Chaplain Major Scott Douglas from Maxwell AFB in Montgomery message to the ALCAP Prayer breakfast in Montgomery.

Greg discusses two legislative attempts to provide fair, secure and transparent elections in Alabama. 

Greg and Stephanie discuss Alabama Statehouse issues from this week including gambling, ethics, and sexually explicit or obscene children's books in Alabama libraries and K-12.

Greg begins the Friday show giving perspective on next week's solar eclipse and how a Christian should think about such an occurrence. 

Nate Williams talks about a Roman Catholic priest standing strong on biblical convictions relating to homosexuality, a 15-year landmark transgender study from the Netherlands, the importance of physical Bibles, and being faithful in the small things wherever you find yourself.

Greg Davis welcomes State Representative Allen Treadaway onto the show to discuss the latest on gambling news and Treadaway's House Bill 81 ("Aaron's Law"). This bill would bar anyone convicted of a sex offense involving a child from receiving a pardon.

Greg Davis gives an update on gambling in the Alabama State Legislature, talks about President Trump's comments on a Christian Day of Visibility, and covers a bill in the Alabama State Legislature that seeks to protect children from obscene sexual perversion in public places.

Nate Williams applies Easter Sunday to our lives through 1 Corinthians 1 and 1 John 4. Also, he shares petty issues that churches have fought over to illustrate his point.

Greg and Nate begin the show discussing Joe Biden's claimed unawareness of Transgender Visibility Day on Easter Sunday. Greg also overviews a problematic Constitutional Amendment in Florida that would loosen the state's abortion laws.

Jenny Donnelly joins Greg sharing about the Don't Mess With Our Kids Movement and a prayer event for all believers in all 50 State Capitols (including Montgomery) on April 13th. Greg follows up and closes the hour with some of his related thoughts from Letter to  the American Church by Eric Metaxes.