And the psalmist begins by saying, God is good.

God is good.

But then when he begins to see the wicked,

how they drink and they party and they fornicate

and they rob and they steal and they murder

and they get away with it

he had their own concept in his mind

I am falling

I am falling in love I am falling in love. I am falling in love. I am falling in love. I am falling in love with you.

Welcome to Somebody Lives You Radio, the Bible teaching ministry of Roll Rees and Diamond Bar, California.

Today's message concludes our study of the Psalms.

Tackling a common question, Roll will examine why evil people seem to get away with so much.

Stay with us to see that while divine judgment of the wicked may not be immediate, it will come.

God sees every action and motivation, so we need to be mindful of this as we establish our own life testimony as well.

Let's join Roll Rees in Psalm 37 for the lesson, Why do the Wicked prosper?

Why does it seem like the wicked are always getting their way?

People that kill other people, they seem to get away with it. People that drink, people that take

drugs. And many times when you think about that question that the wicked are getting away with it,

there was a young man in the Psalms by the name of Asaph, and he had a question before God, God.

Why do people get away with what they do?

When I was an unbeliever, I mean, I thought that I could get away with anything, and I did

for many years.

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