Stamped: Image, Kingdom, Allegiance

When Jesus was given the opportunity to publicly condemn one of the most corrupt governments in human history, He didn't go there. In fact, He almost seems dismissive.

Holding a Roman tribute coin, He says: “Give to Caesar what is Caesar’s—and to God what belongs to God.

Because Jesus recognized the greater danger is not merely living under a corrupt government—but giving that government an allegiance that belongs to King Jesus alone.

You can hold that coin—as long as that coin is not holding you.