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Immigration is one of the most heated topics in our nation today. With new policies, mass deportations, and ongoing debates about open versus secure borders, emotions are running high. But as Christians, we have to ask—what does the Bible say about immigration?

In this episode, we strip away political bias and look at biblical principles on immigration, government authority, and love for the foreigner. We dive into Exodus 22:21, 1 Timothy 5:8, and Romans 13 to understand how Scripture speaks to caring for immigrants while maintaining godly priorities.

Are secure borders unloving? Does biblical love mean allowing illegal entry? How do we balance compassion and wisdom in this debate? Let’s take an honest, scripture-based look at immigration policy, love, and the role of government.



🔹 Topics Covered:
 • The danger of using Bible verses out of context
 • What the Old Testament teaches about welcoming the foreigner
 • Understanding biblical love (1 Corinthians 13) and government authority (Romans 13)
 • The Christian responsibility to family, nation, and neighbor
 • Why having secure borders doesn’t mean being unloving




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