There is a kind of religion that says, I have a personal relationship with Jesus, while treating people made in the image of God as if they have no dignity, no value, and no place at the table. That is NOT the Jesus I read about in Scripture. You cannot say you love God while hating your neighbor. You cannot lift your hands in worship on Sunday and use those same hands to push down the immigrant on Monday. You cannot preach Jesus while celebrating the suffering of the poor. You cannot call yourself a Christian while bullying the outcast, humiliating the stranger, or turning vulnerable human beings into political targets. 💔 Jesus said, “Love your neighbor as yourself.” — Matthew 22:39 ✝️ When I look at Trump, his administration, MAGA politics, Christian nationalism, Project 2025, and immigration enforcement through I.C.E., I don’t want another political slogan before I hear one simple question, WHAT WOULD JESUS DO? 🕊️ Would Jesus tell us to harden our hearts? Would Jesus tell us that some people are less worthy of compassion because they crossed a border? Would Jesus tell us to look away when vulnerable families are afraid? Or would He remind us that whatever we do to “the least of these,” we do unto Him? ❤️‍🩹 This isn’t about Democrat or Republican. This isn’t about left or right. This is about whether CHRIST is actually at the center of our Christianity. Because Jesus is not a campaign slogan. 🇺🇸 Jesus is not a political mascot. Jesus is not a weapon. Jesus is not MAGA. Jesus is not an ideology. JESUS IS LORD. ✝️🔥 And if our politics ever require us to abandon compassion, mercy, truth, or the dignity of another human being, maybe it’s time to put the politics down, open the Bible, get on our knees, and ask, Lord, am I following You, or am I just using Your name to justify what I already wanted to believe? 🙏🏽 Because the world doesn’t need more people claiming Jesus. The world needs more people who actually look like Him. ❤️‍🔥 #jesusislord #whatwouldjesusdo #followjesus #faithoverpolitics #loveyourneighbor - @junior10152020stillhere