The Jesus They Forgot continues with Book 2: The Refugee and the Stranger, an exploration of Jesus’ teachings on immigration, exile, and radical hospitality—principles often ignored or distorted by nationalism, fear, and institutional Christianity.

This book reclaims Jesus’ identity as a displaced person, a refugee, and an advocate for the stranger. Through theological analysis, historical context, modern parallels, satire, and prophetic warning, it confronts the ways in which Christianity has been weaponized to exclude rather than embrace.

From the Holy Family’s flight to Egypt to Jesus’ call to welcome the stranger, from ancient exiles to contemporary refugee crises, this volume challenges readers to see Christ in those the world casts aside. It exposes how faith has been manipulated to justify border walls and cruelty, urging a return to the radical hospitality at the heart of the Gospel.

This is the next step in reclaiming The Jesus They Forgot.