What happens when temptation does not end neatly, or at all?
This episode closes out the temptation conversation without pretending there is a clean bow to tie on it. Instead of offering a final fix, it looks at what temptation actually feels like over time, especially for people trying to take faith seriously in real life, not just in theory.
The conversation digs into how Christians are taught to handle temptation versus how it actually shows up in leadership, relationships, habits, and private decisions. They talk about accountability, discipline, burnout, and why some spiritual advice sounds great but falls apart under pressure. The focus stays on lived experience, not performative faith.
If you have ever wondered why doing the “right” things does not always make temptation quieter, this episode sits right in that tension. It leaves space for skepticism, frustration, and humor without turning the discussion into a lecture or a self help checklist.
Nate and Dr. Joseph Tillman bring their usual mix of honesty, sarcasm, and thoughtful pushback. The dynamic stays conversational and grounded, poking at church culture where it deserves it while still taking faith seriously enough to ask better questions.
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