Priority Talk

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.

Current constitutional attorney and counsel for First Liberty Institute and former elementary special education teacher Keisha Toni Russell joins Greg. The two discuss the political, cultural and racial truths that must be defended while there is still time as outlined in her new book Uncommon Courage.

The full show from Tuesday featuring guests Jason Mann and Keisha Toni Russell.

After mentioning potential Democratic candidates for President in 2028, Greg discusses the potential candidacy and political fall out of Senator Tommy Tuberville running for Governor of Alabama.

Stephanie Smith joins Greg highlighting her opinion article concerning The App Store Accountability Act or ⁠Senate Bill 187⁠, sponsored by Senator Clyde Chambliss and Representative Chris Sells. This bill would require app stores be held accountable and require parental consent before children can download apps.

Stephanie Smith of Alabama Policy Institute joins Greg highlighting her opinion article concerning The App Store Accountability Act or Senate Bill 187, sponsored by Senator Clyde Chambliss and Representative Chris Sells. This bill would require app stores be held accountable and require parental consent before children can download apps.After mentioning potential Democratic candidates for President in 2028, Greg discusses the potential candidacy and political fall out of Senator Tommy Tuberville running for Governor of Alabama.

Nate Williams talks about how we can respond to over-information, the poison of progressive Christianity related to missions, how to disagree well in a conflict-filled world, and more.

Greg calls in and gives an update from the Statehouse with Paul Brasher hosting.

Paul Brasher is host for Thursday's episode of Priority Talk. He discusses belief and unbelief, visits with Greg calling from the statehouse, and takes calls from listeners.

Greg interviews apologist and author Lee Strobel about his book "Seeing the Supernatural."

In a State House sit-down interview from Montgomery, Eagle Forum of Alabama Executive Director Becky Gerritson met with Greg Davis to discuss several different topics, including the passing of a cellphone adult content filter bill in its House Committee, an age-verification bill passing the Senate, and more.

The full hour Wednesday's Priority Talk with special guests Becky Gerritson and Lee Strobel.

Dateline featured cold-case homicide detective and apologist J. Warner Wallace joins Greg Davis to talk about his latest resource, a graphic novel titled "Case Files Vol. I: Murder and Meaning."

Greg overviews legislative issues from the statehouse on Tuesday afternoon. Topics include religious leave time, sexualization and indoctrination of children, medical marijuana and synthetic THC/marijuana products. Then, Greg is joined by J Warner Wallace to discuss his latest resource.

Penton joins Greg to discuss LifeWise Academy's impact across America since 2019 and its attempts to be more active assisting local churches and parents in Alabama. The two also talk through their dismay and surprise that legislation in Alabama requiring school districts in Alabama to adopt a policy concerning religious release time during school hours has struggled to garner necessary support. This in spite of less conservative states across the U.S. passing similar requirements.  www.lifewise.org

Greg gives a rundown of pending legislation in the Alabama legislature this week.Then, Joel Penton joins Greg to discuss LifeWise Academy's impact across America since 2019 and its attempts to be more active assisting local churches and parents in Alabama. The two also talk through their dismay and surprise that legislation in Alabama requiring school districts in Alabama to adopt a policy concerning religious release time during school hours has struggled to garner necessary support. This in spite of less conservative states across the U.S. passing similar requirements.  www.lifewise.org

Greg Davis and Nate Williams talk about their Easter weekend and the death of Pope Francis. Then, they cover the Christianity Today story that explains the opinion that Jesus may not have been crucified with nails upon the cross and what happened during Easter weekend at the White House.

In this throwback episode from 2015, Greg visits with Attorney Warren Lightfoot as they go through the evidence of the Resurrection of Jesus Christ.

Mark Gidley joins Greg at the Alabama Statehouse to discuss bills regarding chaplains and The 10 Commandments in schools.

Greg continues walking listeners through the events leading up to the Resurrection.

This Thursday episode of Priority Talk features a statehouse update from Greg Davis on a host of topics from the legislative session, from porn filters on minors' phones to the renaming of the Gulf of Mexico (and much more).Greg then visits with Mark Gidley as they talk through legislation regarding putting The 10 Commandments in schools.Greg finishes the show discussing the life of Jesus during Holy Week.

Greg walks through the events leading up to the Resurrection.

From the Alabama Statehouse, Greg visits with Jeff Poor editor of 1819 News.

From the Alabama State House, Greg visits with pastors Todd Russell and Jim Lowe about issues impacting culture and the church.

From the Alabama State House Greg visits with pastors Todd Russell and Jim Lowe about issues impacting culture and the church.Greg is then joined by Senator April Weaver to discuss bills she has passed in the 2025 legislative session and also the issue of attempts to legalize, regulate or ban Synthetic marijuana from Hemp in Alabama.

Senator Weaver joins Greg to discuss bills she has passed in the 2025 legislative session and also the issue of attempts to legalize, regulate, or ban Synthetic marijuana from Hemp in Alabama.

Greg and Cooke discuss current events in the middle east and a tie in with Mexico. The two then walk through the Jewish calendar and Holy Days beginning with Passover showing how each one fulfilled or will fulfill biblical prophecies.

Greg visits with Derek Chen and he announces his candidacy for State Auditor of Alabama.  Hear the inspiring story of his family fleeing communism and coming legally to America. Also hear Derek's background and his reasons for running as a Republican for statewide office at 27 years of age. 

Greg calls in from Montgomery to talk with pastor Paul Brasher about the status of certain bills involving the 10 Commandments, parental verification on phone apps, sex education, and the regulation of hemp products with THC.

Pastor Paul Brasher is guest host for a 2-hour episode of Priority Talk. Paul discusses Easter, reads through Scripture, and visits with Sheila Wright to discuss a bible reading marathon in Trussville. In the second hour, Greg Davis calls in to give an update on the status of various bills, including protecting kids and adolescents from sexual content and THC products.

Greg Davis calls in from Montgomery to give listeners an update related to Religious Release Time, Hemp (Marijuana) Regulation, the 10 Commandments in School, and more.

Nate Williams talks about the college basketball championship game (Florida beats Houston) and various news stories, including the claim certain scientists are making that they brought back an extinct species (Dire Wolves).Then, Greg Davis calls in to give listeners an update on the 2025 Alabama Legislative Session. Specific topics include sexual education in public schools and synthetic marijuana created through hemp (marijuana).Finally, Nate concludes the show by comparing sports betting with pornography, and why we need to offer young men a better way.

Tim Rowe joins Greg on the topic of this book The Spirit of Rabshakeh is Alive and Well in America. If  you are not familiar with the biblical character Rabshakeh you will be following this interview.

Greg visits with Senator Orr about his bill to make it easier for parents to claim religious exemptions for their kids vaccines. They also talk about the Education Trust Fund and the end of gambling legislation for 2025.

Greg and Dr. Cooke discuss many topic including his upcoming trip to Greece and how listeners can travel with him. Other topics: House of David, Dr. Junior in Birmingham and the Kings of the East

Greg overviews the latest research release from George Barna and the Cultural Research Center.

Greg breaks the news that the Alabama Senate will no longer consider gambling in the 2025 legislative session. 

Host Greg Davis calls in from Montgomery to update listeners on a potential gambling bill, a hemp-regulating bill, a couple religious liberty bills, and more.Then, guest host Nate Williams discusses a few national news stories, including Hooters filing for bankruptcy and a disturbing pro-choice comment made by a politician talking about how abortions save the government money as opposed to allowing births.

In a Statehouse sit down, Greg Davis visits with State Representative Debbie Wood about her attempt to pass HB 30 requiring audits of of Alabama elections.

Nate Williams begins the hour by discussing March Madness and gambling prospects in the 2025 Legislative Session.Then, Greg Davis visits with State Representative Debbie Wood about her attempt to pass HB 30 requiring audits of of Alabama elections.Nate Williams finishes the hour by talking about atheism and apologetics. Atheists have certain complaints about Christianity, but don't realize that alternatives are so much worse.

Greg opens the show talking about the calendar of the current legislative session. He highlights the importance of passing budgets and then turns his attention to probable gambling legislation outlining what is reportedly contained in a bill to be filed this week.Greg also highlights several bills aimed at protecting minors and welcomes National Board Member for the Center for National Sexual Exploitation Melea Stephens to emphasize Senate Bills 186 & 187 .

Greg visits with Dr. Stephen Marshall about his book Live Life Strong and Living Room Church.  The idea of OI as opposed to AI is discussed.

Greg begins the hour talking about the growth of sports betting since 2018 and the dangers for not only individuals but for the overall trustworthiness of sports competition itself caused by betting scandals. He then questions why sports betting corporate interest would spend so much money trying to legalize an activity that many say is already happening in epidemic proportions and in need of regulation.  Greg then highlights a new study about why people cannot remember being a baby.Greg visits with Dr. Stephen Marshall about his book Live Life Strong and Living Room Church.  The idea of OI as opposed to AI is discussed.

Greg visited with Rep. Susan Dubose about her attempts to pass Religious School Release time which would allow bible classes for public schools in Alabama.

Greg visits with Alabama Public Library Serve Board (APLS) Chair John Wahl reviewing Thursday's significant meeting during which one library was defunded  and  the APLS Director was terminated immediately.

Greg visits with Alabama Public Library Serve Board (APLS) Chair John Wahl reviewing Thursday's significant meeting during which one library was defunded  and  the APLS Director was terminated immediately.Greg visited with Rep. Susan Dubose about her attempts to pass Religious School Release time which would allow bible classes for public schools in Alabama.During the hour Greg also talks Prayer and The Ten Commandments in public schools and Trumps move to abolish the Department of Education and return funding and control of schools to the states.

Winning the battle of gender identity with Denise Shick

What parents need to know about Hemp/Synthetic Psychoactive products being sold in Alabama convenience stores. 

Guest host Nate Williams covers various topics in the news cycle: Alabama and Auburn entering March Madness, the SWAT-ing of conservative media figures, President Trump and Putin speaking to one another on global issues, Israel resuming airstrikes in the Gaza strip, and more.Then, he discusses a positive growth trend in Protestant churches, the need to develop future leaders, and why pastors (and Christians) should pray.

Greg visits in studio with author George Shamblin about his new book which unveils a mixture of portrayals of Jesus's Identity  as presented in the New Testament Gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke and John.