, one mistake we make when focusing on application with Bible reading, and why we should start small with our faith.

Nate Williams talks about the end of Lebron James' career, Trump's CNN town hall, an update on the Natalee Holloway case, a conservative version of Chat GPT, the SBC's declining numbers, and a Christian alternative to the SAT/ACT.