Dr. John Ed Mathison retired in June 2008 after serving 36 years as senior minister of Frazer Memorial United Methodist Church in Montgomery, Alabama.  At his retirement, Frazer had eight Sunday morning worship services. Frazer televised its worship services nationwide each week with INSP network, reaching about 40 million homes.  They were also cybercast live and carried on local radio and television.  Under his leadership, Frazer grew from 400 members to 9,000 and had the largest Sunday School attendance for United Methodist churches in America.  In 2006, The Church Reporter magazine recognized Frazer as the 25th most influential church in America. 

Greg reports on his National Day of Prayer activities in Montgomery and also updates significant law enforcement & legislative issues including porn filter bill, illegal bingo hall raids by AG, religious vaccine exemptions, Birmingham Water works & ALFA Health plan.

Greg reports on his National Day of Prayer activities in Montgomery and also updates significant law enforcement & legislative issues including porn filter bill, illegal bingo hall raids by AG, religious vaccine exemptions, Birmingham Water works & ALFA Health plan.

Then Greg plays an ALCAP prayer breakfast message from Dr. John Ed Mathison, who retired in June 2008 after serving 36 years as senior minister of Frazer Memorial United Methodist Church in Montgomery, Alabama.  At his retirement, Frazer had eight Sunday morning worship services. Frazer televised its worship services nationwide each week with INSP network, reaching about 40 million homes.  They were also cybercast live and carried on local radio and television.  Under his leadership, Frazer grew from 400 members to 9,000 and had the largest Sunday School attendance for United Methodist churches in America.  In 2006, The Church Reporter magazine recognized Frazer as the 25th most influential church in America.  

Greg discusses a new report from the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University indicates that millions of deity-doubters are open to being persuaded that the God of the Bible does, in fact, exist and influence people’s lives—Under the Right Conditions and why this is good news.

Priority Talk full episode from Thursday where Greg gives a Statehouse update and finishes the show diving into a report from the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University that indicates that millions of deity-doubters are open to being persuaded that the God of the Bible does, in fact, exist and influence people’s lives—Under the Right Conditions and why this is good news.

Current constitutional attorney and counsel for First Liberty Institute and former elementary special education teacher Keisha Toni Russell joins Greg. The two discuss the political, cultural and racial truths that must be defended while there is still time as outlined in her new book Uncommon Courage.

The full show from Tuesday featuring guests Jason Mann and Keisha Toni Russell.

After mentioning potential Democratic candidates for President in 2028, Greg discusses the potential candidacy and political fall out of Senator Tommy Tuberville running for Governor of Alabama.

Stephanie Smith joins Greg highlighting her opinion article concerning The App Store Accountability Act or ⁠Senate Bill 187⁠, sponsored by Senator Clyde Chambliss and Representative Chris Sells. This bill would require app stores be held accountable and require parental consent before children can download apps.

Stephanie Smith of Alabama Policy Institute joins Greg highlighting her opinion article concerning The App Store Accountability Act or Senate Bill 187, sponsored by Senator Clyde Chambliss and Representative Chris Sells. This bill would require app stores be held accountable and require parental consent before children can download apps.

After mentioning potential Democratic candidates for President in 2028, Greg discusses the potential candidacy and political fall out of Senator Tommy Tuberville running for Governor of Alabama.