Politics are dividing our friends, families, and even our churches. Preston Sprinkle reminds us that our allegiance to Christ should abolish divisions across partisan lines. Our loyalty is to King Jesus and his global kingdom not to the empire. The first-century church would never have mounted a Roman flag next to a Christian one. Nor would they have let the politics of Roman destroy their blood-bought unity in Christ. Instead, the church was a gathering of radicals who chose persecution-unto death-rather than compromise their identity as exiles. In this timely book, Preston explores why: Israels exile to Babylon profoundly shaped the people's political identity, Christians should see themselves as foreigners in the country where they live. The gospel of Jesus' kingdom was politically subversive. The church's political identity should be fundamentally separate from the empire. Total allegiance to a political party dilutes the church's witness. Discover a more biblical, powerful way to live in a secular world. Discover what it means to live in exile.