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The Emperor vs. The King | Goodness Isn’t Righteousness

What is the difference between an empire and a kingdom? Why did Jesus call Himself King—and never an emperor? In this message, The Emperor vs. The King, we break down Jesus’ words: “Render unto Caesar what is Caesar’s, and unto God what is God’s.” (Matthew 22:21) This sermon exposes the sharp contrast between the world’s empire system and God’s Kingdom, and why goodness does not equal righteousness. 🙏 Special shout-out to Lordvilgax9000 Your comments below helped inspire and sharpen this message. Thank you for engaging deeply and helping push this Kingdom conversation forward. This teaching also connects directly to our message: “Kingdom advancement starts within you.” The Kingdom does not begin in systems, governments, or charity alone — it begins with a transformed heart submitted to God’s rule. In this message, we cover: • The difference between an emperor and a king • Why Jesus is a King, not an emperor • The difference between good works and Kingdom righteousness • What sin really is (Hebrew, Greek, and Aramaic meanings): • Missing the mark • Rebellion • Lawlessness • Debt • How idleness and unredeemed time create corruption • Why charity alone is good, but not the mission • Why Jesus said, “The poor you will always have with you” • Why the Kingdom restores people to purpose, not dependency • Peter and John’s Kingdom example: “Silver and gold have I none…” This message challenges modern thinking that equates activity, charity, and social involvement with righteousness. “Seek first the Kingdom of God and His righteousness.” (Matthew 6:33) The world builds empires through power and control. God builds a Kingdom through obedience, alignment, and transformation. Grace and peace. If this message spoke to you, like, share, comment, and help advance the Kingdom. #faithtalk #faithhabits #bibleverse #christianmessage #breakingstrongholds #christianencouragement #faithwalk #abideinchrist #bible