NFL News: Scott Hanson relies in faith after Charlie Kirk killing

Host “NFL RedZone” Scott Hanson said the United States needs a “reasonable conversation” after the murder Charlie Kirk.

Hanson, 54, enters its 17th season as host “NFL RedZone” And it was very open about her faith in her career. Hanson said Fox News Digital in a recent interview that was a Christian “Foundation of my life” and that is one of the biggest things about the United States, including freedom of religion and freedom of speech.

“I love our country and I think it’s one of our country’s freedoms that we enjoyed and paid people who often never met, and one of these biggest freedoms is the freedom of religion, freedom of speech,” Hanson said.

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Hanson said he was grateful for that United States is a place where people can be expressed.

“I am grateful to be very partly partly partly partly divided and of course we know the last day, that people freely disagree on things and showing their beliefs, believe in the setting in the environment,” Hanson said.

“Maybe we don’t agree on everything, but at least I respect your right to say that, that he is a Christian, it is the foundation of my life, I think, Jesus Christ is my Lord and Savior, and IMAIDE ME.”

“I Don’t Ever Want To Push Anything On Anyone Else, Knowing What My Identity Is, and Who I Find My Identity In. And I’ll Share That With People If They Care To Know, and I Fully Respect It. If Someone Is On The Exact Opposite Side Of That, Or Someone Thinks That It’s Foolish To Have Faith. And Would Hope That We Could Have A Reasonable Conversation About That. I Do Think Our Country Needs That More Than Anything. “

When asked about how he first retains prayer during the time of time in the country, Hanson said he turned to God.

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“Well, you asked, how do I keep my prayer in this way? I can make sense for some madness to see that everything I believe that everything, I believe that it was all, it was to our human minds.

“When I’ve Exulted, I Pray; When I Confused, I Pray; When I Am Angry, I Pray. And The One and Follow Tells Me To Love My Enemies And Pray for Those Who Are On Other Sides Of Whatever Ideology, Religion, Political Aisles, Whatever It Is. And We Need That now more than you are understanding and love for our fellow man. BeCause It’s Tragic. It’s Tragic. What we saw yesterday, and what we’ve seen in our society. “

“Yes, I don’t want to get emotionally about it, because I just thought, where should we go? Where should we go? Where should we go? Where should we go? Where should we go Here we go? Where should we go? Where should we go? Where should we go? Where should we go? Where should we go? Where? Where should we go? “

Hanson said that in these times, he turned to God and pray for help.

“It’s for me to start and finish my prayer. I say,” Lord, you control all this. I’m not. Please, be, be God in this situation and help me help us “”, “Hanson said.

“Yes, I don’t want to preach or anything. But that’s really where I fall for it, you know. Where else can I still?”

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Hanson is associated with Love for their campaign “Earn your Sunday”.

For millions of NFL fans, on Sundays are soccer, family and tradition. With “Earn Your Sunday”, “Hunting is encouraging the same commitment and preparation for their teams in their homes. Hanson has to get his home project done during the week so that fans can enjoy their football on Sundays.

“LOVE has been up to a great campaign this year, it is a concept that we need to work in the house, how you comforted it in the ounce of Scott,” he said that he said in Uncott, “he said in Uncott” If he said in Uncott “said in Uncott,” he said in SCOTT or with his favorite football team, or with his Sunday team team, “he said that he was in his uncle on Friday or Saturday.

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“I think this campaign will really go with fans this year, because none of us want to sit on the couch all day on Sunday and feel guilty. We want to know” Ah, they did projects. “You’re going to Love’s, you get things you need to make projects done in your house. You deserve your week.”

Philadelphia Eagles Go back Sakuon Barklei, Minnesota Vikings Viding Receiver Justin Jefferson, San Francisco 49ers Restore Christian McCuffrey and Dallas Cowboys Quarterback Dak Prescott are all among NFL stars that support Love’s campaign.

“It will be a lot of fun this season,” Hanson said.

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