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“So when the woman saw that the tree was good for food, that it was pleasant to the eyes, and a tree desirable to make one wise, she took of its fruit and ate. She also gave to her husband with her, and he ate.” Strip away all the factors at play on that fateful day when Adam and Eve fell, and you come to a fundamental question: What went wrong? Satan is wicked with a capital W, and his devices are too powerful for us to resist on our own. But what about Adam and Eve? Weren’t they perfect? Didn’t they commune with God daily? Yes, but perhaps we’re not asking the right questions. Satan’s temptation of Eve was well thought out. No doubt, he, being the expert devil that he is, listened carefully to their conversations, formulating a way of attack. Then, at the right moment he injected his poisonous challenge against God’s authority. Satan twisted God’s words to get Adam and Eve to question the ownership of the garden. Why simply tend the garden when you could own a piece of it? Satan put into their minds that stewardship wasn’t enough. The devil held out to them one of our greatest weaknesses—the deception of ownership. When Eve took the fruit and gave it to Adam, it wasn’t hers to take or his to receive. They stole what didn’t belong to them. God will not judge us based on what we own but rather on our stewardship of what He has loaned us. Satan loves it when we think the money in our pockets is ours. He snickers when we believe what we drive, where we live, or the ministry we’re engaged in is ours to own. The truth is, we are simply stewards of what God has entrusted to our care. Dear saint, be wise, so that one day you will hear, “Well done, good and faithful servant.” – Pastor Jack

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You want to spend time with God. You just don't know what that hour is supposed to look like once you sit down. 📌 New article breaks it into 5 simple parts for one full hour: settle your heart, worship, read the Word, pray and listen, then close in gratitude. Each part comes with the verses behind it and exactly how many minutes to spend there. Read it here: https://www.mybiblebuddy.net/blog/how-to-spend-1-hour-with-god Which part of spending time with God is hardest for you to stick with? 🙏 Read it here 👇 https://www.mybiblebuddy.net/blog/how-to-spend-1-hour-with-god