Priority Talk

Tom Littleton guest hosts this episode themed through Hebrews 4:12 and discusses the Word of God, the upcoming elections, and the storms rolling through the South.

Greg sits down with Paul, Jim, and Randy to discuss the upcoming elections for this Pastors' Roundtable.

Greg Davis and Jennifer Rash of TABMedia.Group bring another edition of Good News Wednesday to Priority Talk, highlighting encouraging stories of churches, ministries and Christians making a difference.Jennifer previews stories from TAB Media Group about grandparents intentionally investing in their grandchildren, empty nesters reaching out to college students, churches addressing adult-child estrangement, and volunteers bringing hope and the Gospel to people in prison. The conversation also explores the connection between childhood trauma and addiction and how churches could help make counseling more accessible to people in crisis.The hour also highlights Christian outreach across Alabama, including a large-area crusade bringing dozens of churches together, churches preparing Operation Christmas Child shoeboxes, a Clanton church making handmade jump ropes for children around the world, and opportunities such as Angel Tree and other Christmas outreach ministries.A practical and encouraging look at how ordinary churches and believers can use their time, resources and relationships to make a difference in the lives of others.

Greg and Jennifer Rash welcome Herbie Gear, who lived in Israel for 38 years, for a firsthand perspective on the October 7 attacks and their continuing impact on Israel and the Jewish people. Gear shares what he experienced that morning while living in Israel, how his ministry became an emergency relief center following the attacks, and what he witnessed as Israelis faced rocket attacks and the trauma of the hostages. The conversation also addresses rising antisemitism, the importance of standing with the Jewish community, praying for both Israelis and Palestinians, and why Christians must reject hatred while recognizing the need for vigilance and security. Gear also discusses his ministry work now serving churches and communities in Tuscaloosa County.

Greg and Jennifer Rash welcome Jill Hoven, a registered nurse and creator of Brain Boosters, a unique faith-based resource designed to encourage brain and memory wellness through education, practical tips, Scripture and 145 puzzles in each book. Jill shares the personal story behind the project, beginning with her mother's battle with short-term memory loss and her own desire to help families facing memory challenges.Jill explains the science and strategy behind the puzzles, how repetition and engaging different parts of the brain can support cognitive activity, and why brain health is something worth addressing long before memory problems develop. She also introduces the two Brain Boosters books—Faith & Memory and Soul, Mind & Body—and explains how each combines brain-health principles with a biblical perspective on caring for the whole person.A thoughtful conversation about memory, wellness, faith, aging and the importance of exercising both our minds and our spiritual lives.