Thinklings Answer Listener Questions #10

The Thinklings Podcast — Episode 273TALQ 9: Questions on Discipleship, Evangelism, Coffee, Anglican News, and Ezekiel Welcome to Episode 273 of The Thinklings Podcast! In this episode, the Thinklings spend the entire show interacting with listener questions — theological, practical, humorous, and everything in between. From discipleship and evangelism to Anglican denominational shifts, Ezekiel’s prophecies, and even the pressing matter of whether coffee counts as vegetable juice, this TALQ episode offers insight, fun, and thoughtful biblical reflection. We also continue our seasonal reminder: Booxing Day is just a few weeks away! Remember: you can get 25% off at the FBBC Bookstore if you mention that you’re a Thinklings listener buying books for Booxing Day! Thanks for tuning in to this week’s conversation! Books & Business The Shack — Thinkling Tim Reflections on the Revolution in France — Thinkling Josh The Weight of Glory (teaser for the spring read-a-long) — Thinkling Andy A Short History of the Baptists — Thinkling Charlie Main Content TALQ 9 — Summary of Questions * Why make a distinction between passions and the mind when discussing internal transformation? * Should Christians pray for evangelism opportunities or for boldness to use the opportunities already present? * Is drinking coffee essentially the same as drinking vegetable juice? * What should we think about the recent split within the Anglican Church? * How should we understand the destruction of Tyre in Ezekiel, especially the shift from “he” to “they” and questions of fulfillment? * And finally… what are the favorite colors of the Thinklings? Final Meditation Thinkling Stearns concludes with part 3 of his series on prayer, reflecting on Jesus’ example in Luke 22:39–46. Listen & Subscribe Follow The Thinklings Podcast for weekly conversations on books, theology, and the Christian life! This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.thinklingspodcast.com