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Nate Williams discusses how teachers are trying to quietly implement LGB values into the classroom, the transgender ideology that has overtaken American Girl Dolls, a possible good outcome for the "Respect for Marriage" Act, the importance of language, and how Christianity has made the world a better place.

Greg is joined by Attorney Eric Johnston (South East Law Institute) to discuss the historical, legal and practical implications of the Respect for Marriage Act passed by Congress and to be signed by Biden.

Greg and Paul Brasher talk about a multitude of issues with the Christmas narrative from scripture. They also have a discussion concerning Bethlehem and what it's like to visit now.

Greg and callers discuss Christmas Day being on Sunday this year. How does this affect churches gathering for worship? Will your family be in church on Christmas Day? Later in the show Greg plays audio of a pastor calling out a drag queen from the pulpit. This led to talk about what dress is appropriate for church gatherings. Join our text group by sending the message PTR to 20...

Nate Williams talks about savoring the Christmas season with family, a potential Christian revival in Europe, the non-neutrality of Secularism in the West, and why the Old Testament should be important to Christians.

Greg is joined by Director Ben Smallbone and Producer Andrea Royer to talk about the nationwide release of Johnny Cash The Redemption of an American Icon documentary.

Nate Williams talks about free speech, the purposeful sexualization of kids, Christians being known for talking about a future, and various cults (Black Hebrew Israelites, Jehovah's Witnesses, Mormons, and Scientologists).

Nate Williams talks about a crazy meteorite story, living for Jesus in your everyday life, death by celebrity (Kanye West), Carl Trueman's thoughts on the New West, the Episcopal Church declining, and Hebrews 11-13.

Promise Keepers CEO and Author Ken Harrison joins Greg to speak to me about  leading and loving your family through holiday drama & dysfunction. Men's mental health and spiritual well-being are key themes in this discussion.

Long-time Alabama Pastor and Evangelist Dr. Sammy Gilbreath joins Greg to share the amazing story of how God has sustained him for nearly 20 years with a blood clot and aneurysm in his heart. He shouldn't be alive to share the gospel with those he encounters. But he is and he does! Its all in his new book Learning to Live Like You're Dying. www.sammygilbreath.com

State Representative Susan Dubose joined Greg to talk about the medical marijuana status in Hoover and other municipalities around the state.

In this best of conversation, Greg visits with Leading the Way Pastor Dr. Michael Youseff. End Times and the Secret of the Mahdi are the topic as they Unlock the Mystery of Revelation and the Antichrist.

It's Iron Bowl week and sportswriter and author Del Duduit joins Greg to discuss his book signing in Tuscaloosa this weekend for Alabama Devotions and Auburn Devotions .

Nate Williams discusses how Christians sometimes choose their party over the Church, why Christians should tell stories, the View blaming Republicans for the Colorado Springs shooting, and counseling lessons from the teachings of Jesus.

Greg is joined by regular show contributor Clete Hux ( arcapoligetics.org ) and also by special guest Marcia Montenegro. Marcia was a professional astrologer for 8 years and teacher of astrology before being born again. Her story and knowledge are compelling. Learn more about Marcia and read her articles that are referenced in this podcast at www.christiananswersforthenewage.org

In the first part of the show, Greg Davis and Nate Williams are joined by Stephanie Holden Smith to discuss how worldviews impacted the midterms, and then they talk about why Christians need to examine the evidence that undergirds their faith.

In this Best of Conversation from 2017, Family expert Jim Burns of Homeword joins Greg and provides practical advice for parenting teens.

Nate Williams discusses how we can respond well to the midterms and recent news on church attendance. Then, Greg Davis joins the conversation to talk about the "He Gets Us" campaign.

Greg and Clete Hux ( arcapologetics.com ) continue their weekly conversation on How America Became Pagan, including more discussion on the Harry Potter series and how it contrasts to other forms of fantasy like The Chronicles of Narnia.

In the first half of the show, Nate Williams discusses mobile abortion clinics, a heartwarming story from The Alabama Baptist involving families and ice cream trucks, and how Christians can grow spiritually. In the second half, Nate welcomes his senior pastor (Rev. John Richter) on the show to talk about life in pastoral ministry. What are his favorite and least favorite parts of ministry? What is...

Alabama native and Chicago area pastor and author James E. Ward Jr. shares his unique Zero Victim perspective with Greg and listeners. He came to national prominence after Jacob Blake Jr. was tragically shot seven times in the back during an incident involving Kenosha, Wisconsin police. Jacob's mother Julia Jackson, a member of Pastor James' church, asked him to speak a word of calm at the family'...

Dr. George Barna breaks down his most recent research about which issues are most important to more than a dozen population subgroups, including race and religious party affiliation. Where do abortion, racism, immigration rank?  Listen to know. See the full study at culturalresearchcenter.com

Continuing their weekly conversation, Greg and Clete Hux ( arcapologetics.com ) continue the theme of How America Became Pagan. This week they discuss how the occult, divination, and Witchcraft have become mainstream.

We are stressing the work of the local church in this episode. Kevin Blackwell and Randy Norris joined Greg to discuss their own church's journey in disciple-making and the emphasis of their new Cultivate Disciplemaking resources. CultivateDiscipleMaking.com

Pastor Paul Brasher and his wife Laurie fill in for Greg on Theological Thursday as they discuss the concept of unity and why it's so crucial in today's culture that focuses on diversity and causes divisiveness.