Jase Robertson

So sometimes it's a subtle thing.

But it says, but God is faithful.

He will not let you be tempted beyond what you can bear.

But when you're tempted, he will also provide a way out so that you can stand up under it, which then kind of goes back to the trial.

You can stand through that.

It's not like, well, I can't help it.

How many statements do you recall like that?

When somebody says, you know, the next thing I know,

next thing you know, what happened?

No, you made a decision in there.

There was a way out.

But that's what people say.

One thing led to another.

We have all these little idioms that say, well, there was nothing I could do about it.

Oh, there was a lot you could have done about it.

And I think it's really good that you point that out because I think a lot of people get trapped in situations and then they say, well, there was no way for me to do anything different.

It's kind of like the guy you described in the previous podcast that stepped on the alligator.

and had that little turn, and then said to himself in the moment, if I get out of this one, something's going to change.

Which was a trial, which his life was in danger in the moment, but all of a sudden he was convicted.

Yeah.