This message explores what Scripture really means when it calls God’s people to welcome the stranger. Drawing on Genesis 18 and Hebrews 13, this sermon moves beyond hospitality as entertaining friends and reframes it as a moral and spiritual practice rooted in protection, provision, and dignity. Through biblical insight and a contemporary story of welcome, the message invites us to see foreigners, refugees, and immigrants not as threats or problems, but as neighbors in whom God is often waiting to meet us.