Greg discusses some recent findings that are helpful for parents of teens and all who work with teens.  Issues are what is causing a flood of teens to ER's? Is there a commonality in teens who become addicted to nicotine? Lastly, what factors cause unpopularity among teens and what are the results for these teens?

Secretary of State Wes Allen joins Greg giving perspective on the 11th Circuit Court's decision on a bill he carried as a State Representative protecting minors from Gender Modifying treatments. We then discuss integrity for upcoming elections in Alabama.

Greg Davis and Nate Williams discuss breaking news: A court has ruled Alabama can enforce a ban on gender denying/harming care for minors.

Nate Williams welcomes Chuck and Ashley Elliot onto the show to talk about their book "I Used to Be ____." They talk about grief, healing, and more.

Greg Davis talks with Alabama Republican Party Chairman John Wahl about several issues, from the upcoming Republican Primary Presidential Debate to sexually explicit material in our Alabama libraries.

Clete Hux joins Greg and Nate to discuss issues surrounding the book turned movie The Shack after recent comments from Skillet vocalist John Cooper admit to regret over the movie's usage of his music.

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Greg Davis and Nate Williams discuss Voddie Baucham's controversial opinion on The Chosen violating the Second Commandment and a review of The Haunted Mansion.

Biblical engagement and Inerrancy of the scriptures are the topics
of the day with Greg, Paul Brasher and special guest GeorgeShamblin.com

An informative and biblical discussion for parents and the church
concerning The Confusion Over Female Identity and How Christians Can
Respond.

Greg hits several cultural news stories this hour, including an update on the transgender movement- an issue that unites Christian, Muslim, and Jew. Next was an update on Medical Marijuana in Alabama- greed is the best descriptive of the current status. Lastly, Greg updates a Circuit Court Ruling on Abortion the pill and how this can affect Alabama.