In this timely and thoughtful conversation, Greg sits down with Elizabeth Urbanowicz, author of Helping Your Kids Know God’s Good Design: 40 Questions and Answers on Sexuality and Gender, to equip parents for one of the most challenging discipleship conversations of our time.

Elizabeth brings clarity, compassion, and a deeply biblical framework to questions many Christian parents feel unprepared to answer. Together, Greg and Elizabeth discuss how to talk with children about sexuality and gender in age-appropriate ways, why grounding these conversations in God’s good design matters, and how parents can respond faithfully amid cultural confusion and pressure.

This episode is practical, encouraging, and rooted in Scripture—offering parents confidence that they don’t need all the answers, but they do need a clear worldview and a winsome approach. Whether your kids are young or already asking big questions, this conversation will help you speak truth with grace and point your family back to God’s intentional and loving design.

A must-listen for parents, grandparents, pastors, and anyone concerned about raising the next generation with biblical clarity and courage.

Greg visits with Associate Justice of the Alabama Supreme Court, Will Sellers, for a fascinating conversation at the crossroads of history, law, and faith. Drawing from his most recent article, Justice Sellers explores the coronation of King Charles I and how its theological and political assumptions about authority, sovereignty, and divine rule helped shape the worldview of the American Founders.

Bishop Jim Lowe and Greg open Tuesdays show talking about their day at the Alabama Statehouse and a series of issues and proposed legislation.

Greg is joined by Stephanie Smith of the Alabama Policy Institute for their weekly conversation on Alabama politics. They break down ongoing GOP ballot challenges, what’s behind them, and how they could impact key races like Governor and Lt. Governor in the upcoming May 19 Primary.

Greg is joined by Congressman Robert Aderholt for a timely conversation on the ongoing federal budget fight and the current partial government shutdown. Congressman Aderholt explains where negotiations stand, what’s driving the stalemate, and how competing priorities over spending, debt, and accountability are shaping the debate.

Greg talks with sing writer and artist Tim Timmons ahead of the February 20th release of I Can Only Imagine 2. They discuss the true story behind the film, the message of redemption and forgiveness at its heart, and why this story of faith continues to impact audiences nationwide.

Dr. Stan Cooke joins Greg for a conversation on biblical prophecy and several developments some view as possible signs of the times.

Republican U.S. Senate candidate Jared Hudson sits down with Greg and Dr. Stan Cooke for an in-depth conversation covering his personal background, his Christian faith, career as a Navy SEAL and in law enforcement, and his nonprofit work helping women escape human trafficking. The discussion also touches on key federal issues including immigration, taxes, the economy, and term limits, before closing with an honest look at the realities of fundraising and campaigning for a statewide office.

Rep. Ernie Yarborough (R–Trinity) joins Greg in a Statehouse sit-down to discuss progress on the Laken Riley Act in the Alabama House. He shares the story behind the bill’s name, the public-safety concerns driving the legislation, and what supporters hope the bill will accomplish.

Greg sits down at the Statehouse with Ron Comoglio of Capitol Commission to talk about ministering to Alabama’s elected officials and staff. The conversation explores the spiritual needs within government, the doors God has opened for ministry, and how believers can pray for and support those serving in public life.