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Scott Furrow holds open phone Friday and takes calls from listeners on any topic. He also takes calls from listeners who would like to honor a friend or family member that has served in the military.
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Scott and Mr. Huerta speak on how we can process and cope with the recent school shooting in Uvalde, Texas and the trauma it may cause in a healthy way. They elaborate on that statement by saying how other children will look at the horror this tragedy caused and will know what kind of repercussions this act of evil can produce.
Then, Scott is taking callers stories of their memorial day heroes that served our country. Callers honor their beloved heroes either here with us, or up with the lord. Scott prays for the men and women that serve this country and gives his upmost gratitude for the forces that protect us.
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Scott and Mr. Huerta speak on how we can process and cope with the recent school shooting in Uvalde, Texas and the trauma it may cause in a healthy way. They elaborate on that statement by saying how other children will look at the horror this tragedy caused and will know what kind of repercussions this act of evil can produce.
Then, Scott is taking callers stories of their memorial day heroes that served our country. Callers honor their beloved heroes either here with us, or up with the lord. Scott prays for the men and women that serve this country and gives his upmost gratitude for the forces that protect us.
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Scott adds more prayer and guidance for the families afflicted by this devastating tragedy that took place in Uvalde Texas. Scott takes calls of other callers offering condolences and prayers for the children and other faculty that have gone with the lord. Scott offers words of unity that would rejoin us as a whole to oust the evils of this world. The more we are united, the less we would have to face tragedy from people who feel so alone and angry in this world.
Also, In a world of peak violence, where does the Christian values stand above the evil? As crime and violence escalades, the Christian values get buried under the rubble of the conflict. Scott speaks on how to keep strong and stay within the lords flock, and reminds us of the ones who wander off in their own worldly desire, will be tempted by evil and commit sin. Scott takes calls on tips and opinions about what we can do as a Christian society to negate tragedies from even being fathomed.
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Scott adds more prayer and guidance for the families afflicted by this devastating tragedy that took place in Uvalde Texas. Scott takes calls of other callers offering condolences and prayers for the children and other faculty that have gone with the lord. Scott offers words of unity that would rejoin us as a whole to oust the evils of this world. The more we are united, the less we would have to face tragedy from people who feel so alone and angry in this world.
Also, In a world of peak violence, where does the Christian values stand above the evil? As crime and violence escalades, the Christian values get buried under the rubble of the conflict. Scott speaks on how to keep strong and stay within the lords flock, and reminds us of the ones who wander off in their own worldly desire, will be tempted by evil and commit sin. Scott takes calls on tips and opinions about what we can do as a Christian society to negate tragedies from even being fathomed.
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Scott Furrow comments on the school shooting at an elementary school in Uvalde, Texas on Tuesday, killing 14 children and a teacher, in the deadliest shooting at an elementary school since the devastating attack at Sandy Hook Elementary in Newtown, Connecticut. in 2012.
Scott also speaks with Jim Daly of Focus on the family to take a closer look at Roe v Wade possibly being overturned.
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Scott Furrow comments on the school shooting at an elementary school in Uvalde, Texas on Tuesday, killing 14 children and a teacher, in the deadliest shooting at an elementary school since the devastating attack at Sandy Hook Elementary in Newtown, Connecticut. in 2012.
Scott also speaks with Jim Daly of Focus on the family to take a closer look at Roe v Wade possibly being overturned.
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Scott Furrow gives his thoughts on A new report detailing how survivors of abuse by Southern Baptist Convention pastors and staff encountered “resistance, stonewalling, and hostility” by some in Southern Baptist Convention leadership.
Later, Scott looks at the recent rise in Monkeypox diagnosis and asks listeners if they believe this is something they feel we should be worried about. Scott also looks at President Joe Biden's claim the US will defend Taiwan if China decides to invade it.
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Scott Furrow gives his thoughts on A new report detailing how survivors of abuse by Southern Baptist Convention pastors and staff encountered “resistance, stonewalling, and hostility” by some in Southern Baptist Convention leadership.
Later, Scott looks at the recent rise in Monkeypox diagnosis and asks listeners if they believe this is something they feel we should be worried about. Scott also looks at President Joe Biden's claim the US will defend Taiwan if China decides to invade it.
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So Cal Live! with Scott Furrow. Today's Issues from a Christian Perspective. Weekdays from 3:00pm to 5:00pm.
Scott Furrow combines a quick wit, theological knowledge and wisdom, a strong grasp of the news, and empathy for issues facing our listeners. Scott's passion and calling has been encouraging people to grow in their faith and to be more Kingdom-minded in everyday life.
Born and raised in Southern California, Scott graduated from UC Riverside, earning a bachelor’s degree in history/law and society. Scott’s career has included roles in politics, government, media relations, as well as the corporate marketplace. He received his Master of Divinity degree from Bethel Theological Seminary in San Diego as was a pastor for 25 years. For two hours each weekday, Scott brings hope and encourages K-PRAISE listeners to be salt and light in today’s rapidly changing culture.