In this episode of Unfiltered Crossroads, Barron Jones delves into two key topics: the biblical account of the Hellenistic widows in Acts 6 and the racial dynamics surrounding Caitlin Clark’s rookie season in the WNBA. In the first segment, Barron examines the conflict in Acts 6 between the Hellenistic and Hebraic Jews, where complaints of unfair treatment arose regarding the distribution of food to widows. He explores how the early church leaders addressed these claims with humility, transparency, and fairness, offering a powerful example for how we should handle complaints of inequity today. Drawing connections to modern issues of race and injustice, Barron highlights the importance of listening to marginalized voices and seeking solutions that promote unity and justice within the church and society. In the second segment, Barron turns to Caitlin Clark’s rookie season in the WNBA and the racial tensions that surrounded her success. He analyzes how both the support and opposition to Clark’s performance reflected deep racial divisions in American society. Barron discusses how race continues to play a significant role in shaping how we perceive athletes and how, in Clark’s case, both white and Black communities reacted through the lens of race—often to the detriment of objective analysis. The conversation delves into why these dynamics exist and what they reveal about America’s broader racial landscape. In the final fan mail segment, Barron responds to a social media comment regarding the spread of a false claim about immigrants in Ohio eating pets. He addresses the dangers of political misinformation, especially when people of faith are complicit in supporting leaders who promote lies. Barron calls for greater responsibility in discerning truth and encourages Christians to reflect on how their political affiliations align with the teachings of Christ. This episode offers a direct and challenging examination of how ancient biblical principles and modern racial dynamics intersect with our lives today, encouraging listeners to seek truth and justice in all areas of life. Shout Hallelujah written by Randy Gill, Copyright 2003. Used by permission.