Priority Talk

Greg comments on news of the day including the antisemitic murders in DC. He also overviews the Big Beautiful Bill that passed the House on Wednesday evening. Greg shares his perspective on how Donald Trump is able to be so effective during his second term.

Greg then takes time to preview and predict candidates for Governor, Lt Governor, and Senate in the 2026 election cycle.

Lastly, hear audio from Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth as he leads a voluntary devotional and prayer time at the Pentagon.

Greg and author  Natasha Crain visit about how cultural hostility toward Christianity has intensified causing many Christians to grow more reluctant in advocating for biblical values in the public square.

Greg opens the show remembering the life, ministry, and his visits with Kay Arthur. Then he talks about today's announcement that Lt. Gov. Will Ainsworth will not seek to be Governor in the 2026 election cycle clearing the way for Tommy Tuberville as the Republican Party frontrunner. 

Greg then visits with author Natasha Crain about how cultural hostility toward Christianity has intensified causing many Christians to grow more reluctant in advocating for biblical values in the public square.

Greg and Pastor Paul Brasher talk through a series of topics related to the local church. Much of the discussion is about the ministry of the local church in the summer months. They also talk about books of the Bible that are only one chapter. 

Greg takes calls and texts from listeners answering his question: Looking back what about church do you miss and wish would come back?

Greg comments on Biden's cancer diagnosis, Trump's work for peace in Ukraine, the big beautiful bill, and Alabama Associate Supreme Court Justice Jay Mitchell seems prepared to run for Alabama Attorney General.

Greg visits with Dr. Cooke about current international events and Bible prophecy. The two discuss Trump's peace tour with economic and peace implications. Cooke then explains how these events can be viewed and interpreted through the lens of Nebuchadnezzar's dream in Daniel 2.

Greg stayed at the Alabama statehouse until midnight on the final day of the 2025 legislative session and gives the highlights and lowlights of the day. He talks about the two most controversial issues of the day, a Greene County gambling push and Back the Blue. 

Greg then visits with Secretary of State Wes Allen about a bill that passed the Alabama Legislature on the final day that codifies his Alabama Voter Integrity database into law. The two also talk through several upcoming special elections over the next few months.

Greg closes by reminiscing back one year ago today when Joe Biden challenged Donald Trump to two presidential debates and actually said... Donald, "make my day".

Greg visits with Secretary of State Wes Allen about a bill that passed the Alabama Legislature on the final day that codifies his Alabama Voter Integrity database into law. The two also talk through several upcoming special elections over the next few months.

Greg Davis discusses whether America is a Christian nation and the misconception of separation of church and state.