What happens when the Church becomes a caricature—and what does Scripture actually demand of us?

In this timely and challenging episode, Angie and Stevens respond to a provocative caricature aimed at conservative Christians, particularly surrounding the way immigrants are treated. Using Matthew 25 as a biblical anchor, the conversation cuts through political noise to ask a deeper question: What does genuine Christian faith look like when it’s lived out in public?

Rather than reacting defensively, Angie and Stevens examine the weight of Jesus’ words on compassion, judgment, and accountability—while stressing the importance of reading Scripture in context, not as a weapon or a soundbite. They unpack how media narratives shape public perception of Christians, often flattening complex beliefs into misleading stereotypes, and why believers must be careful not to reinforce those distortions through their actions.

This episode also pulls back the curtain on the spiritual warfare at play beneath cultural and political divisions, reminding listeners that the real battle isn’t merely ideological—it’s spiritual. At its core, the discussion calls Christians to reflect Christ through love, truth, and integrity, even when conversations are uncomfortable or polarizing.

💡 In this episode, you’ll explore:

How Matthew 25 speaks to compassion, judgment, and accountability

The responsibility believers carry in addressing social issues faithfully

How media influences the Church’s public witness

The spiritual warfare underlying societal and political division

This episode isn’t about choosing sides—it’s about choosing faithfulness. A must-listen for anyone wrestling with how Christianity intersects with culture, immigration, and the credibility of the Church’s witness.

👉 Listen now and consider what it truly means to represent Christ in a divided world.

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