The Olympics Monuments Achievements and Towers of Babel

Humiliation Stories. Isaiah 2:11-17.

The tales are legendary. Ford rejected the minivan, arrogantly believing Americans would buy what Ford told them to buy—more station wagons. Struggling Chrysler, led by former Ford executive Lee Iacocca, said yes to minivans and saved its business (sinking the station wagon forever). Hitler paid his architect, Albert Speer, to design a new Berlin—a capitolContinue reading “Humiliation Stories. Isaiah 2:11-17.”

MAN’S GREATEST WORKS ARE A TOWER OF BABEL. Revelation 20:11-21:1,5.

A.I. image. It is easy to be swept up in humanity’s little dramas. The Olympics is a stunning spectacle—193 nations and a dozen non-nations competing in events that have their own storied history (consider ancient events like archery, marathon running, and wrestling). Athletes carry a flame, light a torch, and promote peace. It is allContinue reading “MAN’S GREATEST WORKS ARE A TOWER OF BABEL. Revelation 20:11-21:1,5.”