The Esau McCaulley Podcast The Target Boycott and How the Church Should Think About Money
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Apr 3, 2025 
In this conversation, Justin Giboney, an Esquire, and Tish Harrison Warren, an ordained minister, tackle the hot topic of the recent Target boycott led by Black church leaders. They dive into how this boycott reflects on Christians' views about money and the need for ethical spending. The duo discusses the challenges of maintaining faith in a convenience-driven society while advocating for mindful purchasing. They also touch on relatable pop culture moments, revealing how the Barbie movie connects to their themes. Plus, Esau shares a heart-wrenching sports moment!
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Christian Camping Revelation
- Justin Giboney shares how a Christian camping trip opened his eyes to the joy of nature.
- He admits he missed out on outdoor experiences common in his Colorado culture.
Money as Moral Witness
- The civil rights movement used economic boycotts actively to force integration and change.
- Christians should consider where they spend money as a form of moral and spiritual witness.
Civil Rights: More Than Moral Pleas
- The civil rights movement is often reduced to moral pleas, but it also leveraged economic power.
- Boycotts were strategic efforts to demand integrated business and social change.