On Second Thought There is something deeply attractive about the phrase “I did it my way.” It appeals to our longing for autonomy, dignity, and control over our own lives. Yet when Scripture places that instinct under the light of God’s revelation, it exposes both its strength and its danger. Genesis 10–11 presents humanity atContinue reading “The Tower We Keep Rebuilding”
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As the Day Ends
Genesis 11:8-9 reflects on the story of Babel, emphasizing God’s sovereign intervention against human pride. The scattering of people symbolizes not punishment, but divine guidance, redirecting ambition toward God’s purpose. In our lives, disruptions may feel challenging, yet they often lead to deeper dependence on God and opportunities for spiritual growth and unity.