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He's Responsible.

Jeremiah 31:28 - And it shall come to pass that as I have watched over them to pluck up and break down, to overthrow, destroy, and bring harm, so I will watch over them to build and to plant, declares the LORD.

IF YOU HATE YOUR LOT IN LIFE GO TO HIM. YOU'VE FOUGHT THE DEVIL FOR SO LONG AND IT HASN'T WORKED. GET WISE, CHANGE YOU BATTLE PLAN.

The real battle is for the mind. Bad preaching has allowed the devil to win. What we need to do is take captive every thought and submit it to the LORDSHIP of Christ. That includes the thoughts that say " my problem isn't from God, it passed by Him, and the devil must pay."
I'm sorry to burst your bubble but I have to if I love you. A wise man has said 'he who loves you is he who tells you the most truth.' The Christian God claims sole responsibility for whatever happens, evil doesn't originate from Him but He sanctions it, the devil can't be punished more for he's already received a just punishment and the only one who can solve your problem is God.

As you pray tonight know who your adversary is, know where the battle is, know who you're praying to, know who's fighting for you and know how to pray. Take you petitions to God and plead with Him to change your situation. Don't spend all your prayer time on the devil for he isn't responsible, GOD IS.

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