Joel Webbon
American Christian nationalist
About Joel Webbon
Joel Webbon is an American Christian nationalist. A self-described "patriarchal" pastor based in Georgetown, Texas, as of 2024 he was one of the most prominent voices of the TheoBros online community.
Career Webbon is the founder and co-host of the Right Response Ministries podcast and is also a senior pastor at Covenant Bible Church in Georgetown, Texas.
Political positions
Women A video of Webbon giving an hour-long sermon was posted to YouTube on September 30, 2024, with the title "So The Rest May Stand In Fear". During the sermon, he discusses how Deuteronomy 19 notes that if someone is falsely accused of a crime, then the accuser should face a punishment that is equivalent to the crime described, in order to prevent others from making false accusations. He then argues that it should be the law of the land in every country. Shifting his focus towards the United States, Webbon suggests that the #MeToo movement would "End Real Fast" if a few women who lied were publicly executed.
Race On an episode of his podcast in 2024, Webbon said that while looking for a new cardiologist following his move to Texas, he was faced with the choice of either choosing a young Black doctor or a young White doctor and ultimately chose the White one. He explained his reasoning saying, "If there was a chance that one of them was not qualified and given a free pass, it'd be the Black guy".
In September 2025, Webbon took to his podcast to urge White parents to have "the talk" about race with their children. He started the episode off by mentioning the case of Iryna Zarutska, a Ukrainian immigrant who was fatally stabbed on a subway train in Charlotte, North Carolina. He then uses the story as an explanation for why "the talk" is necessary and urges white parents to "steer away" from "certain places and people", arguing that a crowd of Black strangers is "30 times" more dangerous than a crowd of White people. Webbon then claims that White parents are failing their parental duty if they teach their children that people of all races are the same, arguing that they are depriving their child of "factual" and "truthful" information that could save their life.
Immigration In a two-hour episode of his podcast which was posted on November 13, 2024, Webbon called for extreme immigration enforcement measures. He called for a halt on all immigration, including legal immigration for the next 20 to 25 years. He also said that the United States needs a border wall, and that there should be guys standing on top of it. Webbon added that that if someone begins approaching the wall they can be given a warning to "back away" and that "if they don't listen to the warning they need to be shot and killed".
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