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The conversation also examines the changing responsibilities of the lieutenant governor, including presiding over the Alabama Senate, assigning legislation to committees, and making more than 400 appointments to state boards and agencies. Wahl explains how he believes those responsibilities could be used to influence government accountability and policy.

Davis also asks about the relationship between the lieutenant governor and governor, the importance of constitutional principles in public service, and the residency controversy involving Wahl and his opponent.

As Election Day approaches, Wahl closes with a message to Alabama voters about faith, freedom, parental authority, and the importance of participating in the election.

Corey Hill joins Greg in studio discussing his campaign to be Alabama's Ag Commisioner and other related topics.

In this week's roundtable Greg, Bishop Lowe and Pastor Randy Williams spend today's show talking thru historical and current voting issues. A compelling fun conversation as everyone considers their vote in next week's midterms.

Greg welcomes Jennifer Rash of TAB Media Group for Good News Wednesday, featuring encouraging stories, practical Christian insights, and conversations about living out our faith.

How can Christian parents help the next generation understand, embrace, and live out biblical truth?

Greg Davis and Jennifer Rash welcome Pastor Zac Reno to discuss his new book, Back to the Beginning: 12 Essential Conversations to Build a Biblical Worldview in Your Children. Drawing from the opening chapters of Genesis, Reno explains how God's design provides a foundation for understanding right and wrong, work, marriage, sexuality, personal responsibility, and everyday decisions.

Reno shares practical ways parents can disciple their children, even when difficult conversations feel awkward or intimidating. He also explains why parents cannot simply outsource spiritual formation to the church and why children need to see their faith practiced at home—not just hear what Christians believe.

The conversation explores how families can turn everyday moments into opportunities to teach biblical truth, why experiencing faith is as important as knowing what we believe, and how churches can equip parents through family discussions and group studies.

Listen and discover how parents can get back to God's design and intentionally build a biblical worldview in the next generation.

Find Zac Reno's book, Back to the Beginning: 12 Essential Conversations to Build a Biblical Worldview in Your Children, by searching for Zac Reno on Amazon.

Guest host Tommy Littleton fills in for Greg for this full episode discussing faith.

Tommy Littleton talks with historian Gregg Quiggle about his new book Marx and Moody, which contrasts Marxism and Christianity by comparing the opposing worldviews of two people who promised freedom, Karl Marx and evangelist D.L Moody.

Alabama State Auditor Andrew Sorrell joins Greg ahead of Election Day to discuss his reelection campaign, his record in office, and the importance of fiscal responsibility and government accountability.

Sorrell explains how he has reduced his office's budget, improved the tracking of state property, and worked to strengthen election integrity through appointments to county boards of registrars. He also discusses his plans to give the State Auditor's Office greater authority to investigate the loss or misuse of taxpayer property and pursue accountability when state employees damage or mishandle public assets.

The conversation also addresses negative political advertising, Sorrell's response to attacks involving a failed personal investment, and his argument that Republican candidates don't have to abandon conservative principles to win general elections. Sorrell shares his views on government surveillance, including Flock license-plate cameras, and explains why he believes candidates should energize their conservative base before trying to appeal to independent voters.

With Election Day approaching, this conversation examines fiscal conservatism, political integrity, and the responsibility of elected officials to serve Alabama taxpayers rather than Montgomery insiders.

With Election Day just one week away, Greg visits with Stephanie Smith of the Alabama Policy Institute and Alabama Policy Action to discuss the national political outlook, competitive Alabama races, and the issues shaping the final days of the campaign. Smith analyzes Senator Tommy Tuberville’s recently released Game Plan for Alabama, including proposals to eliminate the state grocery tax, reduce income taxes, provide property tax relief, audit state agencies, expand school choice, and improve educational outcomes. They also discuss Medicaid expansion, government efficiency, childcare tax credits, workforce development, and the importance of protecting children in the digital age. Plus, Smith encourages Christians to research the candidates, make a plan to vote, and ensure their values are represented at the ballot box.

With Election Day approaching, Alabama State Senator Sam Givhan of District 7 joins Greg to discuss the political landscape in Madison County, the competitive statewide races, and what voters can expect at the polls. Senator Givhan reflects on his legislative record, including securing workers’ compensation coverage for Alabama teachers and supporting new judgeships. He also explains Statewide Amendment 1, addressing a potential lieutenant governor vacancy, and a Madison County amendment aimed at protecting rural residents served by private sewer companies. Plus, Gavan discusses voter enthusiasm, ticket-splitting, North Alabama’s growth, and his conservative record on social and moral issues as he seeks another term representing District 7.