This month’s article is more of a ministry update than a topic for you to discuss with your friends, but it’s a big deal and something I want to share. See, starting in March, 2026, I am running games at a local brewery! The name of the brewery is Old 121 , and they recently opened their second location. That location is still gaining regulars, and I talked with the owners about bringing in a few by offering a game night on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month. My goal is to

Gaming conventions, or cons for short, are a great opportunity to play new games, meet new people, and have fun. But there are also a lot of things to remember when attending a con, especially if you want it to be a positive experience. Even more so when you’re attending as a gaming missionary. So here are five things to remember when you’re going to a gaming con. 1. Eat and drink. Cons get busy quickly. I’ve attended dozens of them over the years, and the more activities yo

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

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...

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

Less than a year ago, a comic writer I interviewed for a pop culture podcast I cohosted announced that he was writing a reboot of the...

Even when a ministry is staffed with dozens or hundreds full time employees, they need help. Disciple Gaming Ministry is no different, so...