Pastor Scott looks at Pride month, CNN's coverage of President Biden's health vs their coverage of Donald Trumps health and holds Open Phone Friday.

Pastor Scott continues Open Phone Friday, take calls on any topic!

Pastor Scott is joined by Ed Stetzer of the Talbot School of Theology. Pastor Scott and Ed speak on the loss of Christians attending church, The need for more young Christians to congregate, today's Christian culture and much more!

Pastor Scott looks at Joe Biden adding to the number of times he's been seen falling. Scott also asks listeners if they would pay a toll to use freeways in California? This comes after officials float the idea of adding new fees to L.A. freeways.

Nvidia becomes a $1 trillion company, thanks to A.I. boom. Scott takes calls from listeners about their perspectives on this new tech coming to a broader spectrum. 

Paul & Brad give their story about Kappa Studio success and their belief in God.

Pastor Scott is joined by Ralph Drollinger, founder of Capital Ministries. Capital Ministries provides a weekly Bible study to U.S. Representatives, Senators and local governments. Ralph Speaks on why it is important to pray for our leaders whether you agree with their political beliefs or not and why providing bible studies to those at the local level is necessary.  Ralph also speaks on Capitol Ministries mission which seeks to evangelize elected and appointed political leaders and lead them toward maturity in Christ and how Capital Ministries stays away from politics and concentrates on the hearts of leaders.

Pastor Scott looks at Dodgers Pitcher Clayton Kershaw said he disagreed with the Dodgers’ decision to honor the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence during the team’s upcoming Pride Night game, and that he approached the organization about expediting his announcement of the club’s relaunching of Christian Faith and Family Day as a response. Scott asks listeners what they think of the Dodgers announcing the return of their faith and family night and if it is too little too late for this.

Pastor Scott looks at Ron DeSantis choosing to launch his presidential campaign in Twitter Spaces, a live audio streaming platform. The announcement has been criticized for it’s technical issues like the audio feed being affected by feedback, outages, and garbled audio. Nonetheless, Ron DeSantis was able to announce his candidacy. Scott asks listeners if they’ve ever grown from failing or learned from a mistake. Scott also holds open phone Friday.

Pastor Scott continues to take calls from listeners on any topic for open phone Friday.

Scott is speaking with India Partners Intl about the funds they're raising to save exploited children in poverty stricken areas of India

Scott is speaking with India Partners Intl about the funds they're raising to save exploited children in poverty stricken areas of India

Social media company TikTok has been banned in Montana. TikTok responded by filing a lawsuit against the state in an attempt to have the banned overturned. Pastor Scott looks at the story and asks listeners to call in and respond. Pastor Scott is joined by Becky Harling of The Connected Mom Podcast to speak on social medias influence on kids, how mothers can connect better with god and much more.

In the continued saga the Los Angeles Dodgers have now apologizes to the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, a group of self-described queer and trans “nuns”, after removing them from their Pride Night.

Tim Scott formally launched his presidential campaign, joining a growing field of Republican candidates looking to capture their party’s nomination. With Tim Scott being so open about his Christian faith, Pastor Scott asks listeners if that plays a role in the way they vote?

According to a new survey from the closely watched General Social Survey, only half of Americans now say they are sure God exists. Scott asks listeners why the number keeps declining?

Pastor Scott is once again joined by Dr. Ingrid Skop of the Lozier institute. Dr. Skop bring our listeners up to speed on the conflicting court rulings on the dangerous Abortion Kill Pill that kills babies and has killed and injured women.

Scott remembers Famed evangelical minister Timothy Keller who died Friday morning after a battle with pancreatic cancer at the age of 72. Scott also continues Open Phone Friday, taking calls on any topic.

An Illinois teacher of over 20 years had police officers called on her after she gave her middle school students and LGBTQ book entitled “This Book Is Gay” to her students during a “book tasting” for students in March. Pastor Scott asks listeners what they think about teachers offering young students books like this? And what should be done about it?

Pastor Scott is joined by the Associate Pastor of Crossline Community Church, Greg Munck. Greg and Pastor Scott speak on his new book The Guide: Survival, Warfighting, Peacemaking, his story of growing up with a with a drug-addicted father and how when the anxiety and anger inside of him were starting to vent and rumble, the United States Marines and a long boat ride to Kuwait to fight in the Gulf War intervened to change the trajectory of his life and led him to God. Pastor Scott also looks at U.S. Senator John Fetterman calling on President Joe Biden to consider using the 14th Amendment to avoid a default on the nation’s debt.

The Texas legislature has passed a bill allowing schools to hire chaplains in addition to school counselors. Critics of the bill, however, warned that it would result in proselytization and diminish the separation of church and state. Pastor Scott asks listeners what they think of the bill, and should it be something enforced around the country?

Twitter owner Elon Musk has defended his controversial social-media presence, saying he will "say what I want" even if it loses him money. This came during an interview with CSNBC’s David Faber when Elon Musk was responding to accusations of antisemitism on Twitter, after his tweet George Soros "hates humanity" was criticized. This leads Pastor Scott to ask listeners if they’ve ever felt like they needed to stand their ground no matter the cost? Pastor Scott also looks at the Los Angeles Dodgers officially removed the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, a group of "queer and trans nuns," from their June 16th LGBTQ+ pride night after receiving backlash from religious groups given the history of anti-Catholic messaging and shocking performances by the group.

The special counsel-led investigation looking into the FBI's probe of Russian interference in the 2016 Trump campaign has ended and found that the FBI did not have enough intelligence to merit a full Trump-Russia investigation. Scott reacts to the news and takes calls from listeners wanting to share their thoughts.

Pastor Scott’s son James turns 14 today. Pastor Scott is looking at the differences between growing up now and when he was a teenager and asks listeners if they would prefer to grow up in today’s culture?

Scott is speaking on the Presidents statement about the ‘Visible’ white supremacy that exists in our nation. Do you experience any racial confrontation based upon your ethnicity? Do you get confronted for your faith in Jesus Christ? Scott takes calls based upon the topic.

Scott brings the complaining of sanctuary cities to our attention on the show today, and Scott has a follow up question, where are we going to find the room to fit the massive fluctuation of incoming migrants? Scott takes calls based upon the question.

We replay Scott's topic of the future of the world with AI becoming a very prominent part of our lives. 

National test scores released on Wednesday showed a marked drop in students’ knowledge of U.S. history and civics. This has been attributed to the Covid Lockdowns.Scott reacts to the declining test scores and takes calls from listeners.

Pastor Scott reacts to A Manhattan jury finding former President Donald J. Trump liable for sexually abusing and defaming E. Jean Carroll and awarded her $5 million in damages. Scott takes calls from listeners wanting to react to the charges against Donald Trump.

Pastor Scott looks at comments made by President biden and Karine Jean-Pierre claiming ‘extremist’ Republicans are trying to reduce the rate of spending growth. Scott asks listeners what they are willing to give up to reduce the national debt.

Pastor Scott looks at NY banning gas stoves and how this can happen in other areas of the country. Scott asks listeners for their thoughts on the ban.

Pastor Scott looks at the Coronation of King Charles the 3rd and how many of the traditions are rooted in the Christian faith. Scott asks listeners to call in with any odd family traditions they may have.

Pastor Scott asks listeners if they have any plans for the weekend? Scott asks listeners if they have people to make plans with or if they struggle with loneliness? Pastor Scott also takes calls on any topic for Open Phone Friday.

Pastor Scott continues Open Phone Friday and looks at big events happening this weekend in the Kentucky Derby and the Coranation of King Charles III.

Pastor Scott looks at the National Day of Prayer and looks at thing we should be praying for with all the turmoil in our country. Scott also asks listeners to call in and share what they are praying for.

Scott is joined by Bishop Kenneth Ulmer to speak on the upcoming KKLA Pastors Breakfast on Wednesday, May 10, 2023 at Shepherd Church in Porter Ranch. Pastor Scott and Bishop Ulmer speak on the state of the church, what we must do to continue the recent revival across the country and his future after fulfilling his calling as Senior Pastor at Faithful Center Bible Church in Inglewood, CA.

Pastor Scott is joined by Katie Smith, the two-time Amazon Bestselling author of Katie’s Seventh Grade Prayer Journal. She speaks on being kidnapped and raped at the age of 11 but through already having God’s word in her heart she was able to overcome it. Scott and Katie also take calls from listeners wanting to react to her story.

National test scores released on Wednesday showed a marked drop in students’ knowledge of U.S. history and civics. This has been attributed to the Covid Lockdowns. Scott reacts to the declining test scores and takes calls from listeners.

The Writers Guild of America has gone on strike after last-minute talks with The Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers failed to produce a new contract. With writers on strike Scott looks at how studios may look to A.I. like ChatGPT or other programs like it to help write scripts. Scott asks listeners to call in and weigh in on the topic.

Title 42, a Trump-era policy that gives the government power to automatically expel undocumented migrants, is set to expire on May 11th. U.S. border cities are bracing for a surge of migrants as Title 42 ends. Scott looks at how these cities are preparing and what the federal government is planning on doing to help. Scott takes calls from listeners wanting to react and what they think needs to be done.

Pastor Scott speaks with Rabbi Schneider of Discovering the Jewish Jesus. They speak on his program and movement Taking the Rainbow back where he is working to restore the rainbow’s meaning to its original God-given purpose and message.

Pastor Scott is joined by Dave Cox of ZOE International to speak on what his non-profit organization does to combat human trafficking, They speak on SB14, a bill that would include human trafficking in the lists of crimes that are defined as serious under California law, making the crime a strike under the Three Strikes law and give information on how listeners can help get SP 14 Passed. They also react to the recent HHS whistle blower telling Congress that the government is delivering migrant children to human traffickers. 

Nikki Haley has come out and claims that there is a good chance that President Biden may not live through his next term if he is reelected and that people who vote for him are really voting for Kamala Harris to be our next President. Scott asks listeners If president Biden is too old and if they would be ok with Kamala Harris taking over. It’s also Open Phone Friday and Pastor Scott takes Listener calls on any topic.

Pastor Scott takes listeners calls on any topic. Scott also looks at a call from the previous hour in which they stated they had left the faith due to not being able to question anything. Scott asks listeners if they feel this way?

Randi Weingarten, president of the American Federation of Teachers, testified on what influence her organization had on school closures during the COVID-19 pandemic, before a House subcommittee. Scott reacts to the hearing and looks at the effects school closures during the pandemic had on kids.

Pastor Scott looks at Tucker Carlson making his first statement after leaving Fox News. With AI being used more to spoof celebrities and public figures Pastor Scott asks listeners what they think about it. With his son graduating from 8th grade Pastor Scott's wife didn't think it was something most schools did so Scott asks listeners if they graduated from 8th grade.

Pastor Scott is joined by author Kynthia Furgis. They speak on lawlessness and how the Bible covers everything that we are seeing today

Pastor Scott reacts to President Joe Biden censoring himself during a press conference yesterday. This leads Scott to ask listeners if they are ok with Politicians using curse words? And how do they feel about curse words in everyday life and media?