SAY SOMETHING: HOLY with MIKE MAC

Ep. 3 - When Temptation Comes!


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Say Something: WHEN TEMPTATION COMES

– Ep. 3


#SaySomething #christianity #Jesus

Why does temptation feel stronger when you finally decide to obey?

Many Christians assume spiritual maturity should make life easier — calmer, clearer, less pressured. But Scripture teaches the opposite. Temptation doesn’t disappear as you grow closer to God; it becomes more focused, more strategic, and more personal.


When obedience gets serious, resistance escalates.


Temptation doesn’t usually arrive as blatant rebellion. It comes as urgency. Justification. “Just this once.” A shortcut that feels reasonable. A compromise that feels necessary. And that’s exactly why it’s so dangerous.


In this episode of Say Something Holy, Mike Mac breaks down why temptation follows obedience, why compromise never stays contained, and why delayed obedience quietly trains the heart toward surrender instead of holiness.


This episode covers:

• Why temptation intensifies when obedience begins

• How Jesus’ wilderness temptation exposes Satan’s strategy

• Why “just this once” is spiritually lethal

• The difference between struggling and practicing sin

• Why grace trains restraint — not permission

• How delayed repentance reshapes conscience

• Why holiness is built in moments of refusal


This is Bible, conviction, and truth — spoken plainly.


If this message hit home, don’t just sit on it — share it.

Shut the door, say something bold to yourself, and then go say something to this world. You can follow and subscribe: I’m on X and YouTube @xmikemac. Or just hit me up at xmikemac.com for every link you need — including my video work, interviews, and livestreams with @NetAxisGroup over on Rumble.


There. I said it. Now you Say Something!


#MikeMac #SaySomething #SaySomethingHoly

#Temptation #Holiness #Repentance #Obedience #Jesus #christianity


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