Priority Talk

Priority Talk is the daily live radio broadcast hosted by ALCAP President and CEO Greg Davis that shares Good News and Christian Values. The show which airs live 3-5 pm CST on WXJC Radio for Birmingham & Huntsville is your source for what happening in politics, ministry, church and family in the state of Alabama and beyond.

Priority Talk is a religion podcast hosted by Greg Davis, with 1,000 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Greg Davis hosts Priority Talk, a religion show with 1,000 episodes published.

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  The Constitution, Religious Liberty & the Biblical Roots of American Freedom

  Sep 20, 202648 min

  What does the U.S. Constitution have to do with religious liberty, personal responsibility, and a biblical understanding of government? On this Friday edition of Priority Talk, Greg Davis marks Constitution Week by looking at the history and principles behind America’s founding document. Greg discusses the signing of the Constitution on September 17, 1787, the development of the Bill of Rights, and the importance of citizens understanding both their rights and responsibilities. He also examines the role of faith in the founding era, including the influence of Baptist preacher John Leland and the early fight for liberty of conscience. From the First Amendment and freedom of religion to the broader protections contained in the Bill of Rights, this episode explores why understanding the Constitution remains important for Christians and citizens today. Key topics include: Constitution Day and Constitution Week The importance of studying the Constitution The Bill of Rights and individual liberties Religious freedom and liberty of conscience John Leland, James Madison, and the First Amendment Biblical principles of government and self-government The relationship between faith, citizenship, and constitutional government Why Christians should understand the freedoms and responsibilities of citizenship The historical framing is supported by the National Archives, including the September 17, 1787 signing of the Constitution and the ratification of the first ten amendments on December 15, 1791.

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  Roundtable with Bishop Jim Lowe

  Sep 17, 202645 min

  On this Thursday edition of Priority Talk Radio, Greg Davis is joined by Bishop Jim Lowe for a wide-ranging Pastors Roundtable conversation about faith, American history, civic engagement, and the responsibility of Christians to be involved in their communities. Greg shares highlights from his recent Washington, D.C., trip with David and Tim Barton of WallBuilders, including visits to the U.S. Capitol and conversations with members of Congress. The discussion turns to the Christian heritage of America, the importance of understanding the nation’s history, and the role pastors and churches can play in encouraging citizens to engage in the civic process. Bishop Lowe also shares his deeply personal testimony of surviving the 1963 bombing of Birmingham’s 16th Street Baptist Church as an 11-year-old. He reflects on losing a childhood friend, witnessing the aftermath of the tragedy, and how his Christian faith and the biblical message of forgiveness shaped his response to hatred and racial division. Lowe discusses his decision to step down as senior pastor of Guiding Light Church after decades of ministry and his desire to devote more time to encouraging pastors, strengthening communities, and engaging public-policy issues.

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  Jim Smitt- School Chaplains in America: Reclaiming the Mission Field and Putting Faith into Action

  Sep 17, 202623 min

  What happens when the church steps back from the schools—and what can happen when Christians step forward? On this edition of Priority Talk Radio , Greg and Bishop Jim Lowe welcome Jim Smitt of the National School Chaplains Association for a compelling conversation about the growing movement to bring trained, certified chaplains into America’s public schools. Smith shares the story behind the national school chaplaincy movement, the influence of Coach Joe Kennedy’s Supreme Court victory, and the significance of Alabama’s school chaplain legislation. The discussion explores religious freedom, the role of chaplains in supporting teachers and school staff, and why Christians should consider serving in the schools. From understanding the legal landscape to becoming certified and approaching a school principal, this conversation moves beyond ideas to practical steps for putting faith into action. Discover how pastors, church members, and community leaders can help care for educators, encourage school employees, and engage one of the most influential institutions in the lives of America’s families. Learn more at CampusChaplains.org and the National School Chaplains Association.

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  The Deception of the Last Days with Dr. Stan Cook

  Sep 16, 20261h 40m

  Stan guest hosts this full episode discussing data centers and politics in the first hour. At 49:54, Stan spends the rest of the show talking deception and the Antichrist in the last days.

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  A Need for Leadership with Tommy Littleton

  Sep 15, 20261h 37m

  Tom fills in for Greg and discusses taking on the call to be a leader in the church and the community.

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