Nate Williams talks about how Christianity and the Gospel can offend everyone––no matter where you land on the political/religious spectrum––by walking through a couple different Bible chapters.

Nate Williams talks about the story about a transgender worker at Space Camp, a practical result of demonizing the police coming to fruition in Pittsburgh, and the idea of a Christian night club.

Nate Williams tries his best to avoid spoilers in giving his overall thoughts on Dune II. A couple callers disagree with him in his assessment of the movie.

Author and Man in the Mirror founder Patrick Morley joins Greg discussing men's issues. 

Nate Williams talks with Rabbi Kirt Schneider about his new book "To Know Him by Name: Discover the Power and Promises Revealed in the Hebrew Names and Titles of God."

Greg Davis's second call in from the State House in Montgomery updating on latest gambling news. Providing a complete list of the Senators who voted "Yes" or "No" on the first of two gambling bills, this one amended the Alabama Constitution, passing in the Senate 22-11.

Greg Davis calls in with an update from the State House in Montgomery on the latest gambling news, as it is happening. The first of two gambling bills, the one that amends the Alabama Constitution, passed in the Senate 22-11.

Greg visits with Lt. Gov Ainsworth about current legislative priorities like School Choice and Work-Force Development. 

Greg has an in-person sit down with Chairman Wahl the day following Super Tuesday.

Nate Williams compares the Christian answer to the problem of evil and suffering with other competing religions/worldviews.