I’ve spent a lot of time talking about the specifics of Disciple Gaming Ministry’s mission, but in this article I’m going to highlight the core beliefs that drive me. It’s one thing to say that I want to bring God and gaming together and reach non-Christian gamers with the gospel. But it’s also important to explain why. It starts with important Scriptures: John 3:16, 14:6, and Matthew 28:19-201. The first one is so well known I suspect everyone reading this could recite it fr

Starting a Dungeons & Dragons night for your church may seem intimidating at first, but if you break it down into several steps, it...

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I recently had the opportunity to join the Nerd Culture Ministry Underground podcast, and the episode is up on their YouTube channel...

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It might seem unconventional to use Tabletop RPGs (TTRPGs) as a Bible study aid, but in my experience, the format is a great learning tool. Anecdotally, playing TTRPGs helped me with quick math by forcing me to roll dice, add numbers together, and call them out to keep the game pacing steady for the rest of the group. But beyond my own experience, there are other people using TTRPGs for more than entertainment. The organization that inspired my plan to create Royal Priesthood