THINK TWICE rocker advice

THINK TWICE rocker advice

By Elijah TindallComedyReligion & SpiritualityEducationSelf-ImprovementStand-UpSpirituality
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THINK TWICE rocker advice episodes

  • You shall PASS
    A quick reminder that, even though you may be currently "failing" the tests in life. Eventually, you shall pass.
    3 min
  • Let yourself get pruney
    A short reminder of how, when we find ourselves in certain situations, we will naturally evolve and adapt...if we allow it to happen.
    2 min
  • You aren't one of us

    In this episode, Elijah shares a hilarious and heartfelt story from his junior high days that begins with class clown antics and an Elvis debate but ultimately turns into a much deeper conversation about identity, prejudice, faith, and finding your place in the world.

    Drawing from his experiences growing up between Christian schools, a strong Pentecostal upbringing, and life as a half-Mexican, half-white kid in Arkansas, Elijah explores how a single comment from a substitute teacher shaped the way he viewed himself for years. Rather than dwelling on offense, he challenges listeners to see difficult moments through a different lens.

    This episode examines:

    ● Growing up in a strict Christian household and the traditions that shaped childhood.

    ● The difference between religious tradition and biblical truth.

    ● Why prejudice is a human problem that can affect every culture.

    ● The importance of judging people by the condition of their hearts rather than stereotypes.

    ● How painful experiences can become turning points instead of lifelong wounds.

    ● Why your identity shouldn’t be determined by the opinions of others.

    ● What it means to embrace the unique person God created you to be.

    Think Twice Challenge:

    The next time you feel excluded, misunderstood, or tempted to define yourself by someone else’s opinion, stop and think twice. Instead of asking, “Why don’t I fit in?” ask, “Who did God create me to be?” Your uniqueness isn’t a flaw—it’s your purpose.

    Thanks for listening to Think Twice Rocker Advice with Elijah Tindall. If this episode encouraged or challenged you, be sure to follow the podcast, leave a review, and share it with someone who could use the reminder that they were created to stand out—not simply fit in.

     

    31 min
  • Yesterday
    In this episode of Think Twice Rocker Advice, Elijah mixes humor with heartfelt encouragement, opening with a lighthearted debate about who would win in a fight—Ward Cleaver or Dick Van Dyke—before diving into a powerful listener question about forgiveness and moving on from past hurt. He explores how yesterday’s successes, failures, betrayals, and disappointments can become heavy burdens that shape our present if we continue carrying them. Using the image of an overloaded backpack, Elijah explains that healing doesn’t mean pretending the pain never happened or allowing harmful people back into your life—it means releasing the weight and the power the past has over you. Drawing from Hebrews 12 and the teachings of Jesus, he challenges listeners to let go of bitterness, embrace forgiveness, and make room for the life God is calling them to live. If you’ve ever struggled to move beyond old wounds, this episode offers practical perspective, biblical encouragement, and hope for finding freedom.
    21 min
  • ai gonna get us?
    In this episode of Think Twice Rocker Advice, Elijah explores the growing conversation around artificial intelligence, challenging listeners to rethink fear-based assumptions about AI replacing jobs. He argues that instead of worrying about the future, people should focus on finding meaningful work, embracing change, and using new technology as a tool rather than seeing it as a threat. Drawing from his own experiences in graphic design, ministry, and creative work, he explains why authentic human experiences and personal stories can never be replicated by AI. Elijah also discusses the spiritual concerns surrounding AI, encouraging listeners to guard against making anything—including politics or technology—an idol in their lives. The episode closes with a reminder to slow down, appreciate the present, invest in relationships, and live with purpose instead of fear.
    26 min
  • Divorce
    In this episode, Elijah responds to listeners concerns about divorce.
    18 min

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Long time communicator, advisor and stand up comic, Elijah Tindall shares insights. Listeners send in questions and comments taken from their real life issues and Elijah addresses each, in his own…