This week on Geek Devotions, Celeste takes a look at our Patreon Pick of the Month, "Cats Don't Dance" This is a great animated film that's all about the power of hope and joy! Why do we need these things? Watch and find out!
CommTalk 057: Upgrades and Updates
This week on our podcast, Dallas and Celeste talk about some upgrades and open up about some personal things that have happened lately.
What is it like to have your Desires Fulfilled? – Star Wars Holiday Special Devotional
As we wrap up Geekmas 2018, Dallas takes a look at the infamous "Star Wars - Holiday Special." Watching this tragic film, Dallas realized something interesting. While it's now New Hope, it does teach you about what happens when hope is deferred.
Where is the Good in Pain?
For the final episode of our Dystopian Devotional month, we take a look at V For Vendetta. Both the movie and the book carry a lot of themes that can be discussed, but this week Dallas takes a look at the subject of pain and heartache and how out of it... there can be some good.
Why is it Important to be Reliable? – Man in the High Castle Devotional
Julianna showed love to her enemies, and because of that, she is a constant and reliable person for the Man in the High Castle to trust to do what needs to happen. As Christians, we need to have that same steadfastness.
How to Deal with the big “What if” Questions – Crisis on Earth X Devotional
This week on Geek Devotions Celeste takes a look at CW's 4 part crossover called Crisis on Earth X! She also tackles a particular question that many people find themselves asking, "What If?" We often find ourselves asking that question after a major tragedy or mistake has taken place. Sometimes we wonder if God can even do anything good through the situation. So how do you deal with the big "What if" questions?
Am I A Failure?
This fear of failure and slipping into isolation is certainly no stranger to those of us in Geek Culture, but these emotions are not a novelty to us. Even the most confident or narcissistic people in the world struggle with these thoughts at one time or another. For me, over the years I’ve questioned a lot of things. I’ve often found myself asking…
