Over the years, I’ve been influenced by a lot of people, especially as I started to pursue ministry. Today I’m going to talk about one of them: David Giles, my grandpa. My grandpa served as a pastor and U.S. Army chaplain for over two decades, joining the Army in 1966 and serving in Korea for a tour before getting sent to Vietnam. He grew up in the great depression, a pastor’s son who knew he would grow up to be a pastor, too. Growing up, most pastors that I learned from poun

Games are a great way to spend time with your family, especially over the holidays. With all of the streaming services that are available, it may be tempting to veg out in front of the screen after all the gifts are unwrapped and the dishes are soaking. My family will probably do some of that this Christmas, but the strongest memories we have were built at the table, both during dinner and after when we pulled out our favorite games. So here are five game recommendations for

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...

Recently I finished playing a game that made me think deeply about the story and the message it conveyed. I’ll tell you right away that...

While a lot of the articles/blog posts I write for Disciple Gaming Ministry will be more academic in style, including cited research,...