By David Ettinger
Identifying the Enemy
No, it’s not Satan. Yes, Satan is your enemy and he would love to destroy you, but he is not your fiercest enemy.

Why? Satan surely is a powerful being who wages war on Christians. His number one tool is temptation; manipulating circumstances to put the Christian in the most vulnerable position possible. However, Satan’s influence is limited by God; the devil can tempt, but he can’t make believers sin. The Christian is fortified and protected by the indwelling Holy Spirit; it is He who prevents Satan from gaining significant leverage in the believer’s life. Satan can throw the proverbial “kitchen sink” at you regarding temptation, but he can’t make you sin.
Instead, sin is something you do on your own. Whereas resistance to the devil will cause him to flee (James 4:7), sin is a…
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Truth. We have a free will, even in God.
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Yes! Is all about the choices we make .
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Amen.
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Edifying post
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Yes !
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Very true; our sins are entirely on ourselves, and ourselves alone.
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Absolutely. We can’t lose sight of this truth
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David’s discussion is filled with sincere truth with which we can hang on to through the remarkable and awakening text from Scripture. I am moved to return to one of my places in the Bible which strengthens me for the day to come: Ephesians 6:10-17.
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