Greg covers some of the news of the day from a state and local perspective. Topics include: over one billion ARPA funds in Alabama, visiting loved ones in hospital and nursing facilities during COVID, marijuana in Oklahoma, Biden's sinful comments concerning gender, and an Oregon Coach is back on the job.

Greg and Pastor Dr. Robert Mullins talk about the local church, needs of pastors, and about Mullins's two devotional books. Mullins is the Pastor at Crossroads Community Church in Elmore Alabama and founder of PassionTree.org.

Greg Davis and Nate Williams talk about Alabama and Auburn both making the College Basketball Tournament, and what makes someone a true fan.

Clete Hux joins Greg for his weekly discussion of Worldviews and World Religions. They are joined by special guest former practicer of Hindu meditation and yoga Michael Austin.  He shares his experience as a deceived seeker of truth with a warning to others who may struggle against modern methods of deception. This is a compelling conversation.

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Listen to the 2023 ALCAP Prayer Rally as it happened form the Alabama Statehouse on March 9th. Join us in praying for those who serve us through Government.

Nate Williams talks about playing the long game with struggling Christians (including you!) and what we should do with Christian leaders who mess up royally.

Nate Williams talks about why conservative teens are less miserable than their progressive counterparts and the reality of spiritual warfare in this world.

Dr. Kevin Garrett joined Greg to talk about his book YOU BELONG HERE; How to Help Your Church's Guests Become Family. Dr. Garrett is the Pastor of FBC Atmore, Alabama.

Greg Davis and Nate Williams talk about the stated agenda of the Alabama Democrats as the legislative session draws and a coach who got suspended for citing a Bible verse involving slavery.

Greg Davis and Nate Williams discuss the discrimination Arizona Christian University is facing, as the local governing board decides to not accept student teachers from the school due to its adherence to biblical values.