Priority Talk

Nate Williams, filling in for Greg Davis, talks about evangelism and the phrase "Christians are too heavenly minded to be any earthly good." He shares about the "Ephesians Road" that can complement the classic "Romans Road' in evangelism. Then, he talks about how atheists borrow from the Christian worldview to create their own morality and J.K. Rowling's "God-shaped vacuum" in her heart.

Nate Williams, filling in for Greg Davis, talks briefly about college football before moving on to the fallout from Charlie Kirk's assassination. He talks about whether or not someone should get fired for social media posts celebrating Charlie Kirk's death, and where to go from here.

Dr. Cooke shares teachings concerning the rapture and feasts days of the Lord.

This discussion covers various real time issues and possibilities related to the assassination of Charlie Kirk.

Greg is joined by a couple pastors to discuss recent events such as Charlie Kirk's assassination, his work as an evangelist, and other acts of violence and terror.

Greg Davis discusses the shooting and later announced death of political and evangelical influencer Charlie Kirk.

A New Gallup poll shows Americans positive views toward capitalism dipped overall to 54%. Greg discusses both economic systems and gives a biblical viewpoint on each.

Greg discusses the latest research from Dr. Goerge Barna & the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University. He explores the beliefs of American adults about sin. The prevailing views are more flattering than logical, and more culturally fitting than biblically consistent.

Greg explains Trump's NRLC and shares extensive audio and commentary from the President's speech to this group from the Museum of the Bible. 

Representative Butler joined Greg and talked through three issues.

1) Recent controversy with AHSAA

2) Butler's pre-filed bill dealing with banning discussion on gender ideology, displaying pride flags in pre-K-12 classrooms

3) Butler's pre-filed bill to streamline vaccine religious exemptions.