Faith Isn’t Blind: What the Bible and Science Actually Say About Creation | Allan Pereira | Episode 352
Release Date: 04/23/2025
Faith, Family, and the Future of Food | Ben and Corey Spell | Episode 372
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In this episode, Ben and Corey Spell—the founders of Good Ranchers—join the conversation to share their remarkable journey from ministry to building a company that’s reshaping the food industry. They open up about the leap of faith it took to start, the challenges of bringing transparency and integrity to meat sourcing, and the hurdles they’ve faced along the way—including Corey’s personal battle with cancer and the powerful healing testimony that has marked their family’s story. From navigating industry standards to standing firm on faith when the path ahead seemed impossible,...
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The Bible Made Simple | Zach Windal | Episode 371
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In this episode, Pastor Zach Windal joins the conversation to share how he’s making scripture accessible for everyday life. From his personal journey of discovering truth to the practical ways he helps people connect with God’s Word, Zach brings clarity and encouragement for anyone longing to strengthen their faith. He breaks down the barriers that often keep people from engaging with the Bible and offers insights that inspire listeners to approach scripture with confidence and joy. This episode is brought to you by our sponsors: Angel Studios, Soul, Nutrafol, and Olive App. Their...
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At the Pace of Grace | Dawnchere Wilkerson | Episode 370
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In this episode, Pastor Dawnchere Wilkerson joins the conversation to share her journey of faith, leadership, and the challenges of building a life centered on purpose. She opens up about the lessons she has learned through ministry, family, and serving her community, offering encouragement for anyone navigating seasons of growth and transition. With her unique blend of honesty and hope, Dawnchere inspires listeners to stay grounded while chasing the calling on their lives. This episode is brought to you by our sponsors: Go to the app store today and download the Olive holistic food...
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Living Surrendered | Katie David Majors | Episode 369
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Author, speaker, and founder of Amazima Ministries Katie Davis Majors joins Blake to share her remarkable journey from an ordinary teenager in Tennessee to building a life and ministry in Uganda, where she has served thousands through education, discipleship, and community development. Together, they reflect on what it means to live with childlike faith, to say “yes” to God’s leading one step at a time, and how radical obedience doesn’t always look like moving across the world but can be lived out d
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Healing Rest | Becky Thompson | Episode 368
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"I Don't Even Like Women" & Other Lies That Hold Us Back | Natalie Runion | Episode 366
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Author and teacher Natalie Runion joins Blake to discuss her newest book I Don’t Even Like Women, the third installment in her trilogy exploring the state of the church and the role of women within it. She shares her personal journey from resistance to embracing women's ministry, highlighting how past wounds, competition, and internalized lies shape how women relate to each other in faith spaces. Natalie and Blake unpack the deep impact of words spoken over us, the spiritual and relational toll of isolati
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A Time of Pruning & Unexpected Seasons: a Yap Session | Blake Guichet | Episode 366
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In this vulnerable solo episode, Blake shares an unplanned mid-year reflection after losing a recorded interview—an unexpected gap that turned into sacred space for recalibration. She dives deep into how her 2025 word, “Let there be fruit,” has shown up not in productivity or accolades, but in the painful, refining work of pruning identity idols—like hustle, performance, and external validation. From mourning a drop in Instagram engagement to laying down beloved roles and shifting from constant exte
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A Little Less Toxic (Without Being Legalistic or Neglectful) | Shawna Holman | Episode 364
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This episode is a powerful and deeply personal conversation with Shawna from A Little Less Toxic, who shares the health crisis that completely redirected her life. After years of unexplained pain and misdiagnoses, a near-death experience with sepsis prompted her to explore root causes of chronic inflammation and ultimately transform her approach to wellness. Shawna discusses how simple, intentional changes—not fear-based overhauls—led to profound healing, and how her platform was born from a desire to h
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Should Christians Use AI? The Good, Bad, & Scary | Drew Dickens | Episode 363
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Visionary leader and scholar Drew Dickens joins Blake to unpack the promises and pitfalls of artificial intelligence in our spiritual and everyday lives. From the temptation of spiritual sloth to the rise of misinformation and echo chambers, we explore how AI can both enrich and erode meaningful engagement with truth, study, and community. The conversation covers practical concerns—like AI-generated sermons, fine-tuned chatbots that reinforce bias, and video generation tools that can spread false doctrine
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Raising Outside Kids | Camille Kent | Episode 363
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Owner of Bow and Arrow Outdoors Camille Kent joins Blake to reflect on their 90s childhoods and explore what it looks like to raise kids in today’s tech-heavy world while preserving imagination, outdoor play, and confidence. Camille shares how she and her husband created a children’s outdoor apparel brand designed to encourage kids to embrace nature, regardless of the weather or terrain. The conversation dives into realistic strategies for managing extreme weather, including bringing the outdoors inside
info_outlineCo-creator of The Science Dilemma Allan Pereira joins Blake to dive into navigating challenging conversations with children, particularly concerning faith and science, amidst today's internet culture. They discuss parental fears of not having all the answers, emphasizing the importance of personal research and trusting God's guidance. They explore the complexities of discussing faith and life's difficult questions, such as the problem of evil, while highlighting the critical role of open dialogue in deepening family relationships and fostering a resilient faith in children. The episode also touches on the influence of education on beliefs, showcasing perspectives from leading scientists who privately consider intelligent design despite public academic pressures.
In this episode, you’ll be able to…
- Gain insight into how to approach difficult faith-based questions with your kids, even when you don’t have all the answers.
- Understand the importance of equipping yourself through personal research rather than avoiding hard conversations.
- Explore how to trust God with your children’s spiritual journey while embracing your role in guiding them.
To connect with Allan…
Website: thesilencedilemma.com
Instagram: @allancp1 | @thesciencedilemma
YouTube: @sciencedilemma
More resources from this episode:
Interview of Dr. James Tour w/ Eric Metaxas of Socrates in the City
Dr. James Tour Challenge to Origin of Life Scientists
You'll Probably LOVE this one! Dr. James Answers Origin of Life question vs. Harvard Students
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