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Adam Crabb with the Gaither Vocal Band joins Greg to update he and the Gaither's latest releases in gospel music. They also the upcoming Gaither's tour in Muscle Shoals June 6th

Stephanie Smith joins Greg to share her perspective on Tuesday's primaries. Greg then reviews the Alabama House of Representatives race results.

Greg visits with Jeff Poor of 1819news.com breaking down the Alabama Primaries. Greg then talks about the number of voters state-wide and goes thru the statewide and Alabama Senate race results.

Jeff Poor Editor of 1819News.com joins Greg to give his insight and breakdown Tuesday's Alabama Primary results.

Greg & Tom Littleton hour two Primary Day in Alabama

Greg & Tom Littleton hour one on Primary Day in Alabama

Bishop Jim Lowe's message at the Alabama GOP Prayer Rally

Chairman Stadthagen joins Greg talk about Monday's prayer rally at the GOP Headquarters and the importance of voting on Tuesday.

Republican Candidate for U.S. Senate Congressman Barry Moore joins Greg outlining why he got involved in politics and how he plans to represent Alabama should he be the state's next Senator. They talk thru the SAVE America Act and his thoughts on the filibuster.

Alabama Policy Institute's Stephanie Smith joins Greg for their weekly visit. They discuss Tuesday's primary and the confusion that could exist among voters. They also overview the two Statewide Amendments on Tuesdays's ballot. Lastly, they talk the Alabama Policy Action Election Guide to help voters think thru whom they will cast their vote. https://alabamapolicy.org/alabamapolicyaction/election-guide/

UFOs are back in the headlines. What is culture and the government actually saying, and how should Christians think about it? Greg visits with theologian, author and film maker Derrick Warfel to separate fact from speculation and bring a biblical perspective to the conversation.

Republican Candidate for Alabama State Board of Education District 6

State house District 1 Republican candidate Maurice McCaney joined Greg to introduce himself and discuss issues related to his district and the upcoming primary election.

Greg takes a deep dive into research from Springtide Research Institute examining the spiritual and religious lives of young people today. Focusing on four key dimensions-belief, identity, practice, and community. Greg unpacks what the data reveals about how the next generation is approaching faith.Are young people walking away from religion, or are they simply engaging it differently? Greg explores the growing gap between spiritual curiosity and institutional trust, the rise of individualized belief systems, and why authentic relationships may matter more than ever in shaping lasting faith.This conversation offers both a clear-eyed look at the challenges and a hopeful perspective on opportunities for meaningful connection and discipleship in today's culture.

Greg previews Freedom 250, taking place this Sunday in Washington, D.C.—a gathering centered on faith, freedom, and the future of the nation as America approaches its 250th anniversary. The discussion then turns to Greg remembering the Promise Keepers Rally in DC.

This hour Greg recaps his recent time in Marshall and Madison Counties, sharing key insights from conversations on the ground as Alabama's primary elections approach. He also breaks down a developing story involving multiple statehouse candidates raising concerns about out-of-state gambling money allegedly seeking to influence local races in Alabama.Later, Jeff Poor joins the program to discuss the latest political developments across the state, including early speculation on potential candidates for Congress ahead of the upcoming August 11 special election.To close this hour, Greg highlights a meaningful opportunity for listeners to come together in prayer in the days leading up to next week's primaries.

Jeff Poor joins Greg to talk about recent political developments in Alabama including possible congressional candidates for Congress.

Rev. Tommy Littleton guest hosts this full 2-hour episode of Priority Talk discussing various topics through the theme of Hebrews 13:8.

Stephanie Smith joins the show for her weekly visit. She and Greg discuss the API Election Guides, last weeks special and the truthfulness of some of the negative ads in this election season.

Republican Candidate for Senate Jared Hudson joins Greg in studio one week prior to the May 19th election.

Greg recaps the day and the week of the Alabama Special Session. He also gives an updated national overview of redistricting.

Paul Brasher hosts this episode of Priority Talk with Randy Williams as they discuss prayer and take a phone call from Katie Brasher to discuss foster care in the church.

Greg and Eagle Forum's Becky Gerritson provide a Wednesday afternoon update from the Alabama State House special session.

Greg shares his perspective and plays racially charged audio from committee hearings that he attended at the Alabama State House on Tuesday.

Hampton Harris candidate for congressional district 2 joins Greg to discuss his campaign and unknowns resulting from recent court rulings about the makeup of the district.

With so much discussion about gambling leading to the May 19th Primaries Greg explains the difference between predatory and social gambling.

Greg talks with Eric Johnston about a federal appeals court ruling on the mailing of mifepristone and what it means for Alabama, plus an update on IVF-related legal issues in the state.

Greg discusses the issues related to gerrymandering, redistricting and a special called by Governor in Alabama. What does it all mean?

Stephanie Smith joins Greg for their weekly visit. The two discuss America Reads the Bible, Alabama's Congressional Redistricting and API Actions Voter Guide.

Greg along with Pastor Randy Williams and Bishop Jim Lowe discuss a multitude of spiritual and political issues.

Greg welcomes Dr. Paul Hoffman, professor at Samford University and co-author of AI Shepherds and Electric Sheep. They discuss about leading and teaching in the age of intelligence and how to navigate the opportunities and challenges of a rapidly changing technological world.

Greg is joined by Jeff Poor, editor of 1819 News, to break down today's ruling from the Supreme Court of the United States involving a Louisiana redistricting case and what it could mean for Alabama.They discuss the Court's guidance on the role of race in drawing congressional districts and how that ongoing legal tension—between the Voting Rights Act of 1965 and the Constitution's Equal Protection Clause—could continue to impact Alabama's congressional map.The conversation also turns to Alabama politics, with a look at the current Republican primary races for Attorney General and Lt. Governor, key candidates, and what to watch as those contests begin to take shape.

Greg welcomes Dr. George Barna back to the program to discuss the second release of the American Worldview Inventory from the Cultural Research Center.In this conversation, Barna breaks down the latest findings, revealing that an overwhelming majority of U.S. adults lack biblical alignment in key areas of worldview—both in what they believe and how they live. The data highlights a growing gap between professed faith and consistent biblical thinking, raising important questions about the state of Christianity in America today.Greg and Dr. Barna explore what's driving this trend, how it's showing up in everyday life, and what it means for the Church moving forward. This is a sobering but insightful look at the spiritual landscape of the nation—and a call to deeper understanding and intentional discipleship.

Greg and Tommy second hour Tuesday April 28th

First hour of Tuesday April 28th show

Great talks thru multiple topics including- another assassination attempt, where are the Republican votes in Alabama and Theo Vaughn's spiritual honesty

Pam Casey joins Greg in studio for the full hour discussing her background, career as a District Attorney and candidacy for Attorney General. They discuss many pertinent issues related to trends and crimes that threaten the innocent.

Mississippi and Louisiana politicians have embraced gambling in their states and the results have been predictable and devastating. A lottery, widespread casinos, a lottery, they have it all. Sadly and unsurprisingly, Mississippi ranks as the 4th highest for gambling addiction and Louisiana is close behind at 5th highest. Alabama, is far lower at 39th. Greg explains that Alabama should learn from our neighbors and say NO to expanding gambling.

Greg outlines a resurgence of laws in multiple states, including Alabama, that are challenging more than forty years of Supreme Court precedent. Will the Commandments soon be acceptable again?

During the weekly pastors Round Table Bishop Jim Lowe calls in from Washington DC where he was waiting to read as part of America Reads the Bible. He has event organizer Bunni Pounds with him for a special in sight into how this historic week long emphasis came together.

Greg is joined by pastors Paul Brasher and Randy Williams. They talk about Pastor Randy's new book now available on Anazon. Bishop Jim Lowe calls in from Washington DC where he was waiting to read as part of America Reads the Bible. He has event organizer Bunni Pounds with him for a special in sight into how this historic week long emphasis came together.

Retired Congressman Mo Brooks visits with Greg and outlines how out of state and out of country gambling moguls are spending 45 million to buy Alabama Legislative seats in hopes of legalizing gambling in Alabama.

Greg welcomes listeners and shares about great opportunities for parents and churches to take advantage of new opportunities due to an updated Alabama law advancing religious release time in Alabama Schools.

A federal grand jury in Alabama has returned an indictment against the SPLC organization on multiple criminal counts, including wire fraud, bank fraud, and conspiracy to commit money laundering. According to federal prosecutors, the case centers on allegations that the SPLC funneled more than $3 million over several years to paid informants embedded within extremist groups, including organizations like the Ku Klux Klan and the American Nazi Party. Authorities claim those payments were not fully disclosed to donors or financial institutions, raising questions about how contributions were used and whether the organization misrepresented its activities.

Greg welcomes back Dr. George Barna to discuss the most recent findings from the American Worldview Inventory, produced by Barna's Cultural Research Center.Despite increased conversations about faith and incidents like the death of Charlie Kirk that have captured national attention, Barna's newest research reveals little evidence of widespread spiritual renewal. In fact, the data shows that a large majority of Americans still lack a consistent biblical worldview, with younger generations showing some of the lowest levels of biblical alignment ever recorded.

Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall joins Greg to discuss a major consumer protection victory for families across the state. Marshall outlines details of a $12 million settlement with gaming platform Roblox and explains how the agreement will strengthen safeguards for minors and provide additional SRO's and safety training for students. The conversation also highlights what this means for parents navigating the digital world with their children.

Tom Littleton sits in with Greg and they discuss various current issues.

Greg visits in studio with David Hoke highlighting the work of understanding The Word Ministries and distributing more than 40,000 personalized copies of the Bible two individuals in all 50 states.

Nate Williams, filling in for Greg Davis, talks about living in light of Easter, finishing the race of life well, and the recent Allie Beth Stuckey – David French debate.

Thursday's 2-hour episode of Priority Talk featuring a pastors' roundtable on April 16, 2026.

Republican Candidate for Attorney General Jay Mitchell joins Greg in studio for a wide ranging conversation related to his campaign and issues related to Law enforcement in Alabama