Greg is joined by Director Ben Smallbone and Producer Andrea Royer to talk about the nationwide release of Johnny Cash The Redemption of an American Icon documentary.

Nate Williams talks about free speech, the purposeful sexualization of kids, Christians being known for talking about a future, and various cults (Black Hebrew Israelites, Jehovah's Witnesses, Mormons, and Scientologists).

Nate Williams talks about a crazy meteorite story, living for Jesus in your everyday life, death by celebrity (Kanye West), Carl Trueman's thoughts on the New West, the Episcopal Church declining, and Hebrews 11-13.

Promise Keepers CEO and Author Ken Harrison joins Greg to speak to me about  leading and loving your family through holiday drama & dysfunction. Men's mental health and spiritual well-being are key themes in this discussion.

Long-time Alabama Pastor and Evangelist Dr. Sammy Gilbreath joins Greg to share the amazing story of how God has sustained him for nearly 20 years with a blood clot and aneurysm in his heart. He shouldn't be alive to share the gospel with those he encounters. But he is and he does! Its all in his new book Learning to Live Like You're Dying. www.sammygilbreath.com

Greg Davis and Nate Williams talk about the Chosen series being in theaters, the new Johnny Cash movie coming out, the Senate passing the "Respect for Marriage" Act, and the legal status of marijuana in Alabama (with Christine Carr).

State Representative Susan Dubose joined Greg to talk about the medical marijuana status in Hoover and other municipalities around the state.

In this best of conversation, Greg visits with Leading the Way Pastor Dr. Michael Youseff. End Times and the Secret of the Mahdi are the topic as they

Unlock the Mystery of Revelation and the Antichrist.

It's Iron Bowl week and sportswriter and author Del Duduit joins Greg to discuss his book signing in Tuscaloosa this weekend for Alabama Devotions and Auburn Devotions.

Nate Williams discusses how Christians sometimes choose their party over the Church, why Christians should tell stories, the View blaming Republicans for the Colorado Springs shooting, and counseling lessons from the teachings of Jesus.