In a 2002 paper, I offered a novel way of thinking about the compatibility of free will with determinism, one that depended on appealing to the typical understanding of time of the philosopher of physics as simply one of the four dimensions of the Block Universe, albeit an especially interesting and important one. I argued that rejecting the everyday notion of “passage of time,” and of the explanatory privilege that we usually give to past → future determination as opposed to future → past determination, allowed one to articulate a novel way of defending free action in a Block world subject to deterministic laws. The problem is, most of the time these days I no longer believe in the Block and do believe in the passage of time! But I still believe that human action is (often) free, and that physics poses no genuine threat to our freedom. In this paper I will explore how the core idea behind “Freedom from the Inside Out” can be modified to be compatible with a metaphysical picture in which time passes, and explanation is not fully time-symmetric.