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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.

Clete Hux is back on the show to continue the topic of worldviews and religions with a discussion about Hinduism.

Nate Williams discusses the question this generation is asking: "Is Christianity Good?" He talks about the benefits of religion in general and Christianity in particular.

Pastor Rev. Samuel Rodriguez, president of the National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference and #1 “Los Angeles Times” bestselling author, visits with Greg as a lead up to his newest book, Your Mess, God’s Miracle: The Process Is Temporary, the Promise Is Permanent (Chosen Books), release on Tuesday, April 4. In the book Samuel Rodriguez reminds readers that our God is still God even in the midst of our mess.

District 17 State Representative Tracy Estes joined Greg to talk about the upcoming 2023 legislative session. The topics covered ranged from school prayer, life in the womb and taxes, to a cashless society.

State Representative Jamie Kiel (District 180) joined Greg to preview the upcoming 2023 Legislative Session. He highlighted the Pregnancy Resource Act (we support) which he plans to file and talked about gambling possibilities.

Greg and callers discuss the weekend release of Jesus Revolution movie in theaters. We also talk about the church post pandemic.

Greg Davis has a conversation with Karen Kingsbury and her son Tyler about their show "A Thousand Tomorrows," an adaptation of her book, that you can stream on Pure Flix on February 24, 2023.

Nate Williams talks about why the slippery slope of modern morality is real, from Canada's MAiD program to the health issues associated with transgenderism. He also talks about liberal theology and why it's not conservatives who are divisive.