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Now that Trump bombed Iran: How to oppose a corrupt president during a time of war.
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June 23, 2025
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In the wake of Donald Trump’s bombing of Iran, this video explores a Christian, justice-focused response to escalating global conflict. I don’t support Trump—and I never will—but I also won’t cheer for failure if it means innocent people suffer. Drawing from 1 Timothy 2:1–2, we’ll reflect on how faith calls us to pray for peace, even under corrupt leadership. What does it mean to hope for de-escalation, even when the person in charge thrives on chaos? And how can Christians oppose Christian nationalism without becoming just as hardened? This is a vulnerable, blunt conversation about war, leadership, and moral clarity in a dangerous time.
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