Priority Talk

Greg Davis and Paul Brasher talk about the Asbury revival and new developments involving the Alabama Basketball Team and the shooting of Jamea Harris.

In this best of conversation, Greg visits with Pastor Greg Laurie about his relationship with Billy Graham. Laurie's story is told in the movie Jesus Revolution and this is also the 5th anniversary of Billy Graham's passing.

Greg welcomed Dr. Chris Crain to the studio and their conversation covered several important issues related to the local church. Among the topics were church revitalization and issues that pastor's deal with.

Greg Davis talks about his weekend in Memphis and takes phone calls on the revivals spreading across college campuses.

Guest host Michael Hart talks about his book Unknown America and meets with guests to discuss a variety of topics on this Presidents' Day episode of Priority Talk.

The Apologetics Resource Center's Clete Hux joins Greg for his weekly discussion on worldviews and world religions. This episode finishes up the series on world religions and Islam.

Rob Jackson, a State Missionary with ALSBOM, joins Greg fresh off a visit to the Asbury College Revival. Hear his testimony about how his life was impacted as a boy by the overflow of the Asbury revival in 1970. Will similar fruit prevail from this current movement? Hear Rob's experience this week at Asbury and his insightful observations.

Greg Davis and Nate Williams discuss Chelsea Handler's sad video celebrating childlessness, the combination of vaping and marijuana sweeping the younger generation, the false promises of the marijuana industry, and the spread of revival.

Eric Swithin joins Greg highlighting the The Fatherless Epidemic!  He makes the case that while everyone attempts to solve our societal ills by treating symptoms, the church is being called to fight the issue at its roots. The solution to curing the epidemic is not to outsource it to the government, but to mobilize the church and begin to wage war against the enemy that is decimating our homes. Eric and others have produced a short documentary addressing this issue and how you can attend the premiere in Florence on February 25th.

Nate Williams discusses the future of the Church, Gen Z, and why he is optimistic about the future.