Priority Talk is the daily live radio broadcast hosted by ALCAP President and CEO Greg Davis that shares Good News and Christian Values. The show which airs live 4-6 pm CST on WXJC Radio for Birmingham & Huntsville is your source for what happening in pol
Greg spends the hour discussing national issues including Trump and the Israel/Iran war, House and Senate negotiations over the big beautiful bill, the border, and FBI report about Chinese interference in the 2020 election.
Pastor Charles Stone, PhD, reflects on his responses to stressful personal life experiences, including a cancer diagnosis, heart problems, prediabetes, and depression. These events prompted Stone to reevaluate his education on stress resilience—and not just as a researcher but as someone who personally grappled with these challenges.
Greg begins the hour discussing and sharing statistics that underscore the importance of fathers in society. He then quickly mentions the No Kings events over the weekend. Next , it was ten years ago today that Donald Trump made his way down the escalator announcing his candidacy for President. Greg shares audio clips from that day and how so many were proven absolutely wrong. Alabama Legislative upcoming special elections are overviewed and then Greg turns his attention to the Israel/Iran war and the accomplishments of each side in less than a week. Lastly Greg reports the results of The Cultural Research Center and Dr. George Barna's latest research naming Alabama with the nation's highest incidence of a biblical worldview among adults.
T.G. "Teddy" Pierce, author of Dethrone Davos: Save America, is a writer, speaker, and political commentator visiting with Greg to expose the worldview and tactics of the globalist agenda.
Dr. Stan Cooke joins Greg updating and giving insight into the current war efforts of Israel and Iran. The two also discuss the NO KINGS protests planned all across America and Alabama this weekend.
Greg and Dr. Merritt discuss Paul's Prison Prayers as covered in Merritt's new book The God Who Hears.
Many have wondered and Greg has an update on where he has been and on the status of the 101.1 Fm radio signal. We then highlight the jetliner crash in India, the riots in LA and beyond, hear a prophetic word from 2012 and finally explain a big win for religious liberty from the US Supreme Court.
Stan Cooke hosts this episode of Priority Talk discussing global events, Israel, prophecy, and the return of Christ.
Pastor Paul Brasher is joined by Bishop Jim Lowe as they discuss unity, truth, and our charge as Christians.
Greg welcomes 1819 News Editor Jeff Poor to the show talking about the leading candidates for Senate, Governor and Lt Gov in '26.
Greg overviews research about the length of sermons on Sunday mornings and reads listeners text messages on this topic.
Greg visits with Former Navy Seal Jared Hudson who has just announced his candidacy for US Senate.
Greg talks about June being Pride Month but also goes through the yearly calendar for the many months, weeks, and days of LGBTQ celebrations.Greg visits with Former Navy Seal Jared Hudson who has just announced his candidacy for US Senate.
Greg visits with Associate Justice of the Alabama Supreme Court Will Sellers about his recent article helping us understand the historical importance of the Magna Carta.
Greg hits on current news stories including the act of terror over the weekend in Colorado against a peaceful group walking to raise awareness about Jewish hostages.Greg visits with Associate Justice of the Alabama Supreme Court Will Sellers about his recent article helping us understand the historical importance of the Magna Carta.
Pastor Paul Brasher guest hosts this hour of Priority Talk and goes through Scripture discussing the topics of truth and finding purpose in our lives.
Greg and guest Kristen Landers talk through her story of recently re-engaging in the public square after years of focusing on family. The two also discuss many topics related to Alabama politics past and present.
Barna joins Greg discussing his latest release from the American Worldview Inventory concerning American confusion and contradictory views about truth and morality.
Phil Robertson, Patriarch of the Duck Dynasty family, joins Greg to discuss his latest book UNCANCELLED. Phil shares his story of being canceled after merely quoting a Bible verse in response to a reporter's question.
Greg shares the history of Priority Talk and plays audio clips of the first moments on the air in 2011 along with the show's first caller and other notable call-ins from listeners. During the live show, Tommy Tuberville announces he will be the next Governor of the Alabama.
Stan Cooke guest hosts this episode of Priority Talk and spends the hour discussing Israel, the gap between the Rapture and the second coming of Jesus, the Antichrist, and how our modern world is setup for the end times.
Greg comments on news of the day including the antisemitic murders in DC. He also overviews the Big Beautiful Bill that passed the House on Wednesday evening. Greg shares his perspective on how Donald Trump is able to be so effective during his second term.Greg then takes time to preview and predict candidates for Governor, Lt Governor, and Senate in the 2026 election cycle.Lastly, hear audio from Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth as he leads a voluntary devotional and prayer time at the Pentagon.
Greg and author Natasha Crain visit about how cultural hostility toward Christianity has intensified causing many Christians to grow more reluctant in advocating for biblical values in the public square.
Greg opens the show remembering the life, ministry, and his visits with Kay Arthur. Then he talks about today's announcement that Lt. Gov. Will Ainsworth will not seek to be Governor in the 2026 election cycle clearing the way for Tommy Tuberville as the Republican Party frontrunner. Greg then visits with author Natasha Crain about how cultural hostility toward Christianity has intensified causing many Christians to grow more reluctant in advocating for biblical values in the public square.
Greg and Pastor Paul Brasher talk through a series of topics related to the local church. Much of the discussion is about the ministry of the local church in the summer months. They also talk about books of the Bible that are only one chapter.
Greg takes calls and texts from listeners answering his question: Looking back what about church do you miss and wish would come back?
Greg comments on Biden's cancer diagnosis, Trump's work for peace in Ukraine, the big beautiful bill, and Alabama Associate Supreme Court Justice Jay Mitchell seems prepared to run for Alabama Attorney General.
Greg visits with Dr. Cooke about current international events and Bible prophecy. The two discuss Trump's peace tour with economic and peace implications. Cooke then explains how these events can be viewed and interpreted through the lens of Nebuchadnezzar's dream in Daniel 2.
Greg stayed at the Alabama statehouse until midnight on the final day of the 2025 legislative session and gives the highlights and lowlights of the day. He talks about the two most controversial issues of the day, a Greene County gambling push and Back the Blue. Greg then visits with Secretary of State Wes Allen about a bill that passed the Alabama Legislature on the final day that codifies his Alabama Voter Integrity database into law. The two also talk through several upcoming special elections over the next few months.Greg closes by reminiscing back one year ago today when Joe Biden challenged Donald Trump to two presidential debates and actually said... Donald, "make my day".
Greg visits with Secretary of State Wes Allen about a bill that passed the Alabama Legislature on the final day that codifies his Alabama Voter Integrity database into law. The two also talk through several upcoming special elections over the next few months.
Greg Davis discusses whether America is a Christian nation and the misconception of separation of church and state.
Greg visits with Becky Garritson of Alabama Eagle Forum at the Statehouse on the last day of the Alabama legislative session.
Greg visits with Becky Garritson of Alabama Eagle Forum at the Statehouse on the last day of the Alabama legislative session. Greg then dives into the topic of America being a Christian nation and the misconception of separation of church and state.
Nate Williams talks about the importance of monitoring our social media usage, why social media scrolling should be thought of like smoking, the rise of the AI Friend, and Joe Rogan's great point about Christianity.
Wahl joins Greg to discuss Special Elections for Alabama House and Senate seats. They also discuss residency issues raised about Tommy Tuberville and even Wahl's qualifications to hold statewide office. Finally, the two discuss Wahl's role as chair of the Alabama Public Library board and their recent definition of what is considered explicit material.
Greg visits with Don Fallin about his bid to become the state representative for District 11 which includes areas of Cullman and Blount Counties. Republican Primary election is May 13th.
Greg is joined by Stephanie Smith with The Alabama Policy Institute. The two discuss legislative issues related to recreational THC products and Religious Release Time for public school students.
Greg overviews Alabama legislative news dealing with recreational THC products and the devastating effect on kids and adults alike. He also explains the failure of legislation requiring mandatory policy regarding Religious Release Time for public school students.Greg is then joined by Stephanie Smith with The Alabama Policy Institute. The two discuss legislative issues related to recreational THC products and Religious Release Time for public school students.
Dr. Cooke joins Greg in studio discussing several issues related to Alabama politics and then larger international affairs from a hopeful spiritual perspective. A new pope, Pakistan and India at war, Israel & Hamas, Russia & Ukraine are among the topics. Reach Dr. Cooke at StanCooke@att.net
Greg goes through the latest research from George Barna of the Cultural Research Center.
Greg visits with Laine Lawson Craft to discuss her new devotional book Warfare Parenting.
Greg sits down with Melea Stephens at the state house to review two particular pieces of legislation protecting kids online.
From the state house, Greg gives a quick overview of the 28th legislative day. He then sits down with Malea Stevens to review two particular pieces of legislation protecting kids online.Greg then visits with Laine Lawson Craft to discuss her new devotional book Warfare Parenting.
Greg spends a most of the first half of the hour discussing Alabama House District 11 Special Election Candidates. The second half of the hour centers around a US Supreme Court Case dealing with Religious Charter Schools and public funding. Also, tariffs on the film industry which has largely moved production outside of the US.
Jennifer Rash with TAB Media joins us in studio talking about an upcoming Safety and Security Seminar for churches.
Greg updates on a big victory for the state of Alabama in protecting minors from radical gender treatments. He also highlights Donald Trump's recent Executive Order defunding NPR and PBS. Jennifer Rash with TAB Media joins us in studio talking about an upcoming Safety and Security Seminar for churches. Lastly Greg plays a clip from the Van Zant brothers gospel/Christian album. The brothers are best known for their roles in .38 Special and Lynyrd Skynyrd.
Dr. John Ed Mathison retired in June 2008 after serving 36 years as senior minister of Frazer Memorial United Methodist Church in Montgomery, Alabama. At his retirement, Frazer had eight Sunday morning worship services. Frazer televised its worship services nationwide each week with INSP network, reaching about 40 million homes. They were also cybercast live and carried on local radio and television. Under his leadership, Frazer grew from 400 members to 9,000 and had the largest Sunday School attendance for United Methodist churches in America. In 2006, The Church Reporter magazine recognized Frazer as the 25th most influential church in America.
Greg reports on his National Day of Prayer activities in Montgomery and also updates significant law enforcement & legislative issues including porn filter bill, illegal bingo hall raids by AG, religious vaccine exemptions, Birmingham Water works & ALFA Health plan.
Greg reports on his National Day of Prayer activities in Montgomery and also updates significant law enforcement & legislative issues including porn filter bill, illegal bingo hall raids by AG, religious vaccine exemptions, Birmingham Water works & ALFA Health plan.Then Greg plays an ALCAP prayer breakfast message from Dr. John Ed Mathison, who retired in June 2008 after serving 36 years as senior minister of Frazer Memorial United Methodist Church in Montgomery, Alabama. At his retirement, Frazer had eight Sunday morning worship services. Frazer televised its worship services nationwide each week with INSP network, reaching about 40 million homes. They were also cybercast live and carried on local radio and television. Under his leadership, Frazer grew from 400 members to 9,000 and had the largest Sunday School attendance for United Methodist churches in America. In 2006, The Church Reporter magazine recognized Frazer as the 25th most influential church in America.
Greg discusses a new report from the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University indicates that millions of deity-doubters are open to being persuaded that the God of the Bible does, in fact, exist and influence people's lives—Under the Right Conditions and why this is good news.
Priority Talk full episode from Thursday where Greg gives a Statehouse update and finishes the show diving into a report from the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University that indicates that millions of deity-doubters are open to being persuaded that the God of the Bible does, in fact, exist and influence people's lives—Under the Right Conditions and why this is good news.