Back in the day, boys would trade baseball cards. Most of us didn’t think it was important to keep the cards pristine. In fact, some even used them to recreate a motorcycle sound by putting them in the spokes of their bikes. Later, baseball cards became a legitimate hobby, and collectors drove the price of certain cards to unimaginable heights. Of course, if a little boy knew how much that card would eventually be worth, he might have taken more care in protecting it! Jesus talks about our treasure. What we value tends to drive our lives. If we think something lacks value, we will be less careful with it and have less stress if something happens to it. But if we believe something is a treasure, we will focus our energies on protecting and preserving it. Citizens of the Kingdom value different stuff than everyone else. Which side do our own values line up with?