We’re all building something. A name. A career. A future. In a culture where progress is sacred and speed feels like survival, it’s easy to believe that if we just build high enough, fast enough, we’ll finally be enough. But what if the thing you’re building is quietly pulling you away from the life you were made for? This Sunday, we’re sitting with the story of Babel, an ancient account that feels hauntingly familiar. It’s a story about what happens when we care more about what we’re building than who we’re becoming, when we choose control over trust, and how sometimes God’s greatest act of mercy is to lovingly disrupt what we’ve built to bring us back to Him. If you’re feeling scattered, tired, or unsure of what you’re building, this is for you. Let God interrupt. Let Him rebuild.