Just Common Sense

Just Common Sense is a weekly Christian podcast hosted by Dr. Johnny Hunter, a lifelong Pro-Life advocate, pastor, and national voice for biblical truth in modern culture. Each episode delivers common sense conservative insights grounded in faith, family values, and the sanctity of life—addressing the chaos of today’s world with clarity, conviction, and a Christ-centered worldview. Whether tackling abortion issues, cultural shifts, or biblical responses to political trends, Dr. Hunter brings wisdom, boldness, and years of ministry experience to every conversation. 📌 New episodes drop every Thursday. 👉 Visit Just Common Sense Radio to learn more.

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  Just Common Sense | 181 | Seminary in a Suitcase II: Back from Bolivia

  Sep 24, 202629 min

  Pastor Dale Paschall traveled to Bolivia to teach pastors. But after the teaching was finished, another assignment was waiting. In this episode of Just Common Sense, Dr. Johnny Hunter and Pat welcome Pastor Dale back from his first overseas mission trip for Part Two of “Seminary in a Suitcase.” Dale shares stories from Santa Cruz and Cochabamba—from adjusting to life at 8,000 feet in the Andes and experiencing Bolivian culture to working through an interpreter and watching pastors and their families arrive after long workdays for hours of biblical training. The team began with MyCircle training, equipping believers to have Gospel conversations with the people already around them. Then came five nights of IBAC training, where Dale and the team helped teach the doctrine of the Holy Spirit to local pastors and believers. But one of the most memorable moments happened after Dale thought his teaching assignment was finished. A local pastor invited him to visit a prison for young men ages 14–17. Dale shared his testimony, taught from 1 Timothy 4:12 and reminded them that their present circumstances didn't prevent them from living for God. By the end of the visit, 18 young men had come forward and professed faith in Jesus.It's a conversation about missions, discipleship and what can happen when Christians take the Great Commission seriously enough to simply say yes to the next opportunity. If this helped you: Subscribe and share with a friend who needs hope today. To connect and learn more, visit learninc.org Listen to Just Common Sense on your favorite podcast app.

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  Just Common Sense | 180 | Soul Refreshing Common Sense and Discernment

  Sep 17, 202629 min

  Should Christians stop following the news because so much of it produces fear, anger and discouragement? Dr. Johnny Hunter says no. But we do need discernment. In this episode of Just Common Sense, Dr. Hunter, Pat and Tahea begin with Proverbs 3:21–22 and its instruction to hold tightly to common sense and discernment because they “will refresh your soul.” From there, they consider what that principle means for the information we consume every day. Dr. Hunter argues that Christians shouldn't become uninformed simply because the news is troubling. Instead, believers should learn to recognize trustworthy reporting, identify agendas, question unreliable sources and continually return to Scripture as their ultimate source of truth. The conversation moves through several current stories involving alleged pandemic-relief fraud, immigration investigations, food-ingredient regulation and religious-liberty disputes. But the larger challenge remains the same through each story: don't simply consume information—discern it. And when the headlines become overwhelming, remember where a Christian's confidence ultimately belongs: not in a news organization, political movement or government agency, but in God. If this helped you: Subscribe and share with a friend who needs hope today. To connect and learn more, visit learninc.org Listen to Just Common Sense on your favorite podcast app.

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  Just Common Sense | 179 | Remember 9/11 (A History Lesson)

  Sep 10, 202630 min

  Twenty-five years after September 11, remembering what happened isn't enough. What did we learn from it? In this episode of Just Common Sense, Dr. Johnny Hunter, Pat Hunter and Ta'Heya use the 25th anniversary of 9/11 as a starting point for a much broader conversation about history, current events, biblical prophecy and Christian responsibility. The discussion begins with an update from Pastor Dale Paschall in Bolivia before turning to Jesus' words in Matthew 24 about wars, deception, persecution, lawlessness and the continuing proclamation of the Gospel. From there, Dr. Hunter moves through current headlines and asks listeners to evaluate the culture not simply through politics, fear or outrage, but through Scripture. The conversation ultimately lands in Proverbs 6 and the things Scripture says God hates—including pride, lying, shedding innocent blood, devising wicked plans and stirring up conflict. The challenge is bigger than remembering a date. Learn from history, know what Scripture teaches, remain engaged, find a faithful church, serve where God has placed you, and keep proclaiming the Gospel. If this helped you: Subscribe and share with a friend who needs hope today. To connect and learn more, visit learninc.org Listen to Just Common Sense on your favorite podcast app.

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  Just Common Sense | 178 | Seminary in a Suitcase: Pastor Dale Paschall

  Sep 3, 202628 min

  What does the Great Commission look like when the people you're discipling are themselves pastors? In this episode of Just Common Sense, Dr. Johnny Hunter and Pat Hunter welcome Pastor Dale Paschall of Cliffdale Community Church as he prepares to travel from Fayetteville, North Carolina, to Bolivia for a week of intensive biblical training. Dale explains how a relationship with Pastor Jacob Warren of Veritas Church introduced him to Rich Culp, founder of the Centurion Project, and ultimately to IBAC—the Bible Institute of the Americas and the Caribbean. Dale describes its approach with a memorable phrase: “seminary in a suitcase.” Rather than requiring pastors to leave their communities for extended theological education, teachers travel to them, equip local leaders, and send those leaders back to disciple their own churches and communities. For Dale and his team, the upcoming assignment is the doctrine of the Holy Spirit, with multiple teaching sessions each evening over five days. But the larger mission reaches straight back to Jesus' command: go, teach, make disciples—and equip those disciples to make more disciples. If this helped you: Subscribe and share with a friend who needs hope today. To connect and learn more, visit learninc.org Listen to Just Common Sense on your favorite podcast app.

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  Just Common Sense-Episode 177 Be Not Afraid (Dr. Martin McCaffrey)

  Aug 27, 202633 min

  A positive prenatal screening test can change everything in a matter of minutes. But does a positive screening mean your baby definitely has the condition? Dr. Marty McCaffrey says parents need to understand an important distinction: a screening test is not a diagnostic test. In this episode of Just Common Sense , Dr. Johnny Hunter and Pat Hunter talk with Dr. McCaffrey, a neonatologist and professor of pediatrics who cares for extremely premature infants and advocates for families facing difficult prenatal diagnoses. The conversation examines noninvasive prenatal testing (NIPT), Down syndrome, trisomy 13, trisomy 18, false-positive screening results, positive predictive value, and why a mother's age can affect what a positive result actually means. Dr. McCaffrey also raises a more difficult concern: parents receiving frightening prenatal results may encounter pressure to consider abortion before they fully understand the screening, receive diagnostic confirmation, or learn what life with their child's condition could actually look like. His perspective isn't merely professional. His daughter Shay has Down syndrome, and his encounters with families raising children with serious genetic conditions changed his own thinking about diagnoses once routinely described as lethal. Dr. McCaffrey also introduces Be Not Afraid , an organization helping families navigate prenatal diagnoses, understand their options, advocate for their babies, and make decisions without being rushed by fear. Before making an irreversible decision, parents deserve accurate information—and the opportunity to give their child a chance. If this helped you: Subscribe and share with a friend who needs hope today. To connect and learn more, visit learninc.org Listen to Just Common Sense on your favorite podcast app.

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