Justin Giboney

Justin Giboney, cofounder of the AND Campaign and author of 'Don't Let Nobody Turn You Around', dives into how Christians should respond to public tragedies in today's polarized climate. He emphasizes the importance of restraint in social media discussions and advocates for prioritizing compassion over personal agendas. The conversation challenges Christian nationalism's impact on faith and explores the need for humility in dialogue. Giboney also illustrates ways to engage in culture without being trapped by partisan identity.

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.

In this discussion, Justin E. Giboney, an ordained minister and political strategist, dives into the crucial role of the Black Church in navigating today's culture wars. He critiques the polarization driven by algorithms and urges a return to civil rights principles. Giboney highlights misconceptions about the civil rights movement and shares how the Black Church's nuanced positioning transcends traditional political binaries. He also addresses immigration policy and the importance of rejecting a narrow view of the culture war, advocating for more inclusive and comprehensive solutions.

Justin Giboney, an attorney and political strategist known for his insights on faith and culture, joins for a lively conversation. They dive into summer playlists, debating if a cookout is complete without Earth, Wind & Fire. Giboney reflects on Kirk Franklin's recent BET Award recognition and its cultural impact. The chat shifts to the Los Angeles protests against aggressive ICE raids, exploring the responsibilities of Christians in activism. They also discuss how to balance structured activities with free exploration for kids during summer.

In this thought-provoking conversation, Justin Giboney, a Christian leader advocating for unity from a center-left perspective, and Corey Ruth, a conservative commentator, explore the fallout from Charlie Kirk's assassination. They discuss political polarization and its role in escalating violence, the church's response, and the nuances of left-leaning Christian views. The guests also tackle the danger of political labels, the impact of media dynamics, and the intertwining of evangelicalism with conservative politics, all while calling for grace and moral clarity in the face of tragedy.

Justin Giboney, an author and public commentator, dives into the contentious topic of food assistance in America, specifically SNAP, linking policy debates to biblical calls for helping the poor. He challenges stereotypes around SNAP recipients, advocating for a dual approach from church and state in poverty alleviation. The conversation expands to Trump's comments on persecuted Christians in Nigeria and a troubling rise in extreme rhetoric from figures like Nick Fuentes, highlighting the need for moral courage and critical discourse in today's political climate.

Justin Giboney, co-founder of the AND Campaign and a political strategist, explores the intersection of faith and civic engagement. He discusses how the black church offers a model for bridging ideological divides and fostering moral imagination, reflecting on the civil rights legacy. Giboney emphasizes the importance of self-sacrificial love and communal commitments for a credible Christian witness in today's polarized climate. He draws inspiration from figures like his grandmother and Mahalia Jackson, advocating for an integrated approach to faith that transcends partisan divides.

Sharon McMahon, known as America’s government teacher and author of The Small and the Mighty, joins Justin Giboney, president of the AND Campaign and author of the forthcoming book Don't Let Nobody Turn You Around. They dive into the recent political assassination of Charlie Kirk and its implications. The conversation touches on America's history with political violence, the risks of radicalization, and the crucial role of the church in fostering unity. They emphasize love and respectful dialogue amidst societal divides, urging compassion even in disagreement.

In this engaging discussion, Justin Giboney, President of the AND Campaign and a commentator on culture, race, and politics, joins Esau to tackle the idea of America’s historical narrative. They debate the tension between celebrating the nation and confronting its shameful past, particularly around slavery. The duo humorously navigates topics like cancel culture's myths, societal views on authenticity and masculinity, and the corny yet earnest qualities that some public figures embrace. It's a thought-provoking and entertaining exploration of history and identity.

Justin Giboney, President of the AND Campaign and author, dives into the implications of new IRS regulations allowing churches to endorse political candidates. He and Esau McCaulley discuss whether this is a positive shift or a threat to religious integrity. They also explore the reunion of hip-hop duo The Clipse, examining the clash between faith and drug culture in music. The conversation flows into the significance of racial identifiers like 'Black' and 'African-American,' and they share summer plans filled with humor and musical recommendations.