Many remain unbowed in doing that which is evil. Sin brings pleasure, becomes easily
accessible, brings great delight, becomes very frequent, and finally
habitual. Once we live habitually in
sin, we become callous and hardened to it.
Those who refuse to come to Christ, often say they will never turn from
their idolatry to serve God. When they
die this way, they end up eternally separated from their Creator in the Lake of
Fire, a literal place of great agony. As
believers, we must not participate in this downward spiral of unregenerate
people. We must devote all that we have
and are to doing good. Galatians 6.9 is a promise that
is certain (cf. Heb 6.10;
Prov 11.18), precious
(what could be more precious than that which God gives as a reward), and
eternal.