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EPISODE · Sep 8, 2020 · 31 MIN

Where Mentoring Came From, Part 2

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Episode 5 – The Thinklings PodcastWhere Mentoring Came From, Part 2Welcome to Episode 5 of The Thinklings Podcast! In this episode we do our usual things: we discuss some books during Books & Business, we share a little nonsense (12:45… cough…), and we continue exploring The Adventures of Telemachus. For Books & Business, Thinkling Stearns discusses How to Read Slowly by James Sire, Thinkling Little covers The Valley of Vision, and Thinkling Carter dives into Perelandra from The Ransom Trilogy. Perelandra provides wonderful fodder before we get to the main content of the episode. The discussion focuses again on mentoring, highlighting how adversity can become a means of training and sanctification. Thinkling Little continues this theme in our final meditation on God’s Word, reflecting on rebuke and instruction in Proverbs. Thanks for listening!📚 Key Ideas in Episode 5 – Where Mentoring Came From, Part 2Books • Coffee • Thinklings • Inklings • How to Read Slowly – James Sire • The Valley of Vision • Perelandra – C.S. Lewis • The Adventures of Telemachus – François Fénelon • Deuteronomy 8 • James 1 • Proverbs📖 Books & BusinessThinkling Stearns – How to Read Slowly by James SireThinkling Little – The Valley of Vision Thinkling Carter – Perelandra / The Ransom Trilogy by C.S. Lewis💬 Main ContentDiscussion on mentoring and adversity This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thethinklingspodcast.substack.com

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