The Devil Made Me Do It: Choose Love Over the Lie
About this ebook
“The devil made me do it” was a popularized catchphrase by Comedian Flip Wilson. But within these covers, you’ll learn that God is more powerful than the devil, and He is “able to keep you from falling” (Jude 24).
You will also learn to identify the mysterious antichrist by learning the biblical identifiers. Another bit of knowledge that you will gain is who changed—or rather, attempted to change—the Ten Commandments, why, and where they are in print in their modified version.
Do you know the five major characteristics of the God Family? You’ll find them outlined and explained here: 1. Holiness; 2. Omnipotence; 3. Omnipresence; 4. Omniscience; and 5. Immortality.
By the time you come to the last page, you will know three things for sure: God is all-powerful, He loves you more than you can imagine, and He craves your love in return. And when you’ve finished, share the book with a friend who needs to know who God is.
“…It is based in sound biblical knowledge with a sensitivity from one who has traveled life’s road and found God’s unchanging love.”
—Jay Gallimore, former president, Michigan Conference of Seventh-day Adventists
“Phyllis was a student of the Word and she was a teacher at heart which you will discover as you journey through this book.”
—Nadine Whitacre, Retired Nurse
About the author
Phyllis Gruesbeck grew up in Michigan's farm country and later moved to Battle Creek, Michigan, where she married her husband, Ronald. She worked as a legal secretary, medical secretary, hospital ward clerk, and Certified Nurse Assistant. She did freelance writing for periodicals and a newspaper. She loved drawing and painting and even drew illustrations for a nursing procedure manual and sold many paintings for office and home use.
Phyllis and Ronald had the privilege of traveling extensively both domestically and overseas. She enjoyed nature and gardening and the many hours she spent in deep Bible study.
Phyllis suffered a stroke on November 7, 2019, and died peacefully, strong in her faith, with her husband of over 62 years by her side on December 7, 2019. She was looking forward to seeing her Lord and Savior "face to face" at His second coming.
