What does reveling invariably lead to?
Reveling, which people think is a good time, invariably leads to just the opposite. It produces misery, broken homes, broken health, and anything that breaks them. Such activity belongs to the old Adam lifestyle, which is the playground of Satan himself.
Les explains that reveling is one of the wicked activities Paul lists—alongside envying, murders, and drunkenness. People engaged in reveling think they are having a good time, and for the moment maybe they are. But Les points out that it invariably leads to just the opposite: misery, broken homes, broken health, and just about anything that will break them. He adds that they continue in this lifestyle of the old Adam, which is the playground of Satan himself.