Christ Over Culture

Check out this latest Christ over Culture episode with special guest Anre Washington. We are talking about the intersection of politics, faith, and race and what they all mean in this upcoming presidential election on November 8th. Check it out and share with a friend!

Here at the Christ over Culture Podcast, we love highlighting "Kingdom Girls and Women who Rock!" Check out this exciting interview, with Ms. Chilond Bady aka Bady Lady, a phenomenal Spiritual Growth & Development leader for youth at Windsor Village United Methodist Church in Houston, Texas! She and her husband, Pastor Ray Bady, have started "Kingdom Girls Rock" an exciting event that honors amazing girls and women of God who are building His Kingdom and aren't ashamed to do it! The ticketed event is Friday, September 16th at 7:30 PM. Visit www.kingdombuilders.com for more information. Share with a friend! It's a movement!

Check out the Christ over Culture Podcast episode with Kimberly Brown, the founder of Blulign a faith based company for singles to mix and mingle! She has an event in Austin, TX on August 30, 2016. If you're interested, visit the following link to learn more: https://www.picatic.com/austinsingles.

This episode is titled "Get in Formation." During this episode we decode the often dreaded topic of submission. We also delve into Nia Irvin-Smith's new book "Every Single Woman's Devotional" and her first book "While You Wait." You will leave this episode knowing more about submission to Christ and being confident in your single season, knowing that the One who created you is leading every step you take. Join us as we get our lives in formation with Christ.

Explore the world of God through travel. Special guests Racheal W., founder of DestinationGo and Whitney B. take us on a journey of their travels around the world and what it was like traveling abroad with God.

Part II - Black lives matter from a Christian perspective. God values all life and we are equal in his sight. Let's not repeat the -- #hashtag, exchange hurtful and sorrowful words, go back to normal life, until another #hashtag comes along again...cycle. Let's lead differently from a place of love, and from there create the changes we want to see in our communities.

Black lives matter from a Christian perspective. God values all life and we are equal in his sight. Let's not repeat the -- #hashtag, exchange hurtful and sorrowful words, go back to normal life, until another #hashtag comes along again...cycle. Let's lead differently from a place of love, and from there create the changes we want to see in our communities.