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Are you giving the Devil Tooo much credit?

I've been doing a lot of reading lately and in my studies, I've come across this on more than one occasion.
In life are we giving the Devil (The Enemy) too much credit?
Are you the type of person that every time something goes wrong, you blame it on the Devil.
You know exactly what I'm talking about, your friends and family are hating (as usual), your kids acting up, your relationship falling apart....."that ain't nothing but the devil"
I can honestly sayi have been guilty of this.
But on this day I want to express a new way of thinking.
I read last night in Tyrese Gibson's book How To Get Out Of Your Own Way
That we need to stop giving the Devil credit when things go wrong. Every time we acknowledge his activity it's like giving him praise! And who wants to praise that Dude seriously! Before reading this my understanding of the matter was, No every time something goes wrong it isn't the Devil and it doesn't mean that the world is out to get me. There are times in our lives when we are being tested and things must fall apart to be built back up on a better foundation. And of course the way we respond and handle the obstacle is in turn how we will grow and learn and be blessed form it.
I always keep in mind that "He Brings us to it to bring us thru it" and "We Grow thru what We Go thru"!

Let's stop giving the devil credit! Stop giving him praise for his being busy! Act like summers over and fall back Devil! You have no authority here!
I'm not saying to forget that he's out there to Kill steal and destroy. But lets acknowledge him less.
And in doing so our Praise for the most high will grow all the more.

I'm at a point where I have realized, I'm grateful for the test. Because with test comes promotion.

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