Greg talks with Alliance Defending Freedom's Senior Council Matt Sharp about his testimony before an Alabama House Committee on Wednesday concerning protecting women's sports in Alabama colleges. If passed, this would extend Alabama's K-12 ban on men playing women's sports to the college level.

Nate Williams talks about the rise in gestational surrogacy, why people need purpose, and how we can evangelize in our culture today.

Nate Williams talks about involving children more in church, the power of Jesus in our lives, and an amazing act of charity by a Nebraska church.

Greg Davis and Nate Williams talk about the federal and state raids of Jefferson County bingo halls, a press conference on the PRICE Act, a ruling from a judge on the abortion drug mifepristone, and more.

Greg Davis and Nate Williams talk with callers about their favorite Easter songs.

In this interview from 2015, Attorney Warren Lightfoot joined Greg in-studio presenting the evidence of Jesus's resurrection just as he would in a courtroom. You are the jury!

The seven best reasons to believe in the resurrection of Jesus and why it matters today. Author Jeremaih Johnston joins Greg leading into Easter Weekend about the 7 best reasons to believe in the resurrection and why it matters today.

Greg Davis talks with Susan DuBose about her job as Alabama House Representative for District 45, her current bill that is designed to protect biological females in sports at the college level, and her next bill she is working on that would define a woman as a biological female.

Greg Davis and Nate Williams talk about Easter Sunday coming up, a story involving Greg and apologist Josh McDowell, and how a conversation on Priority Talk Radio between Greg and Alabama Senator Garlan Gudger influenced a bill being discussed during the current legislative session.

Nate Williams welcomes Laine Lawson Craft onto the show to talk about her new book "The Parent's Battle Plan: Warfare Strategies to Win Back Your Prodigal." They talk about how to parent difficult children, parenting through guilt and shame, and why there is always hope (even in the darkest places).