In today’s world, there is a clear, consistent, and overt desire to disparage God. We mock him, reject him, trivialize him, and profane his name. This acknowledgment by disrespect seems to be a sad indication of his existence and evidence that society at large has no fear of him.

The latest spectacle of profanity was the desecration of the spirit of the Last Supper of Jesus by a group of perverse and deviant men in the Olympics opening ceremony.

As appalling as this was, we are to keep in mind that we are all sinners, and we are no better than these lost souls in the eyes of God. No man is righteous; we are all headed to judgment and condemnation when we stand before Him on our own merits. ^{Read Romans 1:10} We all need a savior from the wrath to come, and it is Jesus Christ who rescues us. Only by faith in him are we deemed righteous and reconciled with God. ^{Read Romans 6:22-23} So we pray that God changes them and opens their eyes to the evil in their hearts. Turning to Christ is their only hope to escape an eternity in hell. ^{Read John 14:6} My bet is that they ride their lusts into the fire.

Be not deceived; God is not mocked: for whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he also reap. For he that soweth to his flesh shall of the flesh reap corruption; but he that soweth to the Spirit shall of the Spirit reap life everlasting. ^{Galatians 6:7-8}

Sadly, this disgusting display is not uncommon. God is routinely disparaged as our deteriorating culture embraces depravity and lust. God tells us clearly that his patience has a limit and that judgment of the ungodly is coming. ^{Read 2 Peter 3:7}