Rep. Ernie Yarborough (R–Trinity) joins Greg in a Statehouse sit-down to discuss progress on the Laken Riley Act in the Alabama House. He shares the story behind the bill’s name, the public-safety concerns driving the legislation, and what supporters hope the bill will accomplish.

Greg sits down at the Statehouse with Ron Comoglio of Capitol Commission to talk about ministering to Alabama’s elected officials and staff. The conversation explores the spiritual needs within government, the doors God has opened for ministry, and how believers can pray for and support those serving in public life.

In a Statehouse sit-down, Rep. Chris Sells joins Greg to discuss HB161, legislation that would give parents greater control over which apps their minor children are allowed to download. Rep. Sells points to the growing crisis among kids exposed to harmful and often exploitative content through mobile devices and explains how the bill seeks to restore parental authority.

In this episode, Greg and Dr. Mark Fairchild explore historical and textual evidence suggesting that the Apostle Paul’s possible experience with enslavement may have influenced his profound use of slavery and freedom imagery throughout his New Testament letters. The conversation examines Paul’s early life, cultural context, and theological language, offering fresh insight into how personal history may have shaped one of Christianity’s most influential voices. You can study this topic much deeper by acquiring Dr. Fairchild's book Paul’s Enslavement: The Early Life of Saul the Zealot

State Representative Matt Simpson (R) from Daphne joins Greg in a Statehouse sit-down to discuss his bill that passed the Alabama House Tuesday. The legislation would allow prosecutors to seek the death penalty in the most severe rape and sexual abuse cases involving children under the age of 12. Rep. Simpson explains the intent of the bill, its legal framework, and why supporters say it’s necessary to protect the most vulnerable.

State Representative Ron Bolton (R) from Northpoint joins Greg for a Statehouse sit-down to discuss his bill to increase penalties for prostitution and human trafficking. They talk about the scope of the problem in Alabama, why stronger penalties matter, and how the legislation seeks to protect victims while targeting traffickers and exploiters.

Stephanie Smith with the Alabama Policy Institute joins Greg for their weekly visit looking ahead to this week’s legislative session in Montgomery. This week’s focus is education — including school choice, parental rights, and key education bills lawmakers will be debating. Stephanie breaks down what’s moving, what matters most for Alabama families, and where education freedom stands as the session gets underway.

Greg is joined by Eagle Forum of Alabama Executive Director Becky Gerritson for their weekly review of developments at the Alabama Statehouse, breaking down what happened—and what matters most—in Montgomery.

Greg opens the hour highlighting faith at today’s March for Life in Washington, D.C., reflecting on the importance of standing for the sanctity of life and other issues at a critical moment for the nation.

He then turns to Alabama politics, revealing two surprising candidates who qualified for statewide office at the very last moment before the deadline in the Alabama Republican Primary.

Next, Greg is joined by Eagle Forum of Alabama Executive Director Becky Gerritson for their weekly review of developments at the Alabama Statehouse, breaking down what happened—and what matters most—in Montgomery.

The hour wraps up with one more unexpected announcement as Greg reveals a surprising new candidate entering the race for the Alabama House of Representatives.

David Barton, founder of WallBuilders, spoke to a gathering of pastors and concerned Christians during a lunch hosted by Greg Davis following the annual ALCAP Prayer Rally in Montgomery. Drawing on America’s founding history and biblical worldview, Barton encouraged believers to understand the spiritual roots of the nation and the vital role the Church plays in shaping culture.