WE ARE WICKED



Instead of saying: The world is wick’ed.

People should rather and more accurately say: 

We are wick’ed. Yes, we!

The world is not full of a!iens who fell from the sky. 

No, it is full of humans like you and I who let our dark sides take the better part of us sometimes. 

That’s accountability.

It’s human beings that wear provøcative clothes to sed’uce and lu’re people to s!n.

It’s human beings who sleep with people’s spouses. 

It’s human beings that ste’al people’s money.

It’s human beings who ha’ck people’s accounts.

It is humans who l!e, cheat and man!pulate others for their own selfish interests and ev!l agenda.

It’s human beings that make certain policies or decisions that impøverish or vict!mize the pøor.

It is humans who ravish their own countries in such a way that the lives of children are wre’cked.

It is humans that enslave, inflame, disempower and destabilize other countries to gain domination.

It is humans stifling, grounding or destroying other people’s businesses and careers.

It is humans who destrøy own spouses or relatives.

It is humans who instigate wa’rs and cønflicts.

It is humans destrøying the relationships of others.

It is humans exterminating people’s families.

It is humans who eñvy, slǎnder, cønspire, abǔse and pløt unimaginable things against other humans.

It is humans who unalived other humans.

It is humans who perpetrate cr!mes and atr0cities.

It is human who děceive and sc’am other humans.

It is not unidentifiable spirits roaming the planet.

It is human beings.

Like you.

Like me.

Maybe you.

Maybe me.

Yes!

Accountability.

But God will judge and destrøy the wick’ed.

Even if it’s you or me.

Selah!

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