Accountability: the community owes it to you to say no

The hosts turn to the community's duty: don't tolerate it; someone had to have known — family, tour manager. Christians are supposed to be set-apart people. They argue nobody is willing to 'chop the arm off': if you know a setting is your sin, quit the job, quit the bar scene, quit the travel, quit the friends. A host recounts that he and Mike both played in bars in a blues band and walked away because it wasn't worth risking missing church. Labeling extreme gospel teaching 'hyperbole' (e.g., 'if your eye offends you, cast it out') must not become an excuse to avoid drastic action.