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Scott speaks with Lynsi Snyder, the owner of In-n-Out, and her husband Sean Ellingson of the ‘Slave 2 Nothing’ Foundation, discussing the restaurant's expansion into the southeast.
Later, the great words of Martin Luther King's “I had a dream” speech. Scott plays clips of it and shares some words from his family.
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With the Mega Millions pot jumping up to $1.35 billion Scott asks listeners if they think it is ok to play the lottery or should Christians avoid it? He also asks what they would do with that much money.
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President Joe Biden was questioned in a press conference about his possession of classified documents in his home. Scott plays some recaps and highlights from his answers to some of the questions he was asked.
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Scott talks about the price hikes that are aimed at natural gas consumers. Also, the recent interruptions delaying flights across the nation...government officials aren’t giving any explanation as to why these issues are taking so long to fix. How does this affect you?
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Scott is diving into one of the most looked-over subjects we don’t really consider anytime it rains. Can you legally collect your rainwater?
Also, Scott plays audio clips about the press asking President Joe Biden about some classified documents that were found in his possession. The media is doing its best to backtrack on what Is said about this situation. Scott and callers discuss.
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Scott is speaking with Rabbi Kurt Schneider about his new book he has coming out that talks about the Old Testament and how Christians and Jews can both come to agreeance on. Scott and Kurt take excerpts from the book and elaborate on it.
Later, Scott applauds Damar Hamlin and his successful recovery after his collapse on the field after a tackle he made. Scott talks about all the prayers he received for his recovery.
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The Buffalo Bills held a press conference for the first time since their safety Damar Hamlin Suffered a heart attack on the field during their game with the Cincinnati Bengals on Monday Night Football this week. We discuss.
Also, on the anniversary of the January 6th US Capitol Attack, Scott asks the question should this date be remembered and looked back on like other dates are? or should it just be left alone?
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Scott discusses the recent reports of the numbers of migrants that are being processed at the border. Turns out that the number are drastic and is worthy of being deemed as a humanitarian crisis.
Also, what makes a leader? Who do we follow as a leader? Scott goes on to describe traits that make someone influential to others, which ultimately makes a leader.
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Scott is speaking about the division on the congressional floor in attempts to appoint a new speaker of the house. They are reaching day number 4 in the attempt to assign a new speaker; do you think it will go on further?
Scott is diving into a deep topic on today's show. Scott gives us data that he researched about our existence as a human race and where we sit on the timeline of earth. Research says that we are going to face an extinction in our future. Do you believe in that? Or do you believe we can change the outcome?
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Scott talks about the scary moment during the Buffalo Bills game Monday night. Sharing prayer and words of encouragement for Damar Hamlin as he remains in critical condition in the hospital. Scott takes prayers from callers.
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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.