Scott Herrold's Sos Radio Podcast

Scripture talks about taking our thoughts captive and author Holley Gerth talks about how we can practically do that. She says that anxiety is a biological automatic response, so it's natural to feel anxious at times, but she talks about how we can prevent it from controlling us. She also talks about how men and women of the Bible experienced anxiety and how they handled it. Holley talks about unlocking the peace that surpasses understanding.

Dr. Mike Bechtle talks about communication break-downs and the huge difference between communicating effectively and a monologue and why we may be delivering monologues most of the time. Dr. Bechtle will talk about listening for understanding. He will also talk about communicating where our heart is at the moment.

Author and podcast host Annie F Downs talks about how fun fits in to your adult life and whether fun truly matters anymore amidst our responsibilities. Annie talks about what fun can be. It's not just playing outside, it goes way beyond that. She also talks about the transition from a fun hobby to building a small business out of it. Annie will also talk about God's sense of humor.

Jerry B. Jenkins is a NY Times bestselling author and his son, Dallas Jenkins, created the hit TV show "The Chosen" and Jerry digs into the disciples lives and what could have motivated them. Jerry talks about Matthew being a tax collector and what the duties of a tax collector was in 1st century Israel. Jerry also digs into what the disciples could have thought after Jesus was crucified. Also, the disciples did not have the Holy Spirit walking with them like we do now. Scott and Jerry talk about how this should bring us great encouragement.

Chef Phillip Dell is an award-winning chef and he talks with Scott Herrold about some simple meal prep ideas that are cost-efficient. He will also talk about school lunch ideas for our kids. Phillip will also talk about some seasonal fruits and vegetables that we can be keeping our eyes on as the temperatures cool down and we move into autumn.

Max Lucado is an author who has sold over 145 million books. Max talks with Scott Herrold about how the Holy Spirit might be the only real unifier for our fragmented world today. They talk about how the Holy Spirit is a "person" not an "it" or a "thing." Max talks about the specific roles the Holy Spirit provides to us as a comforter, healer, and intercessor. Max also shares how he worked as a pastor for years before he realized the need for welcoming the Holy Spirit front & center in his life. If you feel like you're working hard to please God, but you just feel frustrated & tired, this discussion could be a game changer for you!

Jim Cymbala has been leading the Brooklyn Tabernacle for over 50 years and he talks about concerning trend he's seeing in 21st century American churches these days. Jim talks about the incredible power of keeping the Holy Spirit center in your Church and the consequences of when He is pushed out. He honestly talks about the division that has taken place the past few years in the Church and what we need to get that union back. He said that 42% of pastors polled would leave the Church next week if they could find a job with benefits. That is concerning! This is an honest discussion!

As the school year kicks off, author Kathy Koch talks about how we can inspire our kids to feel confident about themselves and how to address unhealthy thinking habits. She talks about discerning the difference between a mistake and failure and why we shouldn't be so quick to call something a failure. Kathy also discusses some better questions we can be asking our kids after school so we don't get the same boring answer day after day - good or fine.

Alex & Stephen Kendrick have made films like Courageous and War Room and they talk about the perfect timing of their new film, "LifeMark." Stephen talks about the importance and the value of fathers being present in the home and why it's critical for dads to be there. Alex talks about why most of the Kendrick Brothers films have a central role of a father in the main story line. They also chat about igniting our prayer life and crafting a real prayer strategy that works! For more information on the new Kendrick Brothers film, "LifeMark," head to: lifemarkmovie.com

Mark Hall from Casting Crowns recorded this interview on the same day his nephew was born and he remembers when he was a new father. He candidly talks about when he found out he has cancer and how God taught him to not only give love, but receive love too. Mark also talks about motivating our kids to go to church on Sundays. Casting Crowns Healer Tour Saturday, Sept 24 – GCU Arena in Phoenix, AZ Sunday, Sept 25 – Honda Center in Anaheim, CA Monday, Sept 26 – Dollar Loan Center in Henderson, NV Thursday, Sept 29 – Extra Mile Arena in Boise, ID

Tauren Wells talks with Scott Herrold about motivating his four boys as school is starting back up. He also shares his unique proposal story to his wife, Lorna. Tauren talks about what's he's learned about how joy is different than the emotion of happiness. Of course, we play a game of Blank Space in this podcast too! (It's a wild fill in the blank game we play with a lot of the artists we have in our podcast!)

Susie Larson talks with Scott Herrold about how we keep our strength when we're facing serious battles! She talks about how the values of surrender and humility can play a game changing role in the way you keep your strength. Susie & Scott also discuss seven questions to ask when you're noticing drama in your battles. In addition, Susie shared ideas about how to respond when God allows serious struggles in your life. This discussion will challenge AND encourage you!

Tobymac talks with Scott Herrold about lament & change after losing his 21 year old son Truett. He explains how music was NOT a form of healing for him while he was grieving. Toby talks about how he worked to lead his teenagers through such a painful time, and keep his marriage strong.  Tobymac has a new album called, "Life After Death."

Sharon Hodde Miller talks with Scott Herrold about understanding the cost of control. We don't have the ability to control people or circumstances, so why are we working so hard? Sharon explains the mistaken relationship between anxiety and control. She explains where anxiety comes from, and how to embrace the true power God promises. This discussion could be a gamechanger for you!

Gary Chapman talks about how racial divides can be mended and healed by forming cross-cultural relationships. Gary talks about how Jesus handled cross-cultural communication and what we can learn from Him. He also talks about overcoming the fear of initiating a conversation with a person of a different race or ethnicity.

Christopher Brown is the President of the National Fatherhood Initiative and he talks about the significant impact dads make in every aspect of their children's lives. Christopher talks about the research that has been done concerning when dads get involved in their kids' extracurricular activities at school and when they're involved, as opposed to when they aren't. He also talks about growing our capacity as dads and what that looks like.

Chad Veach talks about key things we need to talk about when we pray and what to do when we feel our prayers aren't connecting. Chad talks about getting past that barrier of shame and how shame can be the biggest bully. He also proposes a creative way to boost our prayer life.

Remember who you serve! It will help you make better decisions. Author, Air Force Officer, and entrepreneur Patrick Yanke talks about the forgotten value of service. Love and fear are key motivators that we often miss. This is a great discussion about what servant leadership looks like!

Rich Villodas talks about the CPR world we've been living in and what that means and how it contributes to the increased stress we've all felt. Rich references a poem from Langston Hughes and what nuggets of truth we can take from his poem and apply it to 21st century culture. He also talks about the value of confession and why it's critical to be able to let God's strength work through us.

Dave Coulier (a.k.a. Uncle Joey from Full House) talks about his time on the show and the God-ordained way he met Bob Saget. He talks about Michigan summers and one crazy summer adventure where his Dad wanted to see a very unique roadside attraction. Dave candidly shares how he reacted when Bob died in January 2022 and what he misses the most about his friendship with him. Dave talks about the new show he's in called Live & Local. You can stream it on Pure Flix.