Not everything is content. There, I answered the title question without burying the lede. In a former life, I co-hosted a podcast, and to bring value to our audience, we posted on social media, wrote blog posts and short stories, recorded subscriber-exclusive commentary tracks (to listen to alongside a movie or TV show), and posted 50 podcast episodes a year (one a week except for Christmas and New Year). It gets exhausting, especially when everyone involved is also in school

When people sit down at the gaming table, there’s often an unspoken social contract the players agree to. At least that’s the hope. See, the game falls apart if players refuse to get along. This isn’t exclusive to the gaming table, though. There’s a reason Scripture gives us guidelines on how to love our neighbors. And why we’re commanded to do so. Loving our neighbors starts in the 10 Commandments, which can be found in Exodus 20:1-17 1 . Note that verses 12-17 specifically

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...

In Matthew 28:19-20, Jesus told his disciples to go make disciples of all nations. In Luke 10:1-12, he sent out 72 of his followers to...

Considering the controversy surrounding RPGs, it’s easy to ask if it’s possible to game for God. I grew up mostly in the 1990s, graduated...

One of my favorite chapters in all of Scripture is Acts 19. This passage informs and guides many of the decisions I make in my ministry...