Uncommon Sense in Current Times

What happens when someone is killed for their ideas? In this episode of Uncommon Sense in Current Times , I respond to the assassination of Charlie Kirk with a call to action: to reject silence, resist political violence, and stand boldly for truth, faith, and freedom—no matter the cost. From grief and anger to prayer and conviction, this episode confronts the cultural decay that celebrates violen...

What if you follow Jesus's teachings—but don't believe in the supernatural? In this episode of Uncommon Sense in Current Times , I sit down with Tom Krattenmaker, award-winning author and long-time USA Today columnist, to explore his unique identity as a "secular Jesus follower." From ethics rooted in the teachings of Jesus to questions about truth, morality and miracles, Krattenmaker offers a tho...

What happens when you refuse to bow to Hollywood's woke agenda? In this episode of Uncommon Sense in Current Times , I sit down with actor Kevin Sorbo—known worldwide as Hercules and star of God's Not Dead —to expose the hypocrisy of Hollywood, the rise of cancel culture, and his mission to create family-friendly, faith-based films through Sorbo Studios. From being blacklisted in Hollywood for his...

What happens when conservatives stop playing it safe—and start using their power? In this episode of Uncommon Sense in Current Times , I sit down with Luke Macias, Texas-based political strategist, to break down why red states must lead the "revolution of common sense" by boldly advancing conservative policies, reforming redistricting, and resisting Democratic power plays. From Texas redistricting...

What happens when marriage collapses and the church stays silent? In this episode of Uncommon Sense in Current Times , I speak with J.P. De Gance, president of Communio, to expose the growing crisis of Christian marriage in America—and why the church must reclaim its role in shaping relationships, families and the future of faith. From collapsing marriage rates to the rise of dating apps and the d...

What happens when the hard-won rights of women are erased in the name of ideology? In this episode of Uncommon Sense in Current Times , I sit down with Penny Nance, CEO and President of Concerned Women for America (CWA), to expose the growing crisis of men competing in women's sports—and what it means for truth, dignity and freedom in our nation. From lost scholarships and broken bones to the eros...

Should Christians ever go to war—or are we called to pacifism? In this episode of Uncommon Sense in Current Times , I sit down with Christian apologist and author Dr. Frank Turek to unpack the biblical foundations of Just War Theory —a framework first articulated by Augustine and rooted in Scripture. From Romans 13 to Genesis 9 , Dr. Turek explains why government bears the sword to protect the inn...

What if the biggest threat to democracy came from inside the White House? In this episode of Uncommon Sense in Current Times , I sit down with cultural critic Mark Tapson to unpack shocking revelations about what he calls the largest political scandal in U.S. history —a "silent coup" allegedly orchestrated by President Barack Obama and his deep state allies to undermine Donald Trump's 2016 electio...

What if an entire nation decided to bring back a biblical worldview—starting in public schools? In this episode of Uncommon Sense in Current Times , I talk with Dirk Smith , Vice President of Eastern European Mission , about the incredible story of how Christian ethics classes and Bibles in Ukrainian schools are transforming education, uniting churches and inspiring a hunger for God's Word unlike...

What does faith look like in the midst of disaster?   In this episode of Uncommon Sense in Current Times , I sit down with Jason Kimack , Assistant Director of North American Ministries for Samaritan's Purse, to explore the heart of disaster relief work. We dive into the devastating K err County flood in Texas, where over 121 lives were lost and hundreds more were displaced.   Samaritan's Purse re...

What if your freedoms could disappear—not by force, but by design?  In this episode of Uncommon Sense in Current Times, I sit down with human rights advocate and founder of Anti-Globalist International, Reggie Littlejohn, to expose the rising threat of global surveillance, AI control and the WHO's alarming pandemic treaty.  From digital IDs that could track your every move to AI systems designed t...

Is doubt a threat to your faith, or a sign of spiritual maturity?   In Part 2 of this conversation on Uncommon Sense in Current Times , I continue my dialogue with theologian Dr. Randal Rauser ( The Doubters Creed ) to dive deep into biblical interpretation, moral reasoning, deconstruction and why empathy is essential for truth-seeking Christians.   We unpack the pitfalls of certainty, how to navi...

Are we confusing rebellion with civil disobedience ?   In this urgent solo episode of Uncommon Sense in Current Times , I break down the LA protests and expose the dangerous misuse of the term "civil disobedience." From violent blockades to Molotov cocktails, what's happening in the streets isn't resistance— it's chaos .   I contrast today's demonstrations with real civil disobedience led by Gandh...

Why don't most Christians actually think like Jesus? In this episode of  Uncommon Sense in Current Times , I sit down with Dr. George Barna—renowned researcher and founder of the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University—to uncover the alarming truth about discipleship, worldview, and the modern church. Drawing from decades of data, Barna reveals that most Christians form their worl...

What happened to the pastors who once led revolutions? In this episode of Uncommon Sense in Current Times , I sit down with Dan Fisher—pastor, historian, and former Oklahoma legislator—to uncover the forgotten legacy of the Black Robed Regiment : courageous preachers who helped birth a nation. Dan challenges today's clergy to stop hiding behind political correctness and reclaim their biblical role...

In a culture drowning in confusion and spiritual compromise, how do you know what's true anymore? Pastor Jeff Schreve —author of The Devil's Newsroom and host of From His Heart Ministries —joins Uncommon Sense in Current Times to expose how Satan is spreading deception through media, culture, and even some churches. From the myth that "love equals acceptance" to the denial of hell and the push for...

Why are churches afraid to talk about the issues people struggle with most? In this episode, Pastor Mike Novotny —author of Taboo and lead pastor at The Core Church—tackles the uncomfortable truth about why churches often avoid topics like pornography, suicide, abuse, and mental health. With vulnerability and biblical clarity, he explains how fear, shame, and "image management" have silenced the v...

What if your kids could grow in faith by praying for persecuted Christians around the world? In this episode of Uncommon Sense in Current Times , Peter Demos sits down with Ryan Brown , CEO of Open Doors US , to explore the global crisis of Christian persecution—and how the new Children's Prayer Passport helps families engage their kids in bold, biblical prayer. Brown explains why the persecuted c...

What if we told you that America's greatest threat isn't foreign—but forgotten? As we approach the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, former Texas state rep, constitutional coach, and Patriot Academy founder Rick Green joins Uncommon Sense in Current Times to deliver a sobering—and hope-filled—message: our republic is crumbling not from bombs or bullets, but from civic ignorance...

Pastor David Scarlett—founder of His Glory Ministries and a former U.S. Marine—joins Uncommon Sense in Current Times to deliver a sobering, unapologetic assessment of America's southern border crisis. But this isn't just about politics or policy—it's a spiritual war , with fentanyl, human trafficking, and terrorist infiltration as weapons aimed at the heart of the nation. In this explosive convers...

Is Iran on the brink of spiritual transformation? In this episode, Lana Silk , CEO of Transform Iran , joins Peter Demos to expose the brutal reality behind Iran's oppressive regime—and the explosive growth of the underground church . Silk dispels the myth that most Iranians support their Islamist rulers, revealing a people—Muslim and Christian—desperate for freedom, justice, and change . She shar...

Is it time to hold federal judges accountable? In this episode, former U.S. Congressman and judge Louie Gohmert joins Peter Demos to expose how activist judges are bypassing the Constitution and abusing their power—unchecked. From blocking executive orders to ignoring recusal laws, Gohmert unpacks why the "good behavior" clause in Article III matters more than ever. We dive into: What the Constitu...