The Target Boycott and How the Church Should Think About Money
- Esau McCaulley
- Apr 3
- 1 min read
Esau, Justin Giboney, and Tish Harrison Warren explore the recent Target boycott led by Black church leaders during Lent and what it reveals about how Christians think (or don’t think) about money. They unpack the role of ethical spending, the challenges of discipleship in a convenience-driven culture, and whether the Church should be speaking more directly about where and how we spend. Along the way: the Barbie Movie is Christian, nature is good, and Lebron broke Esau's heart.
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0:00 - Theme Song
3:13 - Barbie is a Christian Movie?
8:35 - The Target boycott
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22:56 - Marvin Sapp and Tithing
39:08 - Lebron broke Esau's heart
43:35 - End Credits
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