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Greg opens this segment with an update on the legal battle surrounding a Louisiana law requiring the Ten Commandments to be displayed in public school classrooms, breaking down the court status and what it could mean for religious expression nationwide.Next, he highlights the strong weekend performance of I Can Only Imagine 2, celebrating the continued cultural impact of faith-based films and what their success signals about audience demand.Finally, Greg takes a caller's question on a prison reform in Alabama specifically SB316.

The Alabama Policy's Stephanie Smith joins Greg for their weekly visit to discuss upcoming legislation that API is tracking this week in Montgomery.

Alabama State Senator Dr. Larry Stutts joined Greg to discuss his Senate Bill 316 to help reform Alabama Prisons.

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Ray Jones ALCAP Prayer Breakfast

Christian pro-life speaker Sara Bible joins Greg in studio sharing her poeerful story of redemption and hope. Conceived in rape, she says, “I shouldn't be here” while keenly aware of this statement's weight and truth. Receiving her forever family through adoption, the Truth that Yahweh God becomes Abba Father is something she will never get over.shares her testimony of being concieved in rape to now fulfilling God's call on her life to help all know of the value of every life

Greg gives an update from the Alabama Statehouse about two particular bills that passed they Committee meetings and a change in Republican House Leadership

Jason Mann — chair of the Alabama Sexual Risk Avoidance Coalition — joins Greg to break down a major education policy debate unfolding in Montgomery, Alabama. Mann will explain sexual risk avoidance (SRA) — a prevention-focused approach that emphasizes The Success Sequence and why his organization is advocating that it be the model permitted in Alabama public schools that teach any form of sex education. Jason will talk about the policy goals behind the measure, how the coalition believes it will impact health outcomes and family values, the political response at the Statehouse, and what happens next in the legislative process. Listeners will gain insight into both the substance of the bill and the broader debate over sex education in Alabama schools.

Popular apologist, evangelist, and television host Ray Comfort joins Greg to discuss his eye-opening book, Idiotic Things People Did in the Bible (Three Sixteen Publishing). In it, Ray revisits some of Scripture's most shocking, foolish, and downright jaw-dropping moments—stories that leave us wondering, “What were they thinking?”But this conversation goes far deeper than Bible trivia.Ray explains how these infamous failures reveal the seriousness of sin, the holiness of God, and the desperate condition of the human heart. More importantly, they spotlight the breathtaking mercy and grace of a God who redeems broken people again and again.With his trademark clarity and evangelistic urgency, Ray helps listeners see that the “idiots” in Scripture aren't just characters in ancient stories—they're mirrors reflecting our own tendencies toward pride, compromise, and unbelief. And that's where the gospel shines brightest.

Stephanie joins Greg for their weekly visit. Topics included Alabama GOP leadership and Alabama House Republicans leadership news from last week.The conversation concludes with an explanation of the controversy surrounding the election of Alabama's Public Service Commission. www.alabamapolicy.org

Former Alabama Supreme Court Justice Champ Lyons joins Greg for a timely conversation about the past, present, and future of displaying the Ten Commandments in the public square.Drawing from his experience on zthe Court, Lyons walks listeners through the recent and distant legal history surrounding the public display of the Ten Commandments — from landmark U.S. Supreme Court rulings to high-profile controversies that have shaped the constitutional debate.He explains:How courts have historically interpreted the Establishment ClauseThe difference between acknowledging religion and establishing religionWhy certain displays have been struck down while others have been upheldHow legal precedent has shifted in recent yearsJustice Lyons also outlines the strategic thinking behind a current movement to place the Ten Commandments in Alabama public schools — and why supporters believe this moment presents a unique constitutional opportunity.

Greg discusses this week's shift in Alabama Republican Party leadership.Next Col. John Eidsmoe joins Greg to share about next week's Gods Hand in History conference.Finishing up the hour Greg highlights the status of gambling legislation & how to lessen DUI's and Traffic Fatalities.

Bart Millard of MercyMe joins to discuss I Can Only Imagine 2, the upcoming sequel to the faith film that took the world by storm, coming to theaters Feb 20, 2026.

Ale Lewis and David Cost join Greg for an encouraging update on how Life on Wheels is using the power of ultrasound toserve women, save babies, & share Jesus.www.lifeonwheelsalabama.com

Senior Minister at Trinity Presbyterian Kurt Cooper's message as shared at the ALCAP Legislative Prayer Breakfast in Montgomery.

Greg sits down at the Alabama statehouse with Becky Gerritson, Executive Director of Eagle Forum of Alabama, to discuss legislation up for vote.

Greg with Lee Tate,Pastor of Benton Baptist Church in Lowndes County about his visit with ALCAP to the Alabama State House.

Tommy Littleton hosts this two-hour episode of Priority Talk featuring a call from Greg.

Dr. Buddy Champion, Pastor of FBC Trussville, shares a message from I Timothy 6 with the group gathered for the weekly ALCAP Legislative Prayer Breakfast on Feb 5, 2026.

Stan continues the discussion of Bible prophecy and the United States in this 2-hour episode of Priority Talk.

Stan fills in for Greg and discusses the role the US has in Bible prophecy.

In this timely and thoughtful conversation, Greg sits down with Elizabeth Urbanowicz, author of Helping Your Kids Know God's Good Design: 40 Questions and Answers on Sexuality and Gender, to equip parents for one of the most challenging discipleship conversations of our time.Elizabeth brings clarity, compassion, and a deeply biblical framework to questions many Christian parents feel unprepared to answer. Together, Greg and Elizabeth discuss how to talk with children about sexuality and gender in age-appropriate ways, why grounding these conversations in God's good design matters, and how parents can respond faithfully amid cultural confusion and pressure.This episode is practical, encouraging, and rooted in Scripture—offering parents confidence that they don't need all the answers, but they do need a clear worldview and a winsome approach. Whether your kids are young or already asking big questions, this conversation will help you speak truth with grace and point your family back to God's intentional and loving design.A must-listen for parents, grandparents, pastors, and anyone concerned about raising the next generation with biblical clarity and courage.

Greg visits with Associate Justice of the Alabama Supreme Court, Will Sellers, for a fascinating conversation at the crossroads of history, law, and faith. Drawing from his most recent article, Justice Sellers explores the coronation of King Charles I and how its theological and political assumptions about authority, sovereignty, and divine rule helped shape the worldview of the American Founders.

Bishop Jim Lowe and Greg open Tuesdays show talking about their day at the Alabama Statehouse and a series of issues and proposed legislation.

Greg is joined by Stephanie Smith of the Alabama Policy Institute for their weekly conversation on Alabama politics. They break down ongoing GOP ballot challenges, what's behind them, and how they could impact key races like Governor and Lt. Governor in the upcoming May 19 Primary.

Greg is joined by Congressman Robert Aderholt for a timely conversation on the ongoing federal budget fight and the current partial government shutdown. Congressman Aderholt explains where negotiations stand, what's driving the stalemate, and how competing priorities over spending, debt, and accountability are shaping the debate.

Greg talks with sing writer and artist Tim Timmons ahead of the February 20th release of I Can Only Imagine 2. They discuss the true story behind the film, the message of redemption and forgiveness at its heart, and why this story of faith continues to impact audiences nationwide.

Dr. Stan Cooke joins Greg for a conversation on biblical prophecy and several developments some view as possible signs of the times.

Republican U.S. Senate candidate Jared Hudson sits down with Greg and Dr. Stan Cooke for an in-depth conversation covering his personal background, his Christian faith, career as a Navy SEAL and in law enforcement, and his nonprofit work helping women escape human trafficking. The discussion also touches on key federal issues including immigration, taxes, the economy, and term limits, before closing with an honest look at the realities of fundraising and campaigning for a statewide office.

Rep. Ernie Yarborough (R–Trinity) joins Greg in a Statehouse sit-down to discuss progress on the Laken Riley Act in the Alabama House. He shares the story behind the bill's name, the public-safety concerns driving the legislation, and what supporters hope the bill will accomplish.

Greg sits down at the Statehouse with Ron Comoglio of Capitol Commission to talk about ministering to Alabama's elected officials and staff. The conversation explores the spiritual needs within government, the doors God has opened for ministry, and how believers can pray for and support those serving in public life.

In a Statehouse sit-down, Rep. Chris Sells joins Greg to discuss HB161, legislation that would give parents greater control over which apps their minor children are allowed to download. Rep. Sells points to the growing crisis among kids exposed to harmful and often exploitative content through mobile devices and explains how the bill seeks to restore parental authority.

In this episode, Greg and Dr. Mark Fairchild explore historical and textual evidence suggesting that the Apostle Paul's possible experience with enslavement may have influenced his profound use of slavery and freedom imagery throughout his New Testament letters. The conversation examines Paul's early life, cultural context, and theological language, offering fresh insight into how personal history may have shaped one of Christianity's most influential voices. You can study this topic much deeper by acquiring Dr. Fairchild's book Paul's Enslavement: The Early Life of Saul the Zealot

State Representative Matt Simpson (R) from Daphne joins Greg in a Statehouse sit-down to discuss his bill that passed the Alabama House Tuesday. The legislation would allow prosecutors to seek the death penalty in the most severe rape and sexual abuse cases involving children under the age of 12. Rep. Simpson explains the intent of the bill, its legal framework, and why supporters say it's necessary to protect the most vulnerable.

State Representative Ron Bolton (R) from Northpoint joins Greg for a Statehouse sit-down to discuss his bill to increase penalties for prostitution and human trafficking. They talk about the scope of the problem in Alabama, why stronger penalties matter, and how the legislation seeks to protect victims while targeting traffickers and exploiters.

Stephanie Smith with the Alabama Policy Institute joins Greg for their weekly visit looking ahead to this week's legislative session in Montgomery. This week's focus is education — including school choice, parental rights, and key education bills lawmakers will be debating. Stephanie breaks down what's moving, what matters most for Alabama families, and where education freedom stands as the session gets underway.

Greg is joined by Eagle Forum of Alabama Executive Director Becky Gerritson for their weekly review of developments at the Alabama Statehouse, breaking down what happened—and what matters most—in Montgomery.

Greg opens the hour highlighting faith at today's March for Life in Washington, D.C., reflecting on the importance of standing for the sanctity of life and other issues at a critical moment for the nation.He then turns to Alabama politics, revealing two surprising candidates who qualified for statewide office at the very last moment before the deadline in the Alabama Republican Primary.Next, Greg is joined by Eagle Forum of Alabama Executive Director Becky Gerritson for their weekly review of developments at the Alabama Statehouse, breaking down what happened—and what matters most—in Montgomery.The hour wraps up with one more unexpected announcement as Greg reveals a surprising new candidate entering the race for the Alabama House of Representatives.

David Barton, founder of WallBuilders, spoke to a gathering of pastors and concerned Christians during a lunch hosted by Greg Davis following the annual ALCAP Prayer Rally in Montgomery. Drawing on America's founding history and biblical worldview, Barton encouraged believers to understand the spiritual roots of the nation and the vital role the Church plays in shaping culture.

in this episode you'll be able to join in prayer for Alabama as you hear the 2026 ALCAP prayer rally from the Alabama Statehouse steps.

Author Joshua Davis joins Greg for an in-depth spiritual conversation on the rise of a “one-world” mindset and how Christians can remain faithful—and even thrive—amid the growing influence of globalism.

Greg overviews news from the weekend and talks about the passing of Christian businessesman and political activist John Giles. Former State auditor and Yellowhammer columnist Jim Zeigler join us to reflect on Giles influence on Alabama.

Greg shares audio and commentary about the leftist who invaded a church Sunday morning in Minneapolis.

Stan fills in for Greg for this hour of Priority Talk discussing the ongoings in Minnesota, George Soros, the Abraham Accords, and the Protestant origins of America.

Pastor Paul hosts this hour of Priority Talk discussing revival in the world.

Chairman of the Alabama Republican Party John Wahl sits down with Greg to discuss national and state issues. Wahl also gives an update on inappropriate materials targeting kids in public libraries.

Attorney Eric Johnston who leads the Alabama pro-life coalition joins Greg at the Alabama State House to update the audience on pro-life issues nationally and in the state.

Greg gives a quick review of the very first day of the 2026 Alabama Legislative Session including his honor to open the Alabama Senate in prayer.

Alabama Policy Institute's Stephanie Smith joins Greg for their weekly conversation focused on the 2026 Alabama Legislative Session. They preview the upcoming Lieutenant Governor candidate forum on January 20th and highlight key bills and issues to watch in Montgomery in the weeks ahead.

Greg reflects on the moral and spiritual significance of Tuesday's Supreme Court hearings on men competing in women's sports. He outlines the arguments being presented, considers what's at stake for truth, fairness, and the protection of women, and calls listeners to pray for wisdom and courage for the attorneys with Alliance Defending Freedom as they stand before the Court.”

WallBuilders founder David Barton returns to Priority Talk with Greg for a powerful conversation on America's founding, slavery, human rights, and the Christian citizen's role in government. Plus, hear how you can see David Barton live at the ALCAP Prayer Rally and Lunch on January 21. Don't miss it.