Bridging Faith and Gaming Culture
Every year the Paintress writes a smaller number, and everyone that age turns to smoke. What Expedition 33 has to say about grief, legacy, and dying for the people who come after you.
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Two characters who look worlds apart turn out to be far more connected than either expects. A look at Lauren Smyth’s sci-fi novel Warsafe and the real weight it gives to virtual choices.
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Romans10v9 on how Reach Conference started, the heart behind a Christian gaming and creator event, and what he’s building next.
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Join the Gaming & God Discord here. I’m working on a post over on Substack comparing the gaming community to church communities, and what each can learn from one another. In my experience over the years, gamers are often nice to each other, and even in disagreements they don’t get very heated. Disagreements over game […]
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Digital ministry keeps growing, and one name kept coming up. Meet CheckPoint Church — an online church built for gamers, and how it actually works.
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Mere Pursuit is back with a roguelike, and after The Market and The Upgrades I had high expectations. Here’s how The Calling plays and whether it’s worth backing.
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Christian games are few and far between, but a few genuinely shine. Fellow Christian gamer JayD reviews Heroes: The Bible Trivia Game — how it plays and who it’s really for.
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Several months ago, I received an email from a radio station in Texas. They wanted to interview me to discuss video games and how Christians can engage with them, as well as share my personal experience with them. I replied that I would love to, especially since I’ve never been on a radio show. I […]
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An expo dedicated to showing off Christian creatives, authors, and game designers? In my home state of Michigan? And only three hours away, to boot? You can imagine my excitement when I saw how friendly the prices were to attend. So, like any good father during summer break, I loaded up the family (and a […]
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Platforms come and go. For me, before WordPress, it was Blogger, which I’m not sure anyone uses anymore. I’ve enjoyed being on WP, and I’m not leaving anytime soon, but I’m happy to have found another place to expand this ministry. Substack was put on my radar by my friends and fellow anime fans at […]
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