Priority Talk

Greg shares Lifeway Research indicating that protestant pastors believe discipleship is important but that their church may not have a specific plan for discipleship or a way to measure its effectiveness.

Greg explains the issue and history of Gerrymandering and then explains the constitutional requirements for conducting a census. 

Greg remembers what made restaurants like Cracker Barrel and Shoney's successful in the south.

Next, Greg comments on the scary situation in Sylacauga on Friday night when high school Football referee Joey Shellnut nearly lost his life from a heart attack.

Pastor Jeff Schreve joins Greg to discuss his new book The Devil's Newsroom about how the devil uses lies and deception to corrupt the many facets of our society.

Jeff Schreve | Devils Newsroom

Greg is joined by WXJC General Manager Brett Larsen to discuss the life and impact of the late James Dobson.

Paul Brasher guest hosts another Pastors Roundtable discussion for both hours of Priority Talk.

Adam Rasmussen PhD with Arizona Christian University and the Cultural Research Center joins  to share the CRC's latest research.  It's a good news bad news for Alabama!

Greg opens the show updating the redistricting of congressional seats in Texas and how that will play out in the future if the trend continues. He then shares Donald Trump's comments about wanting to go to heaven and what that says about us all. The hour closes with Tommy Tuberville's comments about the NFL demasculinizing their league by introducing male cheerleaders.

Stan Cooke guest hosts this hour of Priority Talk and discusses evil disguised as democracy, the false story of starving Gazans, information being hidden from the public, and more.

Respected biologist Dr. Garte joins Greg for a conversation about how a one-time atheist and scientist became a Christian and now answers the question is it possible that one of the biggest obstacles to harmonizing science and faith can finally be overcome?

Garte has been a tenured professor at New York University, Rutgers University, and the University of Pittsburgh; division director at the Center for Scientific Review of the National Institutes of Health; and interim vice president for research at Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences.