*Anyone Can Hate The Things of God* It is not just unbelievers, but anyone can go from being very spiritual to being very carnal. When you look at firebrand Believers in the Body of Christ; people who have been very zealous for good works (Titus 2:14), what you are seeing aren't spirits. You are seeing humans like you. Most Christians are quick to call it “grace,” and through that attribution they exempt themselves. _"He has the grace for it, that's why He's doing it."_ _"She has the grace that's why she is always evangelizing."_ I believe in grace also, but fellow Believers have been the ones abusing that word the most. If servants of God whom you look up to and revere chose to start living like everyone else, you wouldn't like their new look. You'd be shocked because you thought *they had grace and you didn't.* Walking with God or not walking with Him is a decision that *everyone makes daily* - knowingly or unknowingly. When you see people who have longevity in the kingdom of God, you are seeing people who put so much effort into their personal walk with God. Their sharpness is sustained by every single day decision of theirs to do the things that keeps them close to God. Anyone who makes such a daily decision for their life can become as spiritual and powerful as any human can be. Godliness is imputed at salvation & sustained by personal devotion to God. - If you must stay close to God, you have to intentionally do something that draws you closer to God everyday - If you must be spiritual, you must do spiritual things - If you must love the things of God, you must decide to do the things God. If you stop doing them, you'll find yourself slowly becoming like someone you once tried to save Anyone can hate God & the things of God, if they choose to stop making efforts to stay with God. Anyone can hate the things of God if they choose to lean toward that direction daily. Everyone's output is a reflection of what they are doing or not doing with God.