Back to the Bible Canada with Dr. John Neufeld Psalms of Worship: O Lord, Protect Your People
Mar 27, 2025
Dr. John delves into the themes of evil and morality through Psalm 36, challenging the notion that circumstances alone shape behavior. He unpacks the traits of the wicked, highlighting deceit and manipulation, while emphasizing individual accountability. The discussion extends to the nature of evil in spiritual warfare, urging vigilance against malevolent forces. Reflecting on God's goodness, Dr. John illustrates the importance of a personal relationship with the divine amidst societal struggles, reminding us that true worship is our response to God's actions.
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The Rejection of Evil
- Many Westerners struggle to recognize true evil due to a redefined understanding of human beings.
- They attribute evil actions to societal failings or unmet needs rather than moral accountability.
Sinners vs. the Wicked
- There's a distinction between sinners and those committed to wickedness.
- Some individuals, like the "sons of the evil one," actively choose and promote evil.
Seven Descriptors of the Wicked
- Wicked individuals are characterized by a disregard for God's law, lack of fear of God, and narcissistic self-deception.
- They deceive, plot harm, and actively embrace evil, posing a danger to everyone.