There’s about to be a tidal wave of biblical scholars and theologians weighing in on this because it’s patently wrong. I’m neither of those, but my faith is strongly shaped by Matthew 25:31-46, and I am daily aghast at the pretzels people will turn themselves into to justify ignoring it.
Speaking on behalf of a religion that actively sought to spread itself to every country in the world whether invited or not, Speaker Johnson would like to share with you the Biblical case for strong borders.
I was happy to see that the church I attended when I was a kid and teenager posted this today.
This is my heritage, too.
I feel lucky that I was raised in this church, especially in the South where there are a lot of hateful Christian churches. It was a big part of my life before I left for college.
Here in the South, a lot of UMC churches have left to be more conservative. I suspect they’ll eventually be indistinguishable from the SBC.
The ones that left the UMC, that is.
Feb 4, 2026 17:23Yes, the big split. I saw some stats and can’t remember the specifics but most NC Methodist churches did not split off.
