Speaker and writer Amy Gannett joins Blake to talk about the sizable gulf between knowing God and worshipping Him. Like a family member or a friend, we can’t love someone well if we don’t truly know them. Listen in as Amy encourages us to worship in reverence with who God has revealed himself to be, rather than who we have each made him out to be. Amy explains that theology and worship go hand-in-hand. Without theology, worship can be ungrounded. Without worship, theology can be stifled and cold. Theology leads to doxology!   Amy is the author of Fix Your Eyes - available everywhere now!   To connect with Amy:  Website: amygannett.com Instagram: @amycategannett and @tinytheologians Facebook: facebook.com/amycategannett   Visit crappychristiancollective.com to join the Crappy Christian Collective, a private membership community for people who want to grow in their understanding and application of Scripture for the real-life crap we all face.   The Crappy Christian merch shop is back! Head to etch.life/collections/crappy-christian-co to grab the comfiest sweatshirts and tees with your favorite CCCo. motto!

Theology Minded or Worship Minded | Amy Gannett | Episode 149

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  Small town general surgeon and whistleblower, Dr. Eithan Haim joins Blake to discuss how he courageously blew the whistle on the deceptive practices of a transgender program at Texas Children's Hospital. The conversation covered a wide range of topics, including the emotional and psychological burden faced by doctors who realize they have been complicit in harming children through certain medical practices. It highlights the importance of standing up for truth and human dignity, even in the face of intimidation and legal threats. Dr. Eithan emphasized the need for accountability for those who abuse their power and manipulate science to suit their agenda.     In this episode, you’ll be able to:    Discuss the necessity of accountability for those who abuse their power and manipulate science to suit their agenda.    Learn about the role of ordinary citizens in holding authority figures accountable and fighting for what is right.    Delve into the importance of standing up for truth and human dignity, even in the face of intimidation and legal threats.       To connect with Dr. Eithan…   Twitter:  @eithanhaim 

A Surgeon's Stand Against Childhood Gender Affirming Care | Dr. Eithan Heim | Episode 295

  We have a very special guest on the podcast today! Husband and father, Jeremy Guichet joins Blake to  discuss their decision to homeschool their children, detailing the journey from initial skepticism to enthusiastic readiness. They reflect on their personal concerns, including socialization, educational capability, and managing stress levels. Through open communication and research, they gradually embraced the idea, recognizing the benefits of flexibility, personalized learning, and a slower pace of life. Despite initial challenges and frustrations, Blake and Jeremy express gratitude for the timing of their decision and trust in God's plan.     In this episode, you’ll be able to:      Discover the benefits that homeschooling offers with flexibility, personalized learning, and a slower pace of life.    Learn how open communication and research helped them come to this decision and embrace homeschooling.    Anticipate the freedom to explore children's interests and engage in extracurricular activities without exhaustion.     To learn more about their homeschooling journey,  follow along here.

How My Husband Got on Board with Homeschooling | Jeremy Guichet | Episode 294

  Storyteller, pastor and podcaster, Ryan Wekenman joins Blake to  discuss the topic of singleness, exploring its nuances and challenges. They reflect on societal pressures surrounding marriage, particularly prevalent in certain cultural and religious contexts. The conversation highlights the need for a shift in mindset within the church to value singleness as a valid life path, while also addressing the complexities of navigating relationships and sexual ethics. Through personal anecdotes and biblical insights, they emphasize the importance of embracing both grace and truth in discussions about singleness and sexuality, ultimately advocating for a more inclusive and understanding approach within Christian communities.     In this episode, you’ll be able to:    Gain insights into the complexities of singleness, particularly within the context of Christian communities    Navigate challenges related to relationships, societal expectations, and sexual ethics    Learn about the need for a shift in mindset within the church to value singleness as a valid life path        To connect with Ryan:   Website:  ryanwekenman.com   Instagram:  @ryanwekenman

Church Culture, Singleness, & Contentment | Ryan Wekenman | Episode 293

  Cult survivor, content creator, and entrepreneur, Ceci Hendrickson joins Blake to share her experience leaving a polygamist cult, navigating life outside of it, and how she found a relationship with God. The conversation touches on the fear and anger surrounding the government's involvement within the FLDS community and the struggle to rebuild a life outside of the cult. Despite the difficulties, she emphasizes the importance of sharing her story and offering hope to others who may be in similar situations. Join them as they discuss Ceci’s resilience and perseverance, highlighting her journey of finding God on her own terms and offering inspiration to others.      In this episode, you’ll be able to:    Gain insight into the challenges faced by individuals leaving the FLDS community.    Learn about the process of rebuilding one's life after leaving a cult.    Discover the importance of sharing personal stories and offering hope to others.        To connect with Ceci:   Website:  pinkvalor.com   Instagram:  @ceci.hendrickson  Facebook:  @mybrunettebraid

Escaping a Cult & Finding God | Ceci Hendrickson | Episode 292

  National speaker, writer, and musician Landon Starbuck joins Blake to  discuss the heavy topic of child exploitation and the trans agenda. Landon explains her background in Hollywood, her role as a mom of three, and her non-profit work combatting child exploitation, which led her to realize the urgent need for awareness. Join them as they cover societal complacency, government involvement in education, and the impact of traumatic events like COVID-19 on children and families. They also discuss controversial educational ideologies, highlighting the importance of critical thinking and parental involvement in education. The episode underscores the necessity of protecting children and empowering parents amidst a rapidly changing cultural landscape.     In this episode, you’ll be able to:    Gain insights into the broader cultural implications of gender ideology and social media influences.    Explore practical strategies for safeguarding children's innocence and well-being    Discover the significance of standing firm in values and faith amidst societal challenges.        To connect with Landon:   Website:  Landon Starbuck   Instagram:  @landonstarbuck   Facebook:  @landonstarbuckTN   YouTube:  @landonstarbuck

Theology Minded or Worship Minded | Amy Gannett | Episode 149

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