Jesus was on his way to do one miracle when a woman pushed through a crowd to reach him — a woman the community had reduced to her condition. When he turned and saw her, he didn't address her issue. He called her daughter. Dallas unpacks what that one word has to say about identity and healing.
We Watched Mortal Kombat 2 | Comm Talk 214
Dallas and Celeste review Mortal Kombat II — the 2026 sequel starring Karl Urban as Johnny Cage. They break down what the film gets right, where it stumbles, and whether franchise fans will walk away satisfied. Spoiler-free thoughts up front, with a clearly marked deep-dive section for those who've already seen it.
The Most Dangerous 90s Action Movie You Forgot About | Surviving the Game ft. Ice-T, Rutger Hauer & Gary Busey
Dallas and John dig into the 1994 cult action film Surviving the Game — starring Ice-T, Rutger Hauer, and Gary Busey — to find out if it's a hidden gem or exactly where it belongs: on the Bottom Shelf. Plus a devotional on Matthew 25 and seeing the least of these.
9 Years of Podcasting, Lost Episodes & Free Comic Day Drama | Comm Talk 213
Comm Talk by Geek Devotions just hit nine years and 213 episodes. Dallas and Celeste look back at how it all started, nearly losing the first 13 episodes along the way, and dig into their Free Comic Book Day 2026 comic haul including Mega Man, Street Fighter, Avatar Legends, and the Jem to Jessica Jones rabbit hole nobody saw coming.
Episode 46: The Running Man | Stephen King Writing as Richard Bachman | Dystopian Book Review
John and Celeste return for Episode 46 to tackle The Running Man, Stephen King's dystopian thriller published under the pen name Richard Bachman. Neither of them finished it. It was Squid's pick. This tracks.