Priority Talk

Greg opens this segment with an update on the legal battle surrounding a Louisiana law requiring the Ten Commandments to be displayed in public school classrooms, breaking down the court status and what it could mean for religious expression nationwide.

Next, he highlights the strong weekend performance of I Can Only Imagine 2, celebrating the continued cultural impact of faith-based films and what their success signals about audience demand.

Finally, Greg takes a caller’s question on a prison reform in Alabama specifically SB316.

Greg opens this segment with an update on the legal battle surrounding a Louisiana law requiring the Ten Commandments to be displayed in public school classrooms, breaking down the court status and what it could mean for religious expression nationwide.

Next, he highlights the strong weekend performance of I Can Only Imagine 2, celebrating the continued cultural impact of faith-based films and what their success signals about audience demand.

Finally, Greg takes a caller’s question on a prison reform in Alabama specifically SB316.

The Alabama Policy's Stephanie Smith joins Greg for their weekly visit to discuss upcoming legislation that API is tracking this week in Montgomery.

Alabama State Senator Dr. Larry Stutts joined Greg to discuss his Senate Bill 316 to help reform Alabama Prisons.

Greg gives ablegislstve update from the Alabama Statehouse

Ray Jones ALCAP Prayer Breakfast

Christian pro-life speaker Sara Bible joins Greg in studio sharing her poeerful story of redemption and hope. Conceived in rape, she says, “I shouldn’t be here” while keenly aware of this statement’s weight and truth. Receiving her forever family through adoption, the Truth that Yahweh God becomes Abba Father is something she will never get over.

shares her testimony of being concieved in rape to now fulfilling God's call on her life to help all know of the value of every life

Greg gives an update from the Alabama Statehouse about two particular bills that passed they Committee meetings and a change in Republican House Leadership

Jason Mann — chair of the Alabama Sexual Risk Avoidance Coalition — joins Greg to break down a major education policy debate unfolding in Montgomery, Alabama. Mann will explain sexual risk avoidance (SRA) — a prevention-focused approach that emphasizes The Success Sequence and why his organization is advocating that it be the model permitted in Alabama public schools that teach any form of sex education.

Jason will talk about the policy goals behind the measure, how the coalition believes it will impact health outcomes and family values, the political response at the Statehouse, and what happens next in the legislative process. Listeners will gain insight into both the substance of the bill and the broader debate over sex education in Alabama schools.

Popular apologist, evangelist, and television host Ray Comfort joins Greg to discuss his eye-opening book, Idiotic Things People Did in the Bible (Three Sixteen Publishing). In it, Ray revisits some of Scripture’s most shocking, foolish, and downright jaw-dropping moments—stories that leave us wondering, “What were they thinking?”

But this conversation goes far deeper than Bible trivia.

Ray explains how these infamous failures reveal the seriousness of sin, the holiness of God, and the desperate condition of the human heart. More importantly, they spotlight the breathtaking mercy and grace of a God who redeems broken people again and again.

With his trademark clarity and evangelistic urgency, Ray helps listeners see that the “idiots” in Scripture aren’t just characters in ancient stories—they’re mirrors reflecting our own tendencies toward pride, compromise, and unbelief. And that’s where the gospel shines brightest.