Greg covers a litany of political and religious issues including dark gambling money aimed influence Alabama's elections, the ERLC has a new leader representing the largest protestant denomination in America to D.C.

Monday April 13

Stephanie Smith with the Alabama Policy Institute with Greg for weekly visit.

Greg reviews recaps the 2026 legislative session with emphasis on bills that passed or did not pass on the the last day. Includes audio of Rep Patrick Sellers speech on the House floor concerning the 10 Commandments.

From the Statehouse with Bishop Jim Lowe -Chaplains bill becomes law.

Senator Keith Kelly joins Greg to share his perspective on how he and Rep Mark Gidley were able to work together over the course of a few years to see SB99 become law this week. The law provides that Alabama 5th-12th schools post the 10 Commandments in certain contexts in the school facility.

Emma Sara McMillion founder of the Mother of Change Foundation shares with us about the community rally for One Voice Against Child Exploitation this Suday April 12th at 2:30pm in Huntsville. www.emmasara.com

In this episode Greg visits with archaeologist Dr. Titus Kennedy questions like did the people named on the pages of the Bible really exist? Who were these kings, generals, priests, administrators, prophets, governors, and scribes? Archaeological discoveries continue to provide ancient attestation for those named in the Bible, showing the historical reality of their existence.

Tommy hosts this two-hour episode and discusses the Resurrection and current events before Greg calls in at 1:03:37.

During their weekly visit, Greg and Stephanie review several key developments in Alabama’s legislative landscape. Their discussion includes the recent passage of the Public Service Commission law, an ongoing legal challenge to how the Alabama Education Association collects membership fees, proposed changes to Senate rules, and the growing influence of gambling-related money in the current election cycle.