The Olympics are over in more ways than one.

Thank God the spectacle is done. But one athlete walked in the footsteps of Eric Liddell by demonstrating his Christian faith for all the world to see. Tennis star, Novak Djokovic, kissed the cross and pointed to heaven after winning matches, the final one against Carlos Alcaraz to claim the gold medal. Although I didn't see it, I read about it and remembered once again that Scottish runner who, like Djokovic, made it clear he was a Christian first and an athlete second.

An Interesting and Powerful Assessment of the Abomination in Paris

Will we profess our faith in our actions or will we run and hide out of fear and human respect? The video is only eight minutes long and worth every second. 

"Persecution of Christians is no longer an accidental bi-product....Let's take the gloves off and evangelize" against this perversion. We need to show how badly this works and tell society how poisonous this is.

"They are doing all they can to remove the freedom of speech from Christians....We need to use the moments that we have left to express the truth in freedom of speech before that is taken away from us....The question is whether we love Jesus enough, whether we love truth enough, whether we love holiness enough to articulate why they matter what they are and how good they are for the human heart."

Olympic Organizers Issue Apology....Sort of....Do You Buy It?

Eric Liddell won the 400 meter race at the 1924 Paris Olympics. What would he have said about the 100th anniversary games insulting Christians and celebrating the reign of terror?

The Paris olympic organizers' apology was just one more insult essentially saying they achieved what they set out to do and, hey, if you stupid Christians took offense....well...you just aren't as enlightened as they are. Here's what the "apology" looked like according to the Epoch Times: