Priority Talk

Pope Francis recently made confusing (disturbing?) comments regarding the goodness of humanity and the doctrine of original sin.

Nate Williams is joined by Lindsey Medenwaldt to talk about her new book "Bridge Building Apologetics: How to Get Along Even When We Disagree."

Greg Davis welcomes back author and speaker Caris Snider to discuss her latest book "Anxiety Elephants for Teens" and the general topic of anxiety. She also shares her powerful testimony and about her ministry.

Dateline featured homicide detective popular national speaker and best-selling author J. Warner Wallace joined Greg to talk about his latest book and resources -  The Truth in True Crime

Greg Davis and Nate Williams talk about the Babylon Bee's Woke Jesus skit.

Greg Davis and Nate Williams talk about a recent commencement speech given by Kansas City Chiefs Kicker Harrison Butker, who gave a traditional Catholic speech at a traditional Catholic college. Naturally, it made a lot of people mad.

Chairman of the Republican Party and member of the Alabama Public Library Serve Board reports to Greg a victory for those who believe in protecting minors from inappropriate and obscene materials in Alabama Public Libraries. Wahl also shares his thoughts on the just finished 2024 Legislative Session.

Greg Davis walks through some of Dr. George Barna's latest research on what Americans believe regarding the deepest issues of life (morality, God, spirituality etc.). The American Worldview is all over the place and contradictory, but this is what happens when people pick and choose what they want to believe.

Greg Davis discusses several alarming federal regulations the Biden Administration is attempting to implement. These regulations pertain to harassment, abortion, sex/gender, the foster care system, and other topics.

Greg Davis talks with State Auditor and Eagle Scout Andrew Sorrell briefly about the 2024 Alabama Legislative Session before moving on to the state of the Boy Scouts (now: Scouting America).

Nate Williams discusses an article from the Free Press detailing the wasteful spending from the Biden Administration on border NGOs (nongovernmental organizations). You, the taxpayer, foot the bill.

Greg visits with gospel music's Wes Hampton about his upcoming worship night in the listening area. They also catch up on his solo work as well as with the Gaither Vocal Band.

Greg Davis plays an audio clip of U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville sharing his strong opinion on President Trump's legal situation in New York.

Greg Davis welcomes Stephanie Smith of the Alabama Policy Institute onto the show; they share their thoughts on the highs and lows of the 2024 Alabama Legislative Session.

Greg Davis talks about his experience attending Worship on the Water at the Flora-Bama. A caller shares her thoughts on Greg's story.

Greg Davis calls in to discuss the last day of the 2024 Legislative Session, which included gambling drama until the very end.

Nate Williams is joined by S. Michael Craven to talk about the Colson Fellows Program, a resource churches need to be aware of.

Nate Williams, using a Matt Walsh Daily Wire article, talks about the underreported national public school sex abuse scandal in our country.

Nate Williams talks about why communism seems to be so popular, and one way to remedy its rise.

Nate Williams discusses Alabama's ban on lab-grown meat, and callers and texters share their thoughts. At the end, Nate briefly talks about gambling and the importance of reaching out to your legislators.

Marriage and Family Therapist Melea, also board member of the National Center on Sexual Exploitation in Washington DC,   joined Greg to discuss the importance and urgency of legislation to protect minors in Alabama from pornography. Some reasons why this is so difficult to do are also discussed.

Greg gives an update on the next-to-last legislative day. Updates include drama over a farm bill with possible gambling implications and other high profile morality bills that are down to the wire of becoming law... or not.

Nate Williams gives a brief recent history of the United Methodist Church denominational split.

Nate Williams talks about the need to clean things up in the Church, too. We can't spend all of our energy focusing on culture.

Nate Williams proposes a half-baked, half-serious thesis: The invention of mirrors was the beginning of the downfall of our society.