The Changling's Daughter is a delightful re-telling of a classic quest tale. The spin is that Bryn is unhappy with the lot in life that Goblins, which she just found out she was apart of this race, are in fact the bad guys.
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Everyone Needs Love – Even If You Don’t Like Them – Lady and The Tramp Devotional
This week on Geek Devotions! Celeste is taking a look at DisneyPlus' Lady and The Tramp! This "live-action" remake of the Disney Classic brings forth an interesting theme of loving people even if they don't come from the same background as you. Celeste uses this as a conversational piece to talk about how we should respond to the people of the world, even those we don't like.
Why can’t you put a band-aid on your problems?-Oc-Tim-Bur
As Oc-Tim-Ber continues on; this week Celeste takes a look at another Tim Burton classic, Beetlejuice! The ghost with the most was a terrible band-aid for Adam and Barbara's issues. Band-aids, however, were never meant to bring healing, they are a quick fix. So how do we take care of life issues? How do we avoid those bad Beetlejuice decisions?
You Have A Purpose | Oc-Tim-Bur | Nightmare Before Christmas Devotional
Welcome to week 2 of Oc-Tim-ber! This week Dallas takes a look at Tim Burton's stop-motion masterpiece, The Nightmare Before Christmas. In this film, Jack, The Pumpkin King of Halloween Town, decides to try his hand at Christmas, but epically failed. Why did he fail? What does it have to do with his purpose? Does everyone have a purpose? Check out this episode for answers to these questions and more!
Is a Dead heart the same as a bitter heart?
This week on Geek Devotions, Celeste takes a look at Tim Burton's The Corpse Bride! Emily (the Corpse Bride) is sadly a very bitter individual and her bitterness nearly kills an innocent man and breaks the heart of a young bride. While that's extreme, how does bitterness affect you?
The Holy Heroes Devotional Review
Go into any Christian Book store, any book rack at a pharmacy, or any book section at a local grocery store; and you’ll find tons of different devotionals geared towards different groups of individuals. You’ll find devotionals for outdoorsmen, teens, mothers, hazel-eyed / club-footed / caffeine-addicted / dudes in their mid 30’s… wait, I still haven’t seen that one yet… The point is there are devotionals for almost all groups, but what’s rare is finding one designed for superhero/comic book geeks. Scott Bayles has joined the ranks of those attempting to fill the gap with his new 40 Day devotional, “The Holy Heroes Devotional.”
