Nate Williams shares the awesome story of how Jesus changed the lives of certain young men, who then led a revival that changed a West Virginia town.

Nate Williams talks about the disappointing national Republican Party stance on abortion and marriage. What should a conservative Christian do? Callers share their thoughts, as well.

Nate Williams talks with Stuart about their 4th of July weekends, and shares a prayer request for State Senator Garlan Gudger who is in the UAB hospital.

Greg shares some historical perspective on celebrating the 4th!

Author Richard Battle returns to the show talking about the AmeriCAN-do spirit of the people who forged our great country. 

Allison was one of the organizers of Monday night's Title Nine Town Hall.She and Greg reflect on the event and look forward to the next opportunity.

Nate Williams talks about how how societies will naturally implode due to sin and start over, and why we need to be fluent in natural law/general revelation in order to find common ground with non-believers (with the ultimate goal being to share the Gospel).

Nate Williams talks about the Supreme Court's ruling of President Trump being immune from criminal prosecution, as long as he is acting in his official capacity as President and performing his core duties. This immunity does not extend to unofficial actions.

Before attending a Title IX townhall meeting, Greg Davis is remote in Shelby County as talks with several political and community leaders, such as Moms for Liberty's Emily Jones, State Representative Susan DuBose, Alabama Unfiltered's Amie Beth Shaver, State Representative Arnold Mooney, and rising Junior Georgia Jane.