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🪞 Who’s Really to Blame?

Let’s Talk About the Mirror, Not the Devil

We live in a world where the Devil often gets more credit than he deserves.

Every time something falls apart, goes sideways, or crumbles beneath us—he’s the first name we call out. From failed marriages to financial struggles, from anxiety to global chaos, the Devil becomes the convenient scapegoat.

And yes… he is real.
He is a deceiver.
He is active.
He is relentless.

But so is our own will.
So is our own desire.
So is our own disobedience.

📖 The Bible Pulls No Punches:

“But each person is tempted when they are dragged away by their own evil desire and enticed.”
— James 1:14 (NIV)

That verse doesn’t say the Devil dragged us away.
It says we are—by our own inner pull.

It’s time we stop hiding behind the Devil and start confronting the one who often sabotages our walk with God:
The person in the mirror.

🙌 The Power of Honest Reflection

We all have blind spots—areas we don’t want to admit need refining. But the beauty of grace is that it doesn’t condemn us—it calls us higher. We are not victims of the enemy. We are victors in Christ.

  • You are not a puppet.

  • You are not powerless.

  • You are not condemned.

You are redeemed.

“Let the redeemed of the Lord say so…” – Psalm 107:2

The time has come to start living like it.

🔥 Time to Rise Up

This is your challenge today:
🪞 Look in the mirror with honesty.
🙏 Take ownership of what you’ve been blaming on the Devil.
✝️ Ask God to renew your mind and transform your heart.
💡 And then… walk in the truth of who you are—fully forgiven, deeply loved, and supernaturally equipped.

Let’s stop giving the enemy free credit and start giving God glory by the way we live.

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👣 Walk in grace. Live with courage. Be transformed.
Because the enemy may try to whisper lies—but the Redeemer has the final Word.



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