A sermon on Proverbs 21:15 and 29:27 argues that good and evil cannot coexist. The speaker uses examples like bigotry and racism to show how God's kingdom is meant to eradicate darkness, not accommodate it.
Good morning, everyone. I'm hoping you're having an awesome day today. So I got 2 wonderful verses to touch on, Proverbs 21:15 and then Proverbs 29:27. So one of the things that we learn from this is that evil and good cannot coexist. This is not something where good can tolerate evil or evil will even tolerate good. Evil is specifically designed to destroy everything that's good. And God, when he set forth this plan, he is not designed to actually coexist with evil. He is designing all of the things that he wants to do to destroy the works of evil. That's why when you see things that occur that the righteous rejoice, evil rejects it. You see things like bigotry, racism, you see the protests, you see the riots. At the end of the day, the kingdom of God is specifically designed to destroy the kingdom of darkness. Keep that in mind when you do your daily walk. So if you like this video, like and share with 2 people so we can continue spreading the gospel of Jesus to the rest of the world. God bless.
