Family Foundation Fridays Radio & Podcast

The Family Foundation’s executive director David Walls is joining Greg Williams, president of Love & Lordship and former member of The Family Foundation team, regularly on his Christian radio program to discuss important public policy issues in Kentucky from a biblical worldview.

These “Family Foundation Fridays” episodes are airing on Friday on Greg’s The Authority of Love Radio Program that airs at 11 am Monday through Friday on WJMM 99.1 in Central Kentucky. In addition, we post the video of the programs on our YouTube and Facebook pages, and post the video and podcast versions below.

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On today’s episode, David and Greg discuss the 2026 Social Conservative Convention David attended in D.C. and the need to protect kids from AI. They also discussed WNBA player Sophie Cunningham’s bold stance on protecting women from men in their sports and locker rooms.
On today’s episode, Greg was joined by Justin Warriner to discuss former Finnish Parliament member Paiva Rasanen being banned from the United Kingdom for her biblical views of marriage and human sexuality. They also discuss the rise of Democratic Socialism in Kentucky.
On today’s episode, Greg was joined by Justin and Jesse to discuss the PCUSA voting to support transgender surgeries for adults and minors. They also discussed the Netherlands euthanizing a child between the ages of 1 and 12, and the UMC dropping Asbury Seminary as an approved theological school.
On today’s episode, David and Greg discuss the foundational role Christianity played in the founding of America. They also discuss Texas adding the Bible to its list of required reading for public schools.
On today’s episode, David and Greg discuss the recent Supreme Court ruling upholding laws that keep men out of women’s sports. They also discuss the blessing of America as it turns 250 on Saturday.
On today’s episode, David and Greg discuss the 4 year anniversary of the Dobbs decision and the prevalence of abortion still today. They also discuss a survey released on the 11th anniversary of Obergefell showing a significant decrease in support for so-called “gay marriage.”