The abominable and the righteous

By Elizabeth Prata

The Proverb says

An unjust man is abominable to the righteous, And he who is upright in the way is abominable to the wicked. (Prov 29:27).

This shows the foolishness of trying to partner with the unjust (unsaved) in spiritual endeavors. Eventually and always, the gulf is too wide and too fixed. They will chafe and separate, usually badly.

Gill's Expositions says,

Not his person, but his actions, his unrighteous actions, his ungodly life and conversation; which a man, holy, just, and good, loathes and abhors, and cannot forbear expressing his abhorrence of; and therefore shuns his company, and will have no fellowship with him. And, on the other hand, 

he that is upright in the way is abomination to the wicked; that man that is upright in heart and life, that walks according to the rule of the divine word, in the path of holiness, in the way of truth and righteousness, he is abhorred by a wicked man; he cannot have any pleasure in his company; he is under some awe and restraint which is disagreeable to him; and he cannot bear the reproofs he gives him; 

Churches that cater to the unjust (unsaved), seeking their approval, their interest, their anything except their soul repented to Jesus, will and always fail. Darkness and light have nothing to do with each other.