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?
A Review of KYRIE
Even if you removed the dialogue from the pages, you could still "feel" what was happening in the story. Crott's use of color in storytelling is a long lost art that I wish modern-day comic artists would take the time to remember.
Bitterness Causes Scars – The Lion King Devotional
This week on Geek Devotions Dallas discusses one of the most iconic Disney villains, Scar. with the recent release of their newest classic adaptation, Disney has given us a whole new view at Scar and his origins. In this, we learn something very interesting... Scar has been marred by more than Muffasa's paw, but he's been scarred by his bitterness.
Don’t forget Your Identity – Spirited Away Devotional
Recently Celeste had the opportunity to watch Spirited Away. Here we meet Chihiro, a young lady who has sacrificed her name for the opportunity to save her family. But why her name? What's the power of a name?
How to Seek God – Stranger Things Devotional
Season 3 of Stranger Things came out last week, and it's a wild ride. In it Dustin, Steve, and new friend Robin spend a couple of episodes decoding a secret Russian communication. It's a complicated process as they seek the truth, does seeking God take the same amount of complication? Dallas takes time to look at this question and give some practical advice.
Is it “OK” to have doubts? – Independence Day Devotional
This week on Geek Devotions, Celeste takes a look at the hit film "Independence Day" and discusses a topic that many people struggle with. Is it ok to have doubts?
4 Aspects of Community – Neon Genesis Evangelion Devotional
Neon Genesis Evangelion is an anime classic full of complex ups and downs. In it, you meet Shinji who at the beginning of the series, he's' a very lonely individual who has zero desire to fight, but after episode 5 he becomes something different. Why? Because of the Community. But what is community? This week Dallas gives us 4 aspects of Community? How does it affect our lives?
