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Recognizing the Devil’s influence on the world doesn’t mean you’re not taking accountability. It’s about strengthening your relationship with God, to understand why you keep making those decisions. You think everyone who makes bad decisions do so consciously without any regrets? No. Which is why God gives us grace.

@@Busylonerproductions I completely understand your point about recognizing the devil’s influence while still taking accountability. It’s true that acknowledging the devil’s role in temptation doesn’t mean we’re shirking responsibility-but as you said, some people misuse that acknowledgment to shift blame entirely onto the devil and avoid the self-reflection God calls us to. James 4:7 puts it plainly: "Submit yourselves, then, to God. Resist the devil, and he will flee from you." This verse teaches us that while the devil has influence, we also have the ability to reject him if we choose to lean on God. God wouldn’t ask us to resist temptation if it were impossible for us to do so. Similarly, 1 Corinthians 10:13 reminds us: "No temptation has overtaken you except what is common to mankind. And God is faithful; he will not let you be tempted beyond what you can bear. But when you are tempted, he will also provide a way out so that you can endure it." This means every choice we make is ultimately ours, and God equips us to overcome even the toughest challenges. When Christians say, “Stop blaming everything on the devil,” they’re emphasizing the free will God gave us and the grace He extends to help us make better choices. Blaming the devil for bad actions without reflecting on personal responsibility can feel like discounting God’s work. After all, being made in His image gives us the moral compass and strength to turn away from sin if we choose to. Think about examples like Peter denying Jesus (Luke 22:54-62). He was tempted by fear and made the wrong choice, but he later took accountability, repented, and grew in his faith. Contrast that with Adam and Eve blaming the serpent for their sin in Genesis 3-it didn’t absolve them of the consequences. God’s grace is a gift to guide us through our struggles, not an excuse to avoid owning our decisions. Recognizing the devil’s influence is fine, but shifting all the blame onto him can sometimes diminish the importance of God’s work in empowering us to resist sin and grow closer to Him.

Respectfully, you got to read the Bible. This is the Devil’s world. 2 Corinthians 4:4 / John 12:30 / Ephesians 2:2. Focus on prayer! 🙏🏾 God gave us free will to choose right from wrong. God installed in us what right from wrong is, but the Devil is the ruler of the world. That is until Jesus comes back and destroys the Death/Devil.

I get where you're coming from about the devil's influence, but I think it's important to clarify that pointing out personal accountability doesn’t give less credit to God or more to the devil. It’s really about shortening teachings like James 4:7: "Submit yourselves, then, to God. Resist the devil, and he will flee from you." This verse shows the devil’s power is not absolute-if we lean on God, we have the strength to resist him. 1 Corinthians 10:13 adds: "No temptation has overtaken you except what is common to mankind. And God is faithful; he will not let you be tempted beyond what you can bear. But when you are tempted, he will also provide a way out so that you can endure it." This makes it clear that our actions are our own choices, not something we can just blame on the devil's influence again and again as some like to do. When people say, "Stop blaming everything on the devil," it’s not dismissing the devil’s influence-it’s emphasizing that everyone has the power, through God, to turn away from evil. Hearing "the devil made me do it" understandably frustrates Christians who know scripture because it shifts responsibility from where it belongs: our own choices. At the end of the day, it’s about balancing awareness of the devil’s influence with accountability for the free will God gave us. We can-and should-choose to submit to God and rise above those temptations. 🙏

Amen 🙏🏾

All glory to Him! 🙏🏾

@@Busylonerproductions definitely AMEN

🙏🏾 Amen! Keep doing you!

Never give up Latoya 🙏🏾. You got this!

@@Busylonerproductions thank u so much. I subscribed. Hope all is well with u. Happy Holidays 🤗

@Busylonerproductions this is my 4th time starting over thank you

Thank you so much! Happy Holidays to you too.

Thank you for sharing! I think I got you beat 😂👀🙏🏾

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I can’t imagine. I just want to hit the ball off the tee lol

Never say never, but it’s your choice not to.

Aye, that’s ok. At least you aware. Now get to work 🙏🏾

Sounds good, but people not moving states because one has better education. It’s not reality. If you’re in Texas, you likely not moving to California just because they have “better” education.

@Busylonerproductions agree, but a political agenda is not only education. At some point a state will cross the line each one of their residents will decide to move. In my case, I hate HOAs, still I bought a house in one because they have the best combination of elementary, middle and high school. There is no perfect place I could agree 100% but, there are some elements that will make you move. So, let's states to compete and those with people moving there will gain electoral votes like just happened with Texas and Florida just mention some. That tells you that people prefer those states than CA and NY whom lost the most.

You know where I’m from? I’m sorry. You must know my life a lot better than me. I’m just living it lol.

@Busylonerproductions never said I know your life, but if you knew what the department of education was really about you would be in favor of demolitioning it, and letting the states decide. People were much smarter before. I worked for a school district for over 15 years and most of the kids couldn't tell you who our first president was, where Alaska was actually located, or how many states are actually in the USA. The department of education is a joke v

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We should pray everyday God placed in this country we love so much, but we shouldn’t act like that means it’s ours to not share. Yes, we should know who’s coming. So ask yourself this, why do sssoooooooo many people feel the need to cross illegally? Do you think because they are ALL murderers? OR, does the US make the process damn near impossible?

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lol watch the video. It’s clear there’s multiple people talking, and Kamala was directing that towards a group, not one person who said Jesus is King. Lord this is why prayer is needed. Why the heck would a presidential candidate go on national tv and go against God? Lol that’s all yall got?

You’re right. This message is for anyone feeling up or down about the election. The point is, prayer is more important.

Everything the democrats want is pro people and pro choice. God gave us free will, but yet the republicans continue to try to take away people’s rights.

@ You're pro licentious not freedom

Thank you 🙏🏾🙌🏾

Thank you Joel! Keep pushing 🙏🏾

Good point.

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Yes! By praying and choosing the right partner to be your wife

@@Busylonerproductions We'll many thought they had the right partner and got divorced including religious people. Is prayer going to stop a woman from taking your assets during a divorce?

@mustwatchthis50 have faith my brother. It’s a deeper conversation.

I can’t say i disagree.

It’s not about being fair. It’s about loving one another so much that you can’t hurt them without hurting yourself too.

lol I’m responding to him asking “so who benefits in a marriage”. To ask that question means he’s not ready for manage.

lol sounds like you have nothing constructive to say.

Sounds like you’re incapable of believing of woman can love you, then leave you without hurting you financially. Praying for you 🙏🏾.

I think you should protect yourself when you’re single or not married. Once you say you’re getting married, you become one.

True.

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lol I think people understand the point. If he had 2 arms we never know.