Scott is joined by Adam Holz of Plugged In to discuss his new book Becoming a Screen-Savvy Family: How to Navigate a Media-Saturated World And Why We Should, new releases like the Reagan movie and Beetlejuice 2 and how they differ when it comes to family friendly content. They also discuss how we can use movies to start deeper conversations with our children. Scott also looks at the Presidential Debate and fact checks some of the comments made by the candidates.

Scott is joined by Nicole Hunt to discuss The presidential debate, factchecking the comments made by Kamala Harris on abortion, Jim Daly’s letter to the ABC president following the debate, abortion bills on ballots in November and how these bills affect us all. Scott continues to factcheck the candidates and listeners share their stories of how abortion has affected them personally.

Scott looks at residents of Springfield, Ohio sharing their grievances on Haitian immigrants not assimilating to the American culture during a city commission meeting. Scott asks listeners what they think and how should we look at immigration through a Christian Perspective?

Scott looks at the upcoming presidential debate and some questions that should be addressed. Scott is joined by Tim Spivey, Vice President for Spiritual Life at Pepperdine University. Scott and Tim discuss how he came to Pepperdine, how he feels about the new generation, the upcoming Pepperdine Worship Summit 2024, How this event can help bring people to Christ and much more!

Scott looks at the father of Colt Gray, the teen suspect in the Apalachee High School shooting, appearing in court Friday to face multiple charges stemming from this week's deadly attack. We also hold Open Line Friday.

Scott looks at the heat wave hitting SoCal that are going to be some of the highest temperatures we have seen in years. Scott asks listeners what they do to keep cool? Scott also looks at viral videos of people asking their Amazon Alexa devices why they should vote for Donald Trump and why they should vote for Kamala Harris. While the Alexa device gives an answer for Kamala it refused to give any for Donald Trump. Scott asks listeners what they think of the AI’s answers?

Scott looks at the shooting at Apalachee High School in Georgia that left two students and two teachers dead, along with nine others wounded. Kamala Harris and President Biden addressed the incident at a rally and push for Gun safety. Scott asks listeners if gun safety is the problem or is it bigger than that? And why does it tend to be boys more often than not?

Scott is joined by singer-songwriter Matt Redman. Scott and Matt discuss the power of music, his testimony, how you can relate to someone through music and invites listeners to WOR/TH Night of Worship at Biola university on 9/7 and what the meaning of WOR/TH is and what listeners can expect from the event. Listeners also share how worship music has impacted their lives!

Protesters took to the streets Sunday night after six more hostages were found dead in Gaza, chanting “Now! Now!” as they demanded that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reach a cease-fire with Hamas to bring the remaining captives home. President Biden also called Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu out for the deaths. Scott asks listeners what they think needs to be done?

Scott gives his thoughts on the CNN interview with Vice President and Democrat party nominee Kamala Harris and her VP running mate MN Gov. Tim Walz. #KamalaHarris #TimWalz #CNN #DanaBash #Politics 

More listeners weigh in on the 2024 election. Plus, is Jurassic Park coming to life?  #JurassicPark #politics 

#OuterSpace #Nasa #ElonMusk 

#Jesus #Questions

Scott looks at Kamala running on being the candidate of “joy”. Scott looks at how this may be a false claim and how the country is dealing with a lack of joy. Listeners call in with what brings them joy and if their party wins the election will it really bring them any real joy?

Scott looks at Lawmakers looking to make California the first in the country to make undocumented immigrants eligible for up to $150,000 in state-supported home loans. Participants in the program must be first-time homebuyers, and at least one must be a first-generation homebuyer, while income levels must be below certain limits depending on the county where the recipient lives. Scott asks listeners what they think of this when so many citizens are struggling to buy homes themselves?

Scott looks at Kamala Harris' Acceptance speech that closed out the DNC last night. Scott asks listeners what they thought and holds Open Line Friday!

Scoot looks at RFK Jr. has dropping out of the presidential race and giving his endorsement to Donald Trump. We also continue Open Line Friday.

Dr. Joannie DeBrito joins Scott to discuss how we can to prepare our kids for success while in college, likely issues that kids should be prepared for as they start college this year, general guidelines for communicating with their child in college, help college students figure out where to go to get help if they are struggling and how the can prepare them to take care of themselves. Scott looks at how our view on college education has changed and how can we prepare our kids for what they may come across while attending school.

Scott continues to look at Tim Walz’s speech at last nights DNC. Dana Bash compared the way the RNC and DNC showed manliness and masculinity in different lights. Scott asks listeners what they think Manliness is and if there is a clear definition of it? And how do we look at masculinity and manliness from a biblical perspective?

Lunden Roberts joins Scott to discuss her child with Hunter Biden, How they met, How motherhood changed her, how her daughter feels about being part of the Biden family, if she holds any animosity towards the Biden Family and much more. Scott looks at forgiveness and asks listeners to call in and share any stories they may have of a single mother.

Night 2 of the DNC was headlines by speeches from Michelle and Barack Obama. Both speeches received praise from multiple news outlets. The speeches also took multiple shots at Donald Trump. Listeners call in and respond to his speech and how divisive a lot of it was. Scott asks listeners what they do for the Kingdom of God? 

President Joe Biden gave his speech at night one of the DNC. Many have critiqued the time of his speech as he spoke around 11:30pm. Scott looks at the reaction to his speech and how many feel that he was pushed out of his spot due to his low chance of winning. Listeners call in to respond.

Kitty Davis-Walker Joins Scott to discuss Newsom’s continued push to clean up homelessness in California, how he may be going about it the wrong way, what we need to do to fix the problem instead of covering it up, how spending needs to be fixed, why URM’s program is different and much more. Scott also looks at Long Beach clearing out homeless encampments and WayMo the self driving ride share service causing trouble for residents.

Jeff Johnston of Focus on the Family joins Scott to discuss how to Prep Kids for Stressful School Changes, how to handle “gender inclusive” bathrooms, School health clinics and counseling services that ask inappropriate questions, How to successfully stand up for their religious beliefs in school, what parents can do to influence school curriculum and much more.

Pro Hamas protesters were spotted outside of the first day of the DNC. Tammy Bruce claimed that she believes that the Democratic party doesn’t believe in the future because of their willingness not to have children. Scott looks at the claims and listeners call in to respond. Scott looks at the policies being proposed by both parties and how they could affect our daily lives.

The U.S. Attorney for the Central District of California announced during a press conference that five defendants, including two doctors, were arrested and charged with multiple counts in Matthew Perry's death. Scott looks at the continues drug problem across the country and holds Open Line Friday.

Scott looks at the possibility of Kamala Harris reintroducing price control into our economy and how the first run of it worked for our country. Scott also continues Open Line Friday.

Kamala Harris continues to duck the media and Scott looks at the media giving her a pass and why they aren’t pressing her for more answers. Without asking questions how will we know what Kamala Harris stands for if we can’t ask her the tough questions? Scott asks listeners how they answer the tough questions like How are they saved and why?

Scott looks at the Elon Musk and Donald Trump conversation on X. CNN has used excerpts of the interview to make it look like Trump was downplaying nuclear weapons. Scott looks at the entire exchange between Trump and Musk and how his comments were taking out of context. Scott asks listeners what they think of this?

The Olympics have come to an end and Scott reacts to Imane Khelif winning Gold and response from those in the media. Listeners call in with their thoughts. Scott also reacts to Olympic athletes who gave praise to God after winning Gold and how there were still athletes that shared the word with their platform.

JD Vance appeared on CNN's State of the Union being interviewed by Dana Bash. Bash pressed Vance on issues while Vance pushed back claiming that why aren’t they pressing Kamala as hard? Scott asks listeners if we are getting distracted too easily when it comes to something as important as the next president? Mayor Karen Bass was handed they Olympic flag at the closing ceremonies for the 2024 Olympics. Scott asks listeners where they think we will be 4 years from now at the next Olympics?

It is the anniversary of the resignation of Richard Nixon. Nixon spoke for 15 minutes as he announced that he would become the first president to resign the position. The news came amid impeachment proceedings against the president for his involvement in the infamous Watergate scandal. Scott looks at the circumstances and asks listeners if they’ve ever gone through failures and how God has used it in his life to come out better on the other side?

Three planned Taylor Swift concerts in Vienna were canceled after news broke of an alleged terror attack on the venue. It has come out that one of the men were radicalized via the internet. Scott asks listeners if they are worried about the threat of a possible attack. Scott also looks at Van Jones asking if Josh Shapiro may have been snubbed as Kamala Harris’ running mate due to him being Jewish. Scott asks listeners if this is acceptable to say on air or do we need to call things like this out?

Kamala Harris has announced her running mate in Minnesota Governor Tim Walz. Scott looks at her campaign and how she is performing at a higher level than expected. Scott also looks at the polls and even though people believe Donald Trump would do a better job on the top issues many are still voting for Kamala. Scott asks listeners why they think people would still vote for her when they believe someone else would do a better job?

Now that Tim Walz has been named the Democratic running mate of Vice President Kamala Harris Scott looks at his stance on the big issues and asks listeners what they think of the choice?

Officer Deon Joseph Joins Pastor Scott to discuss his experience as an officer on Skid Row, Gov. Newsom’s order to dismantle homeless encampments, What should be done?, What should people know and understand about what happens in the encampments, its effect on crime, why we must band together to help solve the homeless crisis and why he chooses to work on Skid Row.

Stocks fell sharply on Monday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average posting its worst day in nearly two years, as worries over the health of the U.S. economy sparked a global market sell-off. Scott asks listeners how do you deal with bad economic news?