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The wicked flee when no one pursues, but the righteous are bold as a lion.
– Proverbs 28:1

Illegal Immigration, Human Dignity, and the Rule of Law: A Biblical Response to a National Crisis
Tuesday, September 2nd Release Date

Illegal immigration is not just a political talking point—it is a moral and spiritual crisis that exposes the hypocrisy of a nation that claims to value both compassion and justice. On one hand, every human being is made in the image of God (Genesis 1:27) and is therefore worthy of dignity, respect, and love. On the other hand, the Bible also commands submission to governing authorities (Romans 13:1–2) and upholding the rule of law. To ignore either truth is to twist Scripture for convenience. When politicians, activists, and even churches advocate for unchecked, lawless borders in the name of “compassion,” they undermine justice, foster chaos, and cheapen the very dignity they claim to defend. True compassion never demands the abandonment of order, and true justice never strips people of their humanity.

The current immigration crisis is the direct result of moral cowardice. Many leaders are more interested in virtue signaling than pursuing real solutions that honor both human dignity and lawful order. Open borders encourage human trafficking, drug smuggling, and exploitation of the very migrants they pretend to protect. It’s not loving to invite people into a system that chews them up and spits them out. It’s not compassionate to place the burdens of lawlessness on communities already struggling to survive. And it’s not Biblical to ignore God’s clear commands to respect justice and the governing structures He has ordained. Anything less than enforcing our laws with fairness and firmness while also extending genuine care and aid is a betrayal of both Scripture and common sense.

As Christians, we must rise above the partisan bickering and reclaim a Biblical balance. We are commanded to love the foreigner (Deuteronomy 10:19), but that love does not mean turning a blind eye to lawlessness. Rather, it means advocating for policies that protect the vulnerable while upholding justice and national sovereignty. A truly Biblical response to illegal immigration rejects both cold-hearted indifference and reckless permissiveness. It insists on secure borders, compassionate outreach, and respect for the God-given dignity of every soul. To do any less is to betray both our nation’s integrity and our faith in Christ. The Church must not cower in silence or play politics—it must speak truth boldly, even when it offends. Only then will we confront this national crisis in a way that honors God.

Don’t Pile On. Pray On.
Friday, September 5th Release Date

When a CEO and his HR Director got caught on the kiss cam at a Coldplay concert, the mob went wild—and far too many Christians jumped right in. Let’s call it what it was: disgusting. Not just the act itself, but the self-righteous pile-on that followed. Since when is it the job of the church to play judge, jury, and executioner in the court of public opinion? When you pile on, you look just like the world. And if we look just like the world, why should anyone believe us when we say we’ve been transformed by Christ?

Jesus Himself drew a line in the sand with the woman caught in adultery. The mob was ready to kill. Rocks in hand. Rage in their eyes. And what did Jesus say? “Let him who is without sin cast the first stone.” (John 8:7). Every single stone hit the ground, because every single one of them was guilty too. And so are we. That CEO may have sinned. That HR Director may have sinned. But let’s not act like our hands are clean. Gossip, greed, envy, lust, pride—those aren’t any less offensive to God than what played out on that kiss cam. Put your stone down.

Christians are not called to pile on. We are called to pray on. Pray for their marriages. Pray for their souls. Pray for repentance and reconciliation. Don’t join the mob—that’s Satan’s work. Rise above it—that’s Christ’s way. The world will always look for blood. The cross already covered it. Stop piling on. Start praying on. Because every time you choose prayer over condemnation, you point the world back to the only One who saves.

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