As I’ve discussed a few times in previous articles, the gaming table is a great way to build relationships, especially Kingdom-focused relationships. In the past, I’ve shared my experience as someone who was in need of the other people at the table, but as a result of what I’m doing with Disciple Gaming Ministry, I’ve recently had the opportunity to contribute to someone else’s life. We’ll call this person Bob to protect his actual identity (especially because I don’t know an

This is a letter to the lost, the forgotten, and the outcasts. I’d love to say, “I see you, I haven’t forgotten you, and I’m out there...

In previous articles for Disciple Gaming Ministry, I’ve discussed what discipleship should look like from a formulaic perspective and how...

After my last article, my uncle reminded me of something very important: discipleship requires deeply personal relationships. In all of...

The idea behind Disciple Gaming Ministry came to me one evening as my wife and I drove home from a trip to the mountains with her dad and...