We are all chasing greatness, but we are often chasing the wrong kind. Through the lens of Michael Jordan's iconic career and the ancient wisdom of Ecclesiastes, we discover that the world's definition of greatness is built on a foundation of sand. The disciples asked Jesus who would be greatest in the kingdom, expecting an answer about power and position. Instead, Jesus pointed to a child, revealing that true greatness is measured by an entirely different standard. The sermon walks us through the painful reality that every earthly achievement, no matter how spectacular, eventually crumbles under the weight of time. Even the greatest athlete of all time finds himself haunted by the ghost of his former self, unable to escape the futility of achievements that cannot satisfy the soul's hunger for eternal significance. In Christ, we discover that our works are not erased by time but redeemed for eternity. We are called not to be like Mike, but to be like Christ, the true Greatest of All Time whose crown is eternal and whose kingdom never fades.