Project 31: Recent Episodes
Christina L. Barr
"Who can find a virtuous woman? For her price is far above rubies. "Encouraging and inspiring women (and men) to find themselves in God and pursue their purpose-driven destiny. Interviews and in-depth discussions with entrepreneurs, ministers, community leaders, industry experts, authors, moms, and dads.Talking faith, family, culture, and a little bit of politics.
Today, we're going to talk about how the support for abortion is not compatible with Christianity. We'll touch a bit on Emmanual Acho's episodes of "The Uncomfortable Conversation," what characteristics Christians should possess, and why being "pro-choice" should be unthinkable for believers.
There is a huge phenomenon in the Pro-Choice community claiming that God sanctions abortions and even includes an abortion potion in the bible. This is absolutely not true. We'll be debunking this lie, as well as the misconception that life starts at first breath, and other Pro-Choice myths.
In today's episode, we talk about the necessity for Christians to be bold, the reality of persecution (on small and large scales), and how we can overcome.
Carman was a titan in the Christian music category. Total icon, covering a wide range of genres and topics, including subjects artists, and even pastors, wouldn't dare touch. He will be missed, but he's in a better place.
What did he do for the industry? For believers? And what's our mission moving forward?
We talk about what's next after the results of the 2020 presidential election, repercussions, and what can we do as believers.
We discuss judging. Is there a blanket ban on judging? Is there a way to judge righteously? And when do we become too judgemental?
In this episode, we discuss comments by Pastor Raphael Warnock, who is running in Georgia's runoff election for Senate, about "white evangelicals" and how Americans "worship whiteness."
We also talk about gospel rapper Lecrae's comments regarding abortion and systemic racism.
This is a dire time in the United States with huge racial divides. In today's episode, we're going to look at the danger that many Americans are overlooking and the harm of Critical Race Theory.
Mayor Pete Buttigieg made the claim that Democrats don't talk about their faith because they are tolerant and respectful of people with all faiths or none. But is that true? We're going to analyze comments him, Bernie Sandars, Cory Booker, Kamala Harris, Alexandria Ocasio Cortez, Joe Biden, Barrack Obama, Elizabeth Warren, and other's have said. Is it about tolerance of non-Christians or intolerance of Christian beliefs?
Host: Christina L. Barr
In today's culture, Hollywood, academia, and political activists argue that religion is about control rather than seeing God's commandments as precautions from a loving father. We talk about how this misconception is mankind's original downfall and the mistakes we're making today.
In today's episode, we talk about the power and control we have in our immediate circle to make smart and safe decisions for our lives. We discuss why it's important to live holy and listen to the leading of the Holy Spirit, and how the wages of sin equal death.
We also talk about police shootings, riots, and the fear and anger surrounding it all.
Warning: There is an audio clip that may include cursing, but I bleeped what I noticed out.
Host: Christina Barr
In this episode, we talk about Netflix's "Cuties" controversy, Cardi B's WAP, President Bill Clinton still being able to speak at the DNC, and other things the media is doing to expose our kids to sexual perversion.
Host: Christina Barr
In this episode, we look at some comments that former Ohio Governor John Kasich said regarding his decision to endorse Joe Biden rather than Donald Trump.
Host: Christina L. Barr
In today's broadcast, we talk about regrets that some women voiced after losing their virginity, what God expects as far as purity, and the pushback we get when we share our testimony.
Host: Christina L. Barr
Guest: Katrina Barr
Today we talk about basketball player Jonathan Isaac, from the Orlando Magic team, and how he stood for the flag and didn't wear a BLM shirt, because he'd rather point people toward Christ.
We also look at other religious leaders through history who were able to push positive change for their nations because of the gospel.
Host: Christina L. Barr
During COVID-19, there have been some believers who have wrongly used scriptures to justify not attending church. Obviously, Romans 13 is at the top of the list, but there are a few other arguments that we will cover.
Host: Christina L. Barr
The National Museum of African American History & Culture detailed in an infographic what they deemed to be traits of "whiteness" and white culture. What are some of the things on the list? Being polite, believing hard work will lead to success, believing in the right to own property and defend it, Christianity, and believing that there is only one God.
There is an evil agenda to divide races and build resentment between people of color and white people, while also guilting white people out of beliefs and traditions that aren't exclusively white at all.
There's a demonic agenda in the land, and the church needs to be aware of it.
Host: Christina L. Barr
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Today, we tackle grief. How do we deal with a loss of a loved one, accept it, and praise God even though we don't understand? This is a fresh wound, so I thank you for listening and being apart of this discussion as we heal together. God bless!
Host: Christina L. Barr
Today's guest is Kristina Karmano: political activist, school teacher, and graduate in apologetics. She grew up in a Black Liberation Theology Church, and we discuss some of the glaring problems with that doctrine, debate cultural issues, talk about indoctrination at schools, and how Christians can fight back.
Host: Christina L. Barr
There's a movement today trying to claim that America wasn't founded in liberty and racism. I'm gonna talk about the revivals that moved America forward, why I love being an American, the NFL's controversy with Lift Every Voice, "the black national anthem," and talk a little bit about President Trump's speech at Mt. Rushmore.
Host: Christina Barr
Between the coronavirus and the national discussion on race, it's important to cover this topic.
In this episode, we'll discuss Terry Crew's comments regarding Black Lives Matter, R.K. Rowling's comments regarding the trans community, and the media's new obsession with canceling good cop portrayals and their new target: superhero films. Are silly fringe groups merely loud voices on the internet or is a big culture war coming? What can Christians do to not get caught up in their hype?
Host: Christina L. Barr
In this episode, I chat with my father (who raised 7 children, all ordained in ministry). We talk about how to discipline your children, the importance of knowing them, caring for them, taking pride in them, and how to get over wounds of having a less than ideal father (or none at all).
Guest: Apostle Keith Barr
Host: Christina Barr
In this episode, I talk about what happened at the worship service on my birthday and how God radically changed my perspective from last year.
Host: Christina Barr
In this episode, I tackle my thoughts on "white privilege from a couple of different perspectives: my Christian perspective, a political perspective, and in a practical application.
As #BlackLivesMatter trends all over the world, the organization has been raised to great prominence. We analyze the things BLM says they believe, what they plan to do, and if Christians should be promoting their platform or using the hashtag. Plus, what else can people do to show their solidarity?
Host: Christina Barr
There's a lot of people still at home and unable to get back into their normal routine. Now is a time to pray.
Guest: Katrina Barr
We talk about churches that locked down during COVID-19. Should they have done so? What are the reasons behind it? And what are the dangers of staying silent or obeying the "Stay At Home" orders?
Guest: Katrina Barr
There's a debate going on in the church today about the quality of our music. Are Hillsong type worship songs appropriate or are we losing the values taught by more traditional classics? And where does gospel rap fit into all of this?
My guest today is singer/songwriter, Katrina Barr.
We discuss the epic journey a Christian takes as God refines them into the person they're meant to be. Special guest, Tina Barr, shares her journey of overcoming depression and being delivered from anorexia and cutting herself. After starting her journey to healing, she grew complacent in her comfort zone with God, but she kept feeling that she was called to do more.
Special Guest: Tina Barr. Tina is a minister, published author, and talented artist.
We talk about the newly released film, I Still Believe, and discuss healing today, examples we've seen and in the word, and talk about the various levels of faith required.
Is everyone meant to be healed or are some called to suffer through their illness?
Host: Christina Barr
Guest: Katrina Barr