In a world filled with imperfections and challenges, it is important to understand the nature of wickedness and its impact on our lives.
It is important to recognize that the joy experienced by the wicked is fleeting and illusory. Their pursuit of power, material wealth, and dominance may provide temporary satisfaction, but it ultimately leaves them empty and unfulfilled. The insatiable appetite for more, coupled with a lack of moral restraint, perpetuates their cycle of wickedness. However, this joy is temporary because a time will come when divine justice will prevails. Read all here: https://faithfulhome.com.ng/what-does-the-bible-say-about-a-wicked-heart/

The figurative heart is what determines what and who you are!
A person may be a pastor (religious leader) yet have a wicked heart {John 11:53} but on the other hand a confirmed criminal may have a good heart. Luke 23:40
So when talking about the wicked God said they will not be welcomed back to life when all things has been made new! Psalms 9:17