Brittani reminds us that a believers call to love the foreigner is not a new biblical revelation. Its a truth found all over Scripture.

In this episode, Patrick expands on his faith journey, describing how his encounter with Jesus confirmed his calling to be a social worker and to help other refugees in the Ugandan camp.

The Rwandan geocide of 1994 claimed the lives of about a million people, mostly from the Tutsi minority.

We discussed the relationship between love and our Christian identity, and the various kinds of fears that keep us from loving others.

Sharon's story is the perfect example of how divine appointments work in a believer's life.

Mari shares her unique experience of growing up as a child of immigrants and how that shaped her identity and her faith.

What can we learn from Rahab's story and why is it important when we consider the grand narrative of the Bible?

Jody Crimi, is the Executive Director of Art Inspiring Change, a non-profit organization of artists focused on welcoming and loving Syrian refugees in San Diego.

Sherene Joseph, a writer who was born in India, raised in Oman, and moved to the U.S. after getting married, shares her experiences as a Third Culture Kid.

Hosting international students is an excellent way to show love to the foreigner. If you have a room in your home and room in your heart, you can do it.