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

Brian Stivale joins Greg discussing the making, message as well as his role as the Prophet Saul in the new animated movie David.

Greg outlines what the world may look like had Jesus never been born.

Greg explains several myths that many have concerning the Christmas narrative.

Greg saw the new movie David in theater and shares his thoughts and recommendations about the film.

Greg plays and responds to viral audio of Jillian Michaels reacting honestly Victor Davis Hanson as he shares non-biblical evidence for Jesus' existence. The episode explores why extra-biblical history is important, how it supports the Gospel narrative, and what moments like this reveal about the hunger for truth in popular culture.

Greg examines Pete Hegseth's pledge to lead a top-down cultural shift aimed at rebuilding and strengthening the U.S. military chaplain corps. The discussion looks at why the chaplaincy matters, how culture inside the military has changed, and what this proposed shift could mean for religious freedom, morale, and the spiritual care of service members.

Greg, Bishop Jim Lowe, and Pastor Paul Brasher come together to discuss the biblical themes and deeper meaning of Christmas.

Greg, Bishop Jim Lowe and Pastor Paul Brasher discuss current events.

Greg walks listeners through four of the day's biggest stories, including two votes in Congress and a Trump executive order drawing national attention.

The parents of Ella Cooke of Mountain Brook, Alabama—who was murdered near Brown University—share more about their daughter and the central role her Christian faith played in her life. Greg reads their moving obituary and raises questions about why police have not yet identified the person responsible.

Former Alabama football star AJ McCarron announces he is ending his campaign for Alabama lieutenant governor. Greg explains the reasons behind McCarron's decision and examines whether the campaign was ever a serious political run.

Senator Gerald Allen shares his vision for establishing a scholarship in honor of Charlie Kirk. Made possible through Senator Allen's initial investment, the scholarship is now active and is administered by the University of Alabama National Alumni Association. Contributions from the public are welcome to help expand opportunities for future students.https://give.ua.edu/?d=B6CE4147-9111-415B-A899-FB43362323C6-17-25

Author and host Drew Thomas Allen joined Greg to share his personal story, cultural analysis, and spiritual reflection of the death of Charlie Kirk. He does so from a unique position of having served as Kirk's publicist.Allen exposes how America's institutions—the media, academia, and political class—normalized contempt for faith, family, and truth. He reveals how a generation was taught to hate the very virtues that built the nation, and how the culture of “tolerance” became an excuse for persecution.

In a compelling conversation, Greg visits with author Dr. Joseph about Lionheart, Joseph's latest book, aimed at calling believers to step into the cultural battle with courage, clarity, and conviction. During this visit they lay-out the five key concepts of being a warrior for Christ at this critical time in history; the Lord's return is imminent and the time to activate God's call on your life is now!

Secretary Allen joins Greg to discuss his support for a 2026 legislative session bill intended to protect Alabama voters' data and to lower the cost of Alabama's voter list.

Greg opens the show and provides updates on two targeted shootings since the last edition of Priority Talk. First, he addresses the mass shooting in Australia that targeted Jews celebrating Hanukkah on a public beach. He then discusses the shooting at Brown University in Rhode Island that claimed the life of Ella Cook of Mountain Brook, Alabama. In response to these tragedies, Greg urges listeners to be spiritually prepared—to be ready to die by making Jesus Lord of their lives.Greg briefly covers the death of Rob Reiner and his wife allegedly by the hand of their son dealing with addiction.He ends this episode discussing the upcoming meeting between Candace Owens and Erika Kirk, the widow of Charlie Kirk, amid the distracting allegations Owens has made of Charlie's death.

Stacy George joins Greg in studio to talk prison reform. He shares his story of working for the Alabama Department of Corrections and how he became featured in the documentary film The Alabama Solution which follows the prison system in Alabama from the perspective of the incarcerated.

Dr. O.S. Hawkins joins Greg for a discussion beginning with a recent historic pastors' delegation trip to Israel, in which both men participated. They also highlight Dr. Hawkins newest devotional book Just Jesus available at www.oshawkins.com

Greg, Bishop Jim Lowe, & Pastor Randy Williams discuss the Christmas season and the opportunities for the local church. They also discuss various aspects and elements of the Christmas narrative.

Greg, Bishop Jim Lowe, & Pastor Randy Williams discuss Greg's recent trip to Israel, replacement theology, and other interesting ideas about current events.

Greg is back and spends this hour reviewing his experience of being part of a delegation of over 1,000 Pastors and evangelical leaders who visited Israel as guests of Friends of Zion and the State of Israel Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Tommy Littleton guest hosts this episode as he discusses the rise of Christian dominionism and the seeming vilification of dispensationalism.

Nate Williams, filling in for Greg Davis, talks about AI and what it means to be human.

Pastor Paul Brasher guest hosts both hours of Priority Talk discussing the meaning of Christmas through Scripture.

Tommy Littleton guest hosts this episode of Priority Talk going through currents events as he discusses fear, terror, and where true peace and security come from.

Nate Williams, filling in for Greg Davis, talks about the inspiring story of John O'Leary and connects his story to the importance of thanking God for the little things we take for granted. Then, he shares about how to evangelize to the "spiritual but not religious".ARC Apologetics | Equipping the Church, Engaging the Culture

Carl was born in Carmarthen, and raised in Pembrokeshire, South Wales, UK. His formative years were spent in a religious atmosphere but lacking the tangible presence and power of God. He has written a new book to challenge readers to Unleash the Warrior Within.

Chairman John Wahl joined Greg to discuss the recent code updates for the Alabama Public Libraries of which he chairs.The two also discuss upcoming qualifying for Party Primaries and the timing and importance of voting for Republicans to support and vote for Conservatives. Wahl also answers Greg's question concerning residency of Tommy Tubberville for Governor.

Greg talks thru issues of the day concerning President Trump. He also highlights a school district in Alaska providing a disclaimer to students with the Declaration of Independence and US Constitution. He closes the hour highlighting a Wall Street Journal Article which reports on the large number of kids are being prescribed ADHD drugs and the too often results.

Dr. Barna is back with Greg discussing the latest report from CRC and FRC which describes American Churchgoers beliefs on issues like family and abortion while also explaining significant changes in political and beliefs.

Greg and Stan continue their discussion in Friday's second half of the show.

Greg and Stan discuss various topics in this first hour of Friday's show.

Greg Davis, Pastor Danny Duvall along with Bishop Jim Lowe host this roundtable. They begin the hour with thoughts on Thanksgiving and Graditude. They then transition to drawing thoughts from the artist Jelly Roll and his song "Save Me" and the best practice to evangelize.Second Hour begins by the group talking about the issues of religious liberty and Christian persecution in Nigera and the west's susceptibility to Islamic growth. The conversation then turns to threats related to digital ID and digital currency. Duvall ends with a discussion of what it means to be human and the Turing test.

Greg talks through recent polling of Tommy Tuberville vs. Doug Jones for Governor in Alabama. What were the results? Listen in.Then Greg talks through Tuesday's Republican Primary Runoff in District 38 and comments on voter turnout. Listeners are then challenged to know who represents them and get involved in 2026 local and state elections.Finally, Greg invites listeners to join ALCAP for the Annual Prayer Rally in Montgomery on January 21, 2026.

Becky joins Greg to highlight the upcoming Eagle Forum Policy Conference on December 5. She and Greg talk through issues like election integrity, sports betting and gambling.www.AlabamaEagle.org

Greg discusses Trump signing an order to protect religious foster parents, Epstein files, and more.

With reports of a national rebound in Bible reading in the U.S., Greg took time to help those who are new to the Bible understand what they are reading and what kind of tools there are to help make it easier. This is an overview and very practical information aimed to encourage listeners to enjoy God's word for themselves.

Stephanie joins Greg inviting parents to be a part of API's free webinar Digital Discernment: Creating a Tech-Ready Home in the AI Age. The two also discuss this week's congressional legislation banning intoxicating products from Hemp like Delta 8 and Delta 10 with synthetic THC.alabamapolicy.org

Greg is joined by Pastor Paul Brasher, Pastor Randy Williams, and Pastor/Sherrif Mark Moon for a fascinating long-form roundtable about various topics related to ministry and law enforcement like church security & ministers running for elected office, and more.

Greg is joined by Pastor Paul Brasher, Pastor Randy Williams, and Pastor/Sherrif Mark Moon for a fascinating long-form round-table about various topics related to ministry and law enforcement. One topic from the hour was the reported rebound in among US adults and how the church can capitalize on this trend and help readers know how to study their Bibles.

Joining Greg is former atheist Lee Strobel. Lee was once a thriving legal editor at The Chicago Tribune, he set out to investigate the resurrection of Jesus. His confident disbelief was turned on its head. His findings? Faith. Decades later, Strobel continues his investigations as he builds The Case for Miracles in theaters December 15-18.

Greg discusses the anticipated end of the government shutdown. He informs listeners about a provision in the shutdown legislation that solves a problem with harmful products from HEMP that will affect Alabama.He also covers from a very simple and high level what issue primarily caused the gov't shutdown (healthcare) and what the results have been and what they likely will be if we continue to fund subsidies.

Tommy Littleton guest hosts this Tuesday episode of Priority Talk discussing the role of the church in modern society and culture.

Cooke guest hosts the second hour of Monday's show going through a list of the top biblical signs of the end times and distinguishes between the rapture and the second coming of Christ.

Dr. Stan Cooke guest hosts this first hour of Monday's episode going through current events and the government shutdown.

Greg shares where Alabama ranks among the nations most pro-life states. He also shares an opportunity for listeners to help with hunger needs in Alabama.Greg then interviews Virginian Rick Boyer about Tuesday night's elections. Finally, he talks about Erika Kirk's interview with Jesse Watters on Fox News.

Attorney and Author Rick Boyer joined Greg from his home in Virginia to share perspective on Tuesday nights elections in his state. He also explored a movement gaining traction to make much of south and western Virgina a part of the state of West Virginia.

Best of interview with Rick D. Boyer- God, Caesar and Idols: The Church and the Struggle for America's Soul. https://www.amazon.com/God-Caesar-Idols-Struggle-Americas-ebook/dp/B09S3QWZPR/ref=sr_1_1?crid=3GAXP50S5WSA9&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.RdtXFpWuTtLlbWhg8uWexY-k5uEdoSSOJEq91TcZEj_DXheTV83iiwb35YlZoo-_Oe9KWfIdMaGknl3jPgeEIEF8B47aywiDVb4UfZcIsvQOZ45ejVW_Qak40p7jbOOIFZOYJTBOs0k5vYV_Ql34NITOeqyCDaLu99b33E0VUM532NeQ_uaM0wlSRo6XIy13FZ2LOQKscrv5J_-r0ciMHjkGRVjaTXLOzmWqcE8KWtg.MZlIFxlgIseD61NGxmqH2EcZ46aOC4VD-dqIHTcD1Ss&dib_tag=se&keywords=God+Caesar+and+Idols&qid=1762553881&sprefix=god+caesar+and+idols%2Caps%2C378&sr=8-1

Greg is joined by Bishop Jim Lowe as they discuss the news of the week, including Mamdani's election in New York and the continuing impact of the government shutdown.

Greg reviews Tuesday's election and updates the Government shutdown, its effects, and how you can make a difference in the lives of those suffering.

Erika Kirk's presentation and her embrace with JD Vance have been closely scrutinized in the last week at the Ole Miss Turning Point event.