On this special Just Common Sense episode, Dr. Johnny Hunter welcomes longtime friend and ministry partner Jim Pinto—pastor, author, EWTN television host, and pro‑life advocate—to share how the message of civil rights, unity, and the sanctity of life are woven together in God’s calling for His Church.

From his early days in New Jersey shaped by the Civil Rights Movement to decades of ministry in Birmingham, Alabama, Jim reflects on how faith compelled Christians to bridge racial divides and later to defend the unborn—the voiceless victims of a new generation’s human‑rights struggle. He recounts stories of reconciliation, revival, and resistance: churches once divided now worshiping “from the same cup,” and believers learning to see the face of Christ in every person—from neighbor to preborn child.

Dr. Hunter and Jim also discuss the cost of conviction—arrests, ridicule, and grace‑filled victories—and how the same gospel that fueled Dr. King’s dream still calls men and women today to “do justly, love mercy, and walk humbly with God.”

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On this week’s Just Common Sense, Dr. Johnny Hunter and Taheiya Foster remind believers that the church is still victorious because Christ has already won.

Drawing from Matthew 16:13‑18, Revelation 12, and James 4:6‑8, the program calls Christians to resist evil agendas,stand for truth and submit fully to God’s will.From cultural confusion to biblical clarity,Dr. Hunter and Taheiya speak candidly about protecting women and children, standing against deception,and living with courage in today's society.

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Guest host Taheiya Foster steps behind the mic on Just Common Sense to explore one of life’s most defining questions — Whom will you serve?

Drawing from Proverbs 2 : 7 and Galatians 6 : 7‑9, Taheiya challenges listeners to look beyond everyday decisions to the ultimate choice between walking in God’s will or falling into the traps of the enemy.Through biblical examples — from Daniel in the lions’ den to Shadrach, Meshach & Abednego in the fire — she reminds us that choosing God leads to covering, peace, and purpose.

This message isn’t about religion — it’s about responsibility, integrity, and eternity. Choose life.

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When headlines out of Minnesota surface about government fraud, disrupted worship services, and culture‑war clashes, Dr. Hunter calls in two eyewitnesses who know both the front‑page story and the spiritual battle behind it.

Reverends Brian and Denise Walker, founders of Rich in Mercy Ministries and members of the National Black Pro‑Life Coalition, join Just Common Sense to talk about corruption, accountability, and the responsibility of God’s people to walk with integrity in dark times.

It’s a conversation that moves from politics to principle — and reminds us that JCS stands not only for Just Common Sense, but for Jesus Christ Saves.

Brian and Denise Walker:

• Rich in Mercy Ministries richinmercy.org
• Pro‑Life Action Ministries plam.org

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Your convictions might one day cost you — but how you respond will preach louder than any sermon.In this episode,

Just Common Sense host Dr.Johnny Hunter talks with Troy Newman, long‑time pro‑life activist and president of Operation Rescue, about what it means to stand firm for truth when culture pushes back hard. Arrested across multiple nations for peacefully defending unborn lives, Troy shares firsthand stories from the front lines — from jail cells to courtrooms — revealing what genuine, Christ‑like courage looks like.Inside this conversation:

• How faith, not fury, defines Christian activism.
• Learning from Dr. King’s legacy — why purity of heart must precede public action.
• How to stand for life within the law — and what to do when the law is unjust.
• Behind the scenes of the Center for Medical Progress undercover videos exposing abortion industry abuses.
• When arrest isn’t defeat — it’s discipleship.

Troy’s motto: “Jesus didn’t come to protest — He came to lay down His life.”
That’s not rebellion; that’s redemption in action.

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In this week’s Just Common Sense, Dr. Johnny Hunter, joined by his wife Pat, challenges listeners to stay alert, strong, and grounded in God’s Word. From First Peter 1:13‑16, they discuss why believers must pursue holiness, reject ignorance, and walk with integrity in a culture that calls evil good and good evil.

Dr. Hunter also unpacks current headlines—from rising flu cases and questionable medical ethics to worldwide unrest and political deception—through the lens of biblical common sense. Recorded at the studios of WCLN Christian 105.7 FM, this broadcast is a stirring reminder that wisdom, prayer, and holiness still matter in modern life.

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Dr. Hunter shows how a government decree and ancient prophecies converged to place Jesus in Bethlehem—proving that even “top-down” headlines can serve God’s plan.

“Worldly plots play into God’s plan.” In this Christmas episode, Dr. Johnny Hunter revisits the original headline—Caesar Augustus’ census (Luke 2:1)—and traces how it moved Joseph and Mary to Bethlehem, fulfilling centuries-old prophecy (Mic 5:2). With clear, devotional commentary, he walks through key promises pointing to Messiah’s birth and early years (Gen 3:15; Gen 12:3; Isa 7:14; Hos 11:1; Matt 2), the visit of the wise men, Herod’s rage, and God’s protective guidance.

The takeaway: history isn’t random—God rules over rulers, and Christ brings real peace in a turbulent season. Encouraging, Bible-saturated, and perfect for Christmas listeners.

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Dr. Johnny Hunter surveys the week’s headlines—then shows how God still weaves human plots into His perfect plan, especially at Christmas.

In this edition of Just Common Sense, Dr. Johnny Hunter walks through a stack of headlines—from federal investigations and congressional subpoenas to world violence and culture-war controversies—and asks a bigger question: Where is God in all of this? Drawing from Proverbs 2:7 and Luke 2, he reminds us that the first Christmas unfolded under a government decree, yet fulfilled divine prophecy right on time. He urges believers to guard their hearts during a stressful season, practice wise stewardship, and keep their hope anchored in Christ. If the news cycle wears you down, this conversation will re-center you on God’s sovereignty—and the Savior who still brings peace on earth.

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Practical, faith-anchored ways to keep joy intact when the headlines are heavy and home life is complicated.

The holidays can be loud—news cycles, bills, family schedules—and joy can feel like it’s on backorder. Today we’re getting practical. Not theory, not platitudes—habits you can choose this week that strengthen joy even when headlines are heavy and home is messy. We’ll reframe what biblical joy really is, walk through a few stabilizing rhythms, and build a simple 7-day plan you can start tonight. Take a breath. You’re not behind, and you’re not alone. Let’s choose joy, on purpose.

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