Kelly Kullberg joins the show to dive into the complex topic of immigration and Christianity. Unpack the myth of open borders and how it clashes with biblical principles. Explore the potential harms of open borders on both sending and receiving nations.

Scripture is often misused in the immigration debate. Kelly sheds light on the different types of immigrants mentioned in the Bible. Discover how to be a discerning Christian and navigate this hot-button issue with biblical truth. This episode is packed with actionable steps and practical guidance on addressing the immigration crisis for Christians who want to make a difference!

Kelly is the author of Finding God Beyond Harvard: The Quest for Veritas and editor and co-author of the bestseller, Finding God at Harvard:Spiritual Journeys of Thinking Christians. She’s also General Secretary of American Association of Evangelicals, an organization that promotes the Christ-centered gospel and biblical worldview for human flourishing. She’s been published or quoted in TIME Magazine, The Washington Post, Washington Times, National Review, and The Stream.

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Topic Timeline

00:00 Introduction and Overview

02:16 Finding God In

06:28 Open Borders and Loving Your Neighbor

09:35 Putting Home Country at Risk

12:21 How Christianity Adopted the Idea of Global Borderless Society

14:43 The Church and Social Engineering

16:44 Types of Biblical Immigrants

21:26 Twisting Scripture on Immigration

26:30 Church Charities and Government Money

28:20 Biblical Truth and Unfettered Immigration

31:27 Action Items for Christians

35:35 Guest Closing Remarks

36:48 Closing Prayer