In an increasingly polarised world, it is easy to view those who are different as 'strangers' or even 'scapegoats' for our collective fears. But what does it look like to truly embody the love of Jesus in the way we treat the marginalised? In Strangers and Scapegoats, Matthew S. Vos challenges us to examine our own hearts and the structures of our society that lead to isolation and exclusion. Drawing on sociological insight and a deep commitment to the Gospel, the book invites you to dismantle the walls that separate us. You will discover practical ways to extend genuine, radical welcome to those who are often pushed to the edges. This thought-provoking book is essential reading for anyone who wants their faith to move beyond private belief into active, transformative love. By understanding our shared human identity, you will be equipped to foster communities of belonging where everyone is valued as a child of God.