Greg, Bishop Jim Lowe, & Pastor Randy Williams discuss the Christmas season and the opportunities for the local church. They also discuss various aspects and elements of the Christmas narrative. 

Greg, Bishop Jim Lowe, & Pastor Randy Williams discuss Greg's recent trip to Israel, replacement theology, and other interesting ideas about current events.

Greg is back and spends this hour reviewing his experience of being part of a delegation of over 1,000 Pastors and evangelical leaders who visited Israel as guests of Friends of Zion and the State of Israel Ministry of Foreign Affairs. 

Tommy Littleton guest hosts this episode as he discusses the rise of Christian dominionism and the seeming vilification of dispensationalism.

Nate Williams, filling in for Greg Davis, talks about AI and what it means to be human.

Pastor Paul Brasher guest hosts both hours of Priority Talk discussing the meaning of Christmas through Scripture.

Tommy Littleton guest hosts this episode of Priority Talk going through currents events as he discusses fear, terror, and where true peace and security come from.

Nate Williams, filling in for Greg Davis, talks about the inspiring story of John O'Leary and connects his story to the importance of thanking God for the little things we take for granted. Then, he shares about how to evangelize to the "spiritual but not religious".

ARC Apologetics | Equipping the Church, Engaging the Culture

Carl was born in Carmarthen, and raised in Pembrokeshire, South Wales, UK. His formative years were spent in a religious atmosphere but lacking the tangible presence and power of God. He has written a new book to challenge readers to Unleash the Warrior Within.

Chairman John Wahl joined Greg to discuss the recent code updates for the Alabama Public Libraries of which he chairs.

The two also discuss upcoming qualifying for Party Primaries and the timing and importance of voting for Republicans to support and vote for Conservatives.

Wahl also answers Greg's question concerning residency of Tommy Tubberville for Governor.