Answer 4-Because we reap what we sow.

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Many high profile men have come to reap the consequences of sinful practices. This illustrates a principle that is true for Christians as well.

Usually, when we touch the fire of sin, God allows us to feel the pain so that we will not continue to touch the fire. In this video, we learn the fourth answer to the question, "Why do bad things happen?" - "We reap what we sow."


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