In this episode, we tackle the concept of negative sobriety—when someone merely avoids acting out but doesn’t pursue real transformation. White-knuckling through temptation is unsustainable. Sober is not well. Jesus calls us to have life and have it abundantly. We have to get past not acting out and grow in virtue so that doing the right thing becomes second nature.
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