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In this brief sermon excerpt, Blake Robert Templeton argues that the pervasive exhaustion many men feel is not primarily caused by external responsibilities or overwork, but by an internal split—a double‑mindedness that pulls them toward both sinful pleasures and divine blessings. He uses the classic devil‑angel cartoon image to illustrate this inner conflict, describing it as a division between the enemy’s desires and God’s gifts. Templeton asserts that a true "son of wisdom" resolves this split by silencing the weaker, contradictory voice and fully leaning into Jesus, thereby eliminating the root cause of exhaustion.

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