BLAME GAME

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 BLAME GAME 


Genesis 3:8-13

Devotional:- “And He said, "Who told you that you were naked? Have you eaten from the tree of which I commanded you that you should not eat?"" (v.11) NKJV

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BLAME GAME

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Genesis 3:8-13

Remi Agbabiaka Outreach Ministry (RAOM)  |  victorydaily.blogspot.com

 

One of the strongest weapons the enemy is using to destroy many people today is the habit of blaming others for their failures. Human, by nature, doesn’t often want to be blamed but always likes to blame others or circumstances of their shortcomings. But I would like you to realise the terrible effect of the blame game in your life. 

In the scripture we read today, Adam and Eve were simply playing the blame game. But do you know that it did not deliver them from the judgment of God? Neither will this game deliver anyone from destruction. It is important that we know that God has done all He needs to do through Christ Jesus, to package you and empower you to overcome. The great undefeatable Holy Spirit is in you. All you need is to start to strengthen your spirit with the word of God to be able to take your place in life. The blame game will prevent you from thinking about a solution or the way forward. It has totally destroyed the destinies of many. 

Don’t blame your failure on your weakness or your deficiency, be the first man with that weakness to break a record in your generation. People are making it without eyes, legs, guidance from parents, and financial aid from the government. Wake up! Stop saying examiners failed me, but ‘I failed the exam’. Admit your fault, then see your failure as a challenge. And you will rise up to overcome it. Stop blaming the devil, organise yourself to succeed, and you will succeed. 

Prayer: Lord, help me to rise from failure

“A THOUSAND EXCUSES CAN NEVER BE EQUAL TO A SUCCESS”

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