Priority Talk

Tom Littleton sits in with Greg and they discuss various current issues.

Greg visits in studio with David Hoke highlighting the work of understanding The Word Ministries and distributing more than 40,000 personalized copies of the Bible two individuals in all 50 states.

Nate Williams, filling in for Greg Davis, talks about living in light of Easter, finishing the race of life well, and the recent Allie Beth Stuckey – David French debate.

Thursday's 2-hour episode of Priority Talk featuring a pastors' roundtable on April 16, 2026.

Republican Candidate for Attorney General Jay Mitchell joins Greg in studio for a wide ranging conversation related to his campaign and issues related to Law enforcement in Alabama

Greg highlights nine encouraging trends shaping global Christianity today. While headlines often focus on decline in the West, there is a powerful and often overlooked story unfolding around the world. From rapid church growth in unexpected regions to increased access to Scripture and the rise of indigenous leadership, these trends point to God’s ongoing work across nations.

Greg unpacks each of these developments, offering both insight and encouragement for believers who may feel discouraged by cultural shifts closer to home. This conversation serves as a reminder that the Gospel is advancing, lives are being transformed, and the global Church is stronger and more vibrant than many realize.

Greg responds to recent comments by Joy Behar questioning whether Jesus ever claimed to be the Messiah. Greg takes a closer look at what Scripture actually says, examining key passages where Jesus clearly revealed His identity.

Walking through both direct and indirect claims found in the Gospels, Greg explains how Jesus affirmed His role as the promised Messiah and why this truth is central to the Christian faith. He also addresses why misunderstandings like this continue to surface in today’s cultural conversations.

Greg covers a litany of political and religious issues including dark gambling money aimed influence Alabama's elections, the ERLC has a new leader representing the largest protestant denomination in America to D.C.

Monday April 13

Stephanie Smith with the Alabama Policy Institute with Greg for weekly visit.