The Bulletin

Texas Floods, Netanyahu Visits Trump, UPenn’s Ban on Trans Athletes, and Christian Civic Engagement

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Jul 8, 2025
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Justin Giboney
Justin Giboney, an attorney, political strategist, and ordained minister, dives into pressing issues facing urban Christians. He discusses the importance of Christian lament in response to the devastating Texas floods. Giboney emphasizes the need for compassion in the debate over transgender athletes, advocating for a nuanced understanding of identity. He also highlights the role of local involvement in politics, encouraging Christians to engage authentically in civic matters while promoting unity and meaningful dialogue in divisive times.
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INSIGHT

Christian Lament Models Grief

  • The Psalms model transparent, raw lament before God in times of grief and anger.
  • God responds not with offense but with grace and presence, as shown in Job's story.
ADVICE

Lament Guides Healing Tone

  • Christians should lead discussions of tragedy without partisan blame to foster communal grief and truth-seeking.
  • Lament sets a tone that reflects grief while opening the door for honest inquiry without political posturing.
INSIGHT

Netanyahu Seeks US Partnership Stability

  • Netanyahu’s visit focuses on maintaining a strong US-Israel relationship amid concerns about shifting US support.
  • The meeting emphasizes friendship and loyalty beyond transactional politics with Trump.
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