Evildoers
Isaiah 1:3-4, Psalms 37:1-7
**Evildoers** is a hard warning for a crooked hour. Isaiah said the ox knows its owner, but God’s own people don’t consider—and if that don’t cut us, something is wrong. This study doesn’t point out there at the world first; it turns the mirror on the church. Sinful nations, lying tongues, backsliding hearts, deadly poison, and folks forsaking God while still talking religion—God sees it all. The Word says what it says: we are living in perilous times, and pretending everything is fine won’t save your soul. But Psalm 37 tells the saints how to stand in the middle of evildoers: **fret not, do good, commit thy way, trust in the Lord, rest in Him, and wait.** Don’t become evil because evil is around you. Don’t envy the wicked, don’t fear their noise, and don’t let Satan’s deceit pull you out of righteousness. God owns the land, God provides the bread, and God will cut down the evildoer in His time. This ain’t optional—straighten up, repent, obey, and let your light shine before the trumpet sounds.
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