Greg reflects on the moral and spiritual significance of Tuesday’s Supreme Court hearings on men competing in women’s sports. He outlines the arguments being presented, considers what’s at stake for truth, fairness, and the protection of women, and calls listeners to pray for wisdom and courage for the attorneys with Alliance Defending Freedom as they stand before the Court.”

WallBuilders founder David Barton returns to Priority Talk with Greg for a powerful conversation on America’s founding, slavery, human rights, and the Christian citizen’s role in government. Plus, hear how you can see David Barton live at the ALCAP Prayer Rally and Lunch on January 21. Don’t miss it.

Greg and Dr. Stan Cooke explore the biblical significance of east and west in Scripture, then turn to Prophecy in the News—examining the rise in earthquakes in Iran and Turkey and what it could mean prophetically.

Greg and Dr. Stan Cooke open the hour by recapping the last two days of major developments in Minneapolis, offering context and insight into what’s unfolding on the ground. The conversation then shifts to Dr. Cooke’s upcoming October trip to Israel, which listeners are invited to join. They wrap up with a fascinating discussion of recent archaeological discoveries in Jerusalem that are challenging traditional assumptions about the location of the Temple Mount and the Holy of Holies, and what those findings could mean for biblical history and faith today.

Greg breaks down recent polling from The Alabama Poll, highlighting key trends and takeaways in major statewide Republican primary races. He walks through what the numbers show, where the momentum is building, and what it could mean as primary season approaches in Alabama.

Alabama Supreme Court Justice Will Sellers joins Greg to discuss his recent article marking the 250th anniversary of Thomas Paine’s influential pamphlet Common Sense. Their conversation explores Paine’s arguments, the historical impact of the pamphlet on America’s founding, and why its themes of liberty, government, and moral responsibility still resonate today.

Neil Shenvi joins Greg to discuss his book Post-Woke: Asserting a Biblical Vision of Race, Gender, and Sexuality. Together, they explore how Christians can thoughtfully respond to contemporary cultural pressures while remaining grounded in biblical truth and a faithful Christian worldview.

Neil holds a PhD, from the University of California, Berkeley) and has worked as a research scientist at Yale University and Duke University.

Greg and Tommy Littleton continue their wide-ranging conversation, turning their focus to America’s role in the world—particularly in relation to Venezuela and Israel. Together, they explore the political, moral, and biblical implications of U.S. leadership and what these issues mean for the future at home and abroad.

Greg is joined by Tommy Littleton for a wide-ranging conversation about Tommy’s ministry, life in New York City, and his on-the-ground perspective on many of the city’s current events. They also discuss the future of the church in New York City—and how what happens there could shape and influence churches and communities across other American cities.

Alabama House Majority Leader Scott Stadthagen (R–Hartselle) joins Greg for an in-depth conversation on his leadership role in the State House, priorities heading into the 2026 Legislative Session, and what voters should expect as the 2026 primary elections approach.