Priority Talk

Nate Williams discusses why we should avoid the climate change fanatic religion, while also taking care of God's creation. He also talks about the marks of a healthy church, and why Christians need to stop making excuses and step up in the Church!

In this episode, Nate Williams discusses abortion, a major politician leaving the Democratic Party, how to build a government (kind of), and why Christians should lead the way when it comes to having a good time.

Nate Williams shares his thoughts on Columbus Day and Indigenous People's Day, why Christians should lead with Jesus when evangelizing, and some scary statistics about pastoral ministry (and what congregations can do to help!). 

Greg and Nate take on a theological Thursday topic by sharing the story of William Tyndale who was brutally murdered 486 years ago today for his efforts to make the Bible available to the common person in their own language. The Bible itself is our topic and our callers share some great stories of their love for the Holy Scripture.

Pastor of FBC Dallas and teacher on Pathway to Victory  Dr. Robert Jeffress joins Geg to discuss the theme of his new book “18 Minutes with Jesus” joins Greg to talk about “Straight Talk from the Savior about the Things that Matter Most.” In the book, Robert Jeffress unpacks Jesus’ famous Sermon on the Mount, and helps us apply it in our walk with God.

In this best of interview from 2021, Greg visits with Greg Stier of Dare 2 Share Ministries about his life story as told in his book Unlikely Fighter.

Greg expands on some points made in Pete Hegseths's book Battle for the American Mind about how Politics reflect the state of Culture and that Culture Reflects the state of Religion. He also talks about leftist indoctrinate through education not only through curriculum but maybe more so through pedagogy. This word has its root in a greek word that we find in the Bible.

Pam Tebow joins Greg to talk about her background and her family's life while pioneering homeschooling and being on the mission field.  Of course we discuss  Tim's football career and his recruitment out of high-school. How close was he to being a Crimson Tide player? Pam will be in Alabama soon speaking at the Fundraiser Gala for Positive Choices in Trussville Alabama.

Warning: the following discussion contains mature descriptions of what is or could be taught in Alabama schools.

Pat Ellis joins Greg and Nate for a discussion regarding teachings on gender identity, sexual orientation, Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) in Alabama schools. Pat lives in Jasper with her husband, George.  She has two sons and 4 grandchildren. She was on staff with Congressman Robert Aderholt where she worked on education issues from 1997 until 2012.  She has been a board member with Eagle Forum of Alabama since 2000.

Greg and Clete continue their ongoing conversation about How America Became Pagan. ARCapolgetics.org