06/08/2026
Is Bad Good?
In the Psalms we see the wickedness of man represented, and those who, knowing they are evil, approve of them.
Psalm 15.4 tells us something we should reflect on regarding what pleases or displeases God, and what we should do:
“who despises the one God rejects, but honors those who fear the Lord; who keeps his oath even when it hurts.” (NIV)
We are talking about the one who does not appreciate the wicked, nor supports them as some do — misinterpreting the Word. Perhaps thinking that we must love our enemy, distorting God’s purpose because they do not search the Scriptures diligently, or they take the Word and apply it lightly, without thinking.
If God despises someone because of their wickedness, their perversion, or what they have done, then why do some believers support them?
For example, we see this reflected in the manifestation of socialism, which opposes what is just and those who do good, with that doctrine that twists everything. It rejects those who do good.
They are perverse, they do evil, and God rejects what they do, but many still support them. If God rejects them, why do we accept them?
Our nations are being affected by left-wing currents. They don’t even investigate; they honor the wicked.
For example, in Latin countries they refer to the perverse and evil “Che Guevara,” Fidel in Cuba, the nefarious Chávez (Venezuela) — who in turn placed perverse leaders across Latin America — Evo (Bolivia), Correa (Ecuador), Lula (Brazil), Kirchner (Argentina), Petro (Colombia)… you can finish the list.
They have contaminated the nations, the Lord has swept them from His presence.
In their wake they have left misery, destroyed economies, lack of civil rights, insecurity, corruption, organized crime, and death. Satan came to steal, kill, and destroy (John 10.10).
We cannot call evil good. God rejects them, He does not approve of them. So why then do we approve of them?
Communism, socialism — all the left-wing movements — are stirring up the nations.
People of God, rise up and intercede for your nation.
Many cling to them for benefits. But they do not dwell in the tabernacle of God, in the presence of God.
Psalm 16.3 says clearly, “As for the saints who are in the land, they are the excellent ones in whom is all my delight.”
Do you have God’s approval?
Psalm 15 presents the characteristics of those who dwell in the tabernacle of God, in the presence of God:
* The one who walks with integrity, does what is righteous, and speaks the truth from his heart (Psalm 15.2).
* The one whose tongue utters no slander, who does no wrong to a neighbor, and casts no slur on others (Psalm 15.3).
If God rejects a person, why do some come out to approve that person? This brings misfortune upon the people.
It is like calling evil good (Isaiah 5.20).
Reflect on these words, take your place as a child of God, and intercede for your nation.
God bless you.
La Roca Community