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Greg does the show from a Decisions, Choices, & Options dinner where he speaks with guests about the topic of sexual risk prevention.

Jeff Poor joins Greg to discuss the revelation over the weekend by Paul Finebaum that he is seriously considering running for US Senate in Alabama. They also touch on the possibilities of AJ McCarron running for Lt. Governor.  Poor also gives his retrospect on the recent Mobile mayoral election. 

Historian and theologian Paul Gutaker joins Greg to discuss A Common Rule for Christian Growth. His book Practicing Life Together is a challenge to anyone but has a particular bend toward emerging adults and twenty somethings. They discuss Gathering, Praying, Learning and Discerning for Christian growth. 

Lila is President of the Turning Point USA chapter at Samford University. She shares her personal story and gives an overview of Samford University's Turning Point Chapter and the incredible growth since Charlie Kirk's death. Learn how you can support their group as well as other chapters across Alabama.  

The Representative joined Greg for an in-person sit down at the API Banquet. The two discuss pre-life issues in Alabama and the death of Charlie Kirk.

The Congressman joined Greg for an in-person sit down at the API Banquet. The two discuss a looming Government shutdown, rural healthcare and the death of Charlie Kirk.

The Secretary joined Greg for an in-person sit down at the API dinner. The two discuss issues related to elections and cutting of state government spending. They also discuss Allen's campaign to become Alabama's next Lt. Gov and some of the issues related to his campaign.

Greg is joined by Pastor Jim Lowe and Rep. Mark Gidley for this hour of Priority Talk Radio.

Joi Wasill with DCOinc.org and State Representative Susan Dubose join Greg for a full discussion on attempts to legislatively implement Sexual Risk Avoidance curriculum in Alabama's public schools that teach sex education.

Greg discusses news of the day such as the Alabama Public Library Open Comment period, ICE shooting in Texas, Is AJ McCarron running for Lt. Governor.

Rev. Tommy Littleton sits in for Greg and discusses discernment going through multiple topics with callers such as cancel culture, dispensationalism, and replacement theory.

Dwayne Moore and Donald Kutulla share about the work of Next Level Worship all over the world. Hear Donald's testimony of poverty and alcoholism in his life in Zambia before being born again and becoming a pastor and now Africa Director for NLW.

Greg discusses the memorial of Charlie Kirk that featured prominent speakers who preached the Gospel message to millions of viewers.

Greg discusses the memorial of Charlie Kirk that featured many prominent speakers who preached the Gospel message to millions of viewers.

Greg plays the full context of comments by Charlie Kirk being used to smear his memory. Don't just hear the soundbite, listen to the entire conversation to fully understand.

After the show open Greg gives examples of wokeism in the last few years and then explains how the one-sided nature of political correctness or wokeism and cancel culture has been deeply hurtful to America's virtue.

Greg and Jim Lowe discuss current issues from a biblical perspective.  Topics include forgiveness after being under attack, cancel culture and the right to free speech and how the pastors and church leaders can respond in these trying days.

Jeff Poor joins Greg and the two discuss the movement that has been launched from the death of Charlie Kirk. Jeff shares his personal experiences with Charlie. They also discuss the impact and reaction in Alabama to the assassination.Next the discussion turns to State politics and the 2026 statewide Primaries.Finally, Greg asks Jeff for an update on the Mayoral election in Mobile. 

Greg recalls being live on the air at the announcement of Charlie Kirk's death and then turns the conversation toward  a temptation for churches and Christians to compromise the gospel going forward. Greg shares about this temptation to compromise with the powerful true story of The Peace Cross. Related to this topic, Greg also shares the latest research by George Barna concerning America's misunderstanding about sin. 

Greg shares the latest information known about Kirk's assassin, his family, and the messages between he and his lover. Greg opines on what went wrong in this man's life and what it says about our culture.

Nate Williams, filling in for Greg Davis, talks about evangelism and the phrase "Christians are too heavenly minded to be any earthly good." He shares about the "Ephesians Road" that can complement the classic "Romans Road' in evangelism. Then, he talks about how atheists borrow from the Christian worldview to create their own morality and J.K. Rowling's "God-shaped vacuum" in her heart.

Nate Williams, filling in for Greg Davis, talks briefly about college football before moving on to the fallout from Charlie Kirk's assassination. He talks about whether or not someone should get fired for social media posts celebrating Charlie Kirk's death, and where to go from here.

Dr. Cooke shares teachings concerning the rapture and feasts days of the Lord.

This discussion covers various real time issues and possibilities related to the assassination of Charlie Kirk.

Greg is joined by a couple pastors to discuss recent events such as Charlie Kirk's assassination, his work as an evangelist, and other acts of violence and terror.

Greg Davis discusses the shooting and later announced death of political and evangelical influencer Charlie Kirk.

A New Gallup poll shows Americans positive views toward capitalism dipped overall to 54%. Greg discusses both economic systems and gives a biblical viewpoint on each.

Greg discusses the latest research from Dr. Goerge Barna & the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University. He explores the beliefs of American adults about sin. The prevailing views are more flattering than logical, and more culturally fitting than biblically consistent.

Greg explains Trump's NRLC and shares extensive audio and commentary from the President's speech to this group from the Museum of the Bible. 

Representative Butler joined Greg and talked through three issues.1) Recent controversy with AHSAA2) Butler's pre-filed bill dealing with banning discussion on gender ideology, displaying pride flags in pre-K-12 classrooms3) Butler's pre-filed bill to streamline vaccine religious exemptions.

Greg is joined by Stan Cooke for two hours of Priority Talk where they discuss multiple topics including a study of the book of Revelations.

Pastor Paul Brasher hosts another pastors' roundtable episode of Priority Talk.

Representative Carns joins Greg to tell the story of how he became the State chair for Donald Trumps's initial run for office beginning in 2015. He tells the story of the first Donald Trump campaign rally which was held in Mobile. Greg and Representative Carns also talk about the 2025 legislation which he sponsored to overhaul the Birmingham Water Works Board. Lastly, they lament today's announcement of health care premiums for many Alabamians set to begin in 2026. 

Greg overviews candidates and issues related to 2026 Republican Primary Statewide offices.

Greg visits with Ken Ham, the renowned founder and CEO of Answers in Genesis, on his latest book, Miraculous! :The Ken Ham and Answers in Genesis Story. As a leading Christian apologist, speaker, and author, Ken offers a compelling perspective on defending the authority of the Bible, particularly through the lens of Genesis.

Stephanie Smith joins Greg discussing School Choice and athletics in Alabama, the reduced grocery tax, and the impacts of The Space Force announcement on Huntsville and Alabama. See Tim Tebow September 25th at the annual API Dinner in Birmingham. Donate and attend! AlabamaPolicy.org

Stan Cooke guest hosts this episode of Priority Talk discussing the antichrist in the first hour and later the concept of being more than a conqueror by overcoming the flesh through repentance and holiness.

Thursdays Pastor's Roundtable topics include reaction to tragedies, local elections, Cracker Barrell, and finally local church discipleship. 

Through the story of Zechariah and Elizabeth, we are reminded that God remembers us and keeps His promises. Bestselling author Robert J. Morgan joins Greg diving deep into Scripture around the birth of the Messiah and helps us discover the glorious, victorious life that awaits us in Christ.

Greg is joined by Dr. Stan Cooke to discuss current events such as Cracker Barrell's missteps and rumored hunger in Gaza, along with biblical prophecy including the Rapture and the Antichrist.

Greg shares Lifeway Research indicating that protestant pastors believe discipleship is important but that their church may not have a specific plan for discipleship or a way to measure its effectiveness.

Greg explains the issue and history of Gerrymandering and then explains the constitutional requirements for conducting a census. 

Greg remembers what made restaurants like Cracker Barrel and Shoney's successful in the south.Next, Greg comments on the scary situation in Sylacauga on Friday night when high school Football referee Joey Shellnut nearly lost his life from a heart attack.

Pastor Jeff Schreve joins Greg to discuss his new book The Devil's Newsroom about how the devil uses lies and deception to corrupt the many facets of our society.Jeff Schreve | Devils Newsroom

Greg is joined by WXJC General Manager Brett Larsen to discuss the life and impact of the late James Dobson.

Paul Brasher guest hosts another Pastors Roundtable discussion for both hours of Priority Talk.

Adam Rasmussen PhD with Arizona Christian University and the Cultural Research Center joins  to share the CRC's latest research.  It's a good news bad news for Alabama!

Greg opens the show updating the redistricting of congressional seats in Texas and how that will play out in the future if the trend continues. He then shares Donald Trump's comments about wanting to go to heaven and what that says about us all. The hour closes with Tommy Tuberville's comments about the NFL demasculinizing their league by introducing male cheerleaders.

Stan Cooke guest hosts this hour of Priority Talk and discusses evil disguised as democracy, the false story of starving Gazans, information being hidden from the public, and more.

Respected biologist Dr. Garte joins Greg for a conversation about how a one-time atheist and scientist became a Christian and now answers the question is it possible that one of the biggest obstacles to harmonizing science and faith can finally be overcome?Garte has been a tenured professor at New York University, Rutgers University, and the University of Pittsburgh; division director at the Center for Scientific Review of the National Institutes of Health; and interim vice president for research at Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences.

Hour one from Monday begins with an update on Monday's historic meetings at the White House and hopefully an end to the Russia Ukraine war. Greg then addresses adults betting on the Little League World Series.Then the story of the hour, China Unveils the World's First Pregnancy-Capable Humanoid Prototype.