For many people, the boundaries that separate good and evil seem to get crossed without

any shame.

We're disappointed, for instance, when professional athletes and political heroes are exposed

for hidden compromise and corruption.

They seem unfazed by their decision to deceive.

Today, on Insight for Living, Chuck Swindall reminds us that God is not mocked.

He misses nothing, and all of us will give an account of our behavior one day.

So how do we resist the temptation to compromise our moral values, according to Chuck?

The answer is found in 2 Peter 2.

I want you to pause in case you happen to be one of the souls that is enticed by the world

lifestyle around you, if you find yourself on occasion, envying those who run against

God, and for a while get away with it, listen closely to what Peter says.

This book tells you the truth.

And note how verse 13 says it, suffering wrong as the wages of doing wrong.

They are stains and blemishes reveling in deception.

They corrales with you.

You didn't misread that as they corrales with you.

Please observe in verse 14 something that is raw, indeed, individuals like we are describing

in this section on depravity have eyes full of adultery.

They entice unstable souls.

Do they ever?

They pray on the young woman who was naive.

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