Common Sense for Uncommon Times

This segment looks at how radicals appear to have hijacked the Civil Rights act. It also explores how effective Christians and pastors are, when they are vocal about preaching the bible but not engaging in civics. Can you do the first without the latter and still fulfill God’s call? We look at some good stats to help begin the conversation.

This is a brief segment from the Common Sense for Uncommon Time podcast centered on Sex, Lies, and Virtue Signaling. In these few minutes, we look more into the confusion of the ERA, women’s athletics, and the Dobb’s decision.

Why are feminists silent about the present threat against Title IX and female athletes in high school and college? This segment offers some thoughtful insight into the concern that is being ignored by those who should care about it the most.

In this edition of ADND, we take a quick look at the SCOTUS leak on the Dobbs case and Pelosi and Schumer’s over-the-top response. Overlooked, or items left in the past, include, the Homeland Security Fact Checkers, Biden’s Student Loan theft scheme, and the continued coverup of Biden’s Laptop which has now launched a million-dollar lawsuit by the shop owner who told the truth about the computer while Adam Schiff and the MSM called him a tool of the Russian Smear Campaign.

What are some of the lies being told to us today about sex and how might Christians respond better? In this first episode of several, we’ll look at the subject with some common sense from a Biblical perspective.

Attention Deficit News Disorder is a real problem distracting many people from concentrating on what’s really important, versus what those controlling the narrative desire. Stay focused and alert…and tune into this inaugural episode of ADND from Common Sense for Uncommon Times.

What is the number one cause of poverty in America? It may not be what you think.

The more science is studied, it all seems to validate the time-tested common-sense principles of the Bible. Be it earth, biological, health, political, or social science, the author of creation and eternity seems to know what he’s talking about. This latest episode of Common Sense for Uncommon Times exposes how strong families make a culture, while broken homes destroy one. Living within the parameter for which we were created cause less heartache.

Do people in the church minimalize Christ’s ability to redeem us when they excuse certain sins as okay? Even when some people feel nature compels us to engage in certain activities or because popular opinion endorses it, God may have some other thoughts on the matter. Tune in to Part 2 about virtue signaling by Christians. Resources that may be helpful with post-abortive counseling can be found at: https://www.focusonthefamily.com/get-help/post-abortive-recovery-resources/

What is virtue signaling and value shaming? This episode of Common Sense for Uncommon Times looks at these issues and a few other things that may prevent us from effectively engaging culture today with a Biblical Worldview.

Why did John Adams and other Founding Fathers believe our Constitution would only work for a "Moral and Religious People?" This episode of Common Sense for Uncommon Times tackles the topic.

Some people who identify as Christian have joined together with non-religious people in America with an objective to keep Biblical values out of politics. While they claim there should be a separation between Christian values and public policy, they have no problem forcing their disturbing deeply-held values on everyone. In so doing, they ignore the view of our founders who were deeply religious. Today's episode considers how much Christians should engage in the political process and conversations.

If Aesop were to tell tales of what we've faced during the last two years, might it have sounded like this?

There are probably a lot of politicians who would benefit from sitting down and watching Schoolhouse Rock.

AXIOM OF THE DAY: Unaccountable Governments Will Keep Expanding!

AXIOM OF THE DAY: Unaccountable Governments Will Keep Expanding!

There are probably a lot of politicians who would benefit from sitting down and watching Schoolhouse Rock.

Biblical Perspective of faith, politics, Christian submission to authority in America; overreach of government

United Airlines and Southwest Airlines have both managed to handle the vaccine mandates poorly and now find themselves in court. Breitbart: Exclusive — Federal Judge Blocks United Airlines From Imposing Employee Vaccine Mandate https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2021/10/12/exclusive-federal-judge-blocks-united-airlines-from-imposing-employee-vaccine-mandate/ Southwest Airlines Pilots Association Lawsuit https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.txnd.352616/gov.uscourts.txnd.352616.11.0.pdf?bcs-agent-scanner=4401b421-49d4-9047-9945-24b59cd5e163

Is the modern-day church guilty of a collective sin? Yes, but not the sin we hear messaged repeatedly by our present-day culture. What can we learn from the crisis Ezra confronted in his day and how should the church, the body of Christ, respond in our day?