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EPISODE · Aug 13, 2026 · 29 MIN

Just Common Sense | 175 | The Danger of Coveting

from Just Common Sense · host Dr. Johnny Hunter

Politics often focuses on policies. The Bible focuses on the heart. In this episode of Just Common Sense, Dr. Johnny Hunter examines one of Scripture's most overlooked commandments..."You shall not covet."From there, the discussion expands into modern debates about socialism, taxation, lotteries, government dependence, and economic justice through the lens of biblical truth. This episode explores:What the Tenth Commandment teaches about covetingWhether socialism reflects biblical principles or human desireWhy envy can influence public policyLessons from Acts and the early churchThe spiritual dangers behind gambling and lottery cultureWhy Christians are called to generosity instead of jealousyHow biblical wisdom applies to modern political conversationsWhether you agree or disagree with every conclusion, this conversation challenges listeners to examine not only political systems—but their own hearts.Because lasting change begins with transformed people, not merely transformed governments.If this helped you:Subscribe and share with a friend who needs hope today.To connect and learn more, visit learninc.orgListen to Just Common Sense on your favorite podcast app.

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