Rev. Tommy Littleton guest hosts this full episode of Priority Talk.

Greg visits with Travis Johnson, lead pastor of Pathway Church in Mobile, Alabama, to discuss his powerful new book (Un)Embarrassed of Jesus—a bold call for believers to stop following Christ at a distance and instead live with courage, conviction, and clarity in today’s culture.

Travis shares the heart behind the message, challenging Christians to move beyond comfort and cultural Christianity into a fearless, close walk with Jesus Christ—a faith that not only transforms individuals but impacts communities and nations.

The conversation also takes a personal turn as Greg and Travis reflect on their shared experiences traveling together in Israel and spending time in Washington, D.C., discussing how those moments shaped their perspectives on faith, leadership, and the global Church.

Travis also offers insight into his role serving on President Trump's National Faith Advisory Board, giving listeners a behind-the-scenes look at the intersection of faith and Presidential Politics.

Pastor AJ Johnson from Doers of the Word Church in Birmingham shared a message from Hebrews 12 with those gathered for the weekly ALCAP prayer breakfast in Montgomery.

Greg visits with Eagle Forum of Alabama's Becky Gerritson from the Alabama statehouse about issues taking place on Thursday. Of particular interest is information about the debate and vote in the Alabama House about closing Alabama Primaries.

Greg visits with Constitutional Attorney Eric Johnston concerning the history and legality of posting the 10 Commandments in public schools. A special emphasis is placed on the pending legislation in Alabama.

In a Statehouse Sit-down Greg visits with Pastor Scotty Jernigan of Government Street Baptist in Mobile about his experience in Wednesday with ALCAP at the statehouse.

In a Statehouse Sit-down State Representative Mack Butler discusses his proposed legislation to bring increased accountability to Alabama's Public Service Commission in hopes of bringing down rates for many Alabama Power Customers.

Greg sits down with Alabama State Auditor to discuss the role of the Auditor, his accomplishments over the past three years and his re-election campaign.

Greg provides a Statehouse Update fie Tues March 17th.

Christopher Holton is a policy analyst and advocate who works to conservatively influence national security policy—especially at the state and local level—through research, legislation, and public engagement. He and Greg visited at the Alabama Statehouse on issues that been controversial and debated in Alabama and beyond.