Posts Tagged ‘jesus’

Eri Finds Hope

March 19, 2020

All of Eri's life, she believed that she wasn't worth saving, but through Deku and his friends, we see how much she was. Through this, we see how christ gives us hope when it seems hopeless.

by Danny Andrade

Worship 101: Why is Worship Important?

December 14, 2019

Worship is an integral part of being a Christian. It's mentioned over 500 times in the Bible! What makes worship so important, though?

by Serena Bond

How Daredevil Season 3 Demonstrates the Gospel

November 14, 2018

CAUTION – MAJOR SPOILERS AHEAD For the Marvel fan, it’s pretty common knowledge Daredevil’s Matt Murdock is guided by his Catholic faith. The arc by Kevin Smith, called “Guardian Devil”, really amplifies this element of Murdock, which Season 3 of [...]

by Eric Perez

Climbing Mt. Celeste

August 5, 2018

(This post contains many spoilers on the fairly recent game Celeste. Do not read if it’s one you intend to play blind. Check out the GUG review here!) In a world where society decries the artistic and relatable value of video games, there’s a little [...]

by Amanda Bizeau-Nicol

To Infinity And Beyond: God Is Still With Us

July 1, 2018

I’m sorry this blog about Avengers: Infinity War is so late after the premiere. I needed the therapy. Jokes aside, by now it’s no spoiler to say that the last installment in the MCU was quite dark. After seeing this movie riddled with death and [...]

by Annie Pasquinelli

Born of the Spirit

May 27, 2018

I want to talk about being born of the spirit because I think it answers two important questions people have about Christian life. First, what does it mean to be saved, and second what does it mean to be filled with the spirit, or baptized in the holy [...]

by Phil Dickerson

After Evangelism

April 15, 2018

I’ve heard a lot of people say our purpose as Christians is to get everyone saved and evangelism is the primary Christian virtue and calling. But that idea begs the obvious question, what happens after evangelism? In fact I think a lot of the things [...]

by Phil Dickerson

Repentance as Transformation

February 11, 2018

None of us like to be told that we are wrong, much less admit to ourselves that we really have made mistakes. The devil is good at using guilt, shame, and fear to hold us back from engaging in repentance with God. Those feelings are powerful, and can lead [...]

by Phil Dickerson

Restoration Came Down

December 25, 2017

I don’t go much for the dark, apocalyptic games – the post-disaster worlds where amorality rules, with parables on mankind’s fate to destroy itself. While the look at our fallen nature is certainly apropos, these typically secular games [...]

by Amanda Bizeau-Nicol

Organic Spiritual Growth

December 3, 2017

I want to talk about our walk with God, and the “how” in our growth process. When we are trying to become more mature, what is that supposed to look like? The more Christians I meet, the more I am amazed and perplexed at how Christian life [...]

by Phil Dickerson

Consider (Post-Thanksgiving Thoughts)

November 30, 2017

A geek should find time to be with nature. Maybe it’s because I was brought up by an avid outdoorsman, but I need my moments out in the trees, in the mountains, or by the shoals of a slow river. Some experiences just aren’t the same through a [...]

by Amanda Bizeau-Nicol

A Tale of Salvation

September 10, 2017

(This is a piece I wrote after a sermon I heard on the freedom of Christ; how he is able to break our bondage from even the fiercest sins. We often forget we’ve been made saints through Jesus’ sacrifice; he is able to release us even while we [...]

by Amanda Bizeau-Nicol

God’s Weird Plan

September 3, 2017

Did you ever notice how all the stories in the Bible are captivating? It’s full of well-told stories about people doing weird and interesting things in the name of the Lord or even against it. I mean sure, there are some boring entries about Old [...]

by Phil Dickerson

The Apostle Paul’s Favorite Anime

August 14, 2017

In this month’s anime collaboration article, we ask the age-old question: “What would be the Apostle Paul’s favorite anime?” Because we have no real reason not to ask such a question. Check out the Pauline picks we’ve penned [...]

by Cooper D Barham

Your Stats Increased

August 6, 2017

What would you do to conquer a fear? We have capsule anxieties we talk about overcoming: Vertigo brought on by heights or disquiet toward certain critters or bugs, maybe (moths are pure evil, and you can’t convince me otherwise). We might also shy away [...]

by Amanda Bizeau-Nicol

In Defense of Definitive Truth

June 25, 2017

Everything is relative, nothing is definitive, and all religions are true…I hear this over and over again. These days, I hear all the time about spirituality, acceptance, tolerance, and the relative nature of Truth. It’s become normal for me [...]

by Phil Dickerson

Non-Attachment and Love: Eastern Philosophy Made Biblical

June 11, 2017

Non-attachment is an idea born out of Eastern religion based on the idea life is suffering and therefore peace/Nirvana/heaven/enlightenment is non-attachment and/or a quiet mind. While the idea itself is flawed (having a skewed view of love and desire), [...]

by Phil Dickerson

Secret Service for God

June 4, 2017

What’s the first thing you think of when someone says “superhero costume”? For the average person, it probably conjures up images of little kids hopped up on sugar, running around on Halloween night in spandex. For people you encounter here at Geeks Under [...]

by Annie Pasquinelli

Why Did Jesus Have to Die – Why Can’t God Just Forgive?

May 14, 2017

There are a number of recurring questions Christians get asked by their unbelieving or faith-exploring friends. If God exists, why is there evil in the world? Why was the forbidden tree in the Garden of Eden? What proof do you have that Jesus existed? [...]

by Shawn Bain

Christ’s Love in Shovel Knight: Relentless Pursuit

March 31, 2017

Spolier Alert: Lite Shovel Knight spoilers ahead! The Tower stands dark in the distance, a valley of obstacles spread before it. The quest could be hopeless, the beloved already lost. Still, a warrior looks toward the darkness. He knows there will be pain [...]

by Amanda Bizeau-Nicol

New Growth

March 20, 2017

In the middle of all my gaming and literature nerdery, I somehow developed a desire to foster a green thumb. Chalk it up to all those hours I sunk into Harvest Moon, maybe? At any rate, I’ve become something of a “garden geek” in my [...]

by Amanda Bizeau-Nicol

The Ripe and Ruin

March 19, 2017

This is one of a two-part series I’m doing to introduce my viewpoint on two key aspects of life for any geek, our personal walk with Christ, and our consumption of various media (movies, TV shows, books, video games, etc). This is the one about [...]

by Phil Dickerson

Love Songs of Scripture

February 14, 2017

Whether embarking on a quest for requited romance or embracing the spiritual gift of “foreveralone.jpg”… and no matter if your heartstrings are currently singing for a significant other or still severely singed from the last time… …there’s [...]

by T.C. Lewis

A Lesson about Righteous Anger from Vash the Stampede

January 21, 2017

One of the most Christ-like characters in anime is Vash the Stampede from the anime Trigun. Throughout the series, we see Vash’s humility, selflessness, compassion, and love, as he constantly protects people with his skills and talents, cares for [...]

by Eric Perez

Chaplains Told Army Over God (Christian News Show)

January 18, 2017

Today we talk about Andrew Garfield’s Journey with Jesus, a blessed 108 year old woman, the passing of Eddie Long and military chaplains. Welcome To The Christian News Show! The Podcast! GeeksUnderGrace.Podbean.Com Donate To GUG [...]

by Cody Armour

J3$US Is A Bad Password (Christian News Show)

January 10, 2017

The word Jesus is apparently not the best password to use, Sadie Robertson is on tour encouraging Millennials and according to the Voice of The Martyrs, thousands of Christian conversions are happening in the Middle East. Welcome To The Christian News [...]

by Cody Armour

What Stars Mean to Me

December 25, 2016

Since my days as a wee geek, I’ve had a fascination with stars. I loved going out stargazing with my dad in the canyon near our house, away from the scant light pollution of Green River, Wyoming. In college, I took an astronomy course–just for [...]

by Amanda Bizeau-Nicol

Liberty University Shooting Range? (Christian News Show)

December 21, 2016

In the news today is Chance The Rapper singing to Jesus on SNL, a mini documentary on Rob Bell and Liberty University’s new shooting range. Welcome To The Christian News Show! The Podcast! GeeksUnderGrace.Podbean.Com Donate To GUG [...]

by Cody Armour

How to Love Your Enemy, Avatar-Style

December 18, 2016

There are so many reasons why I love the show Avatar: The Last Airbender. One of those reasons is something that distinguishes Avatar from most other popular good-VS-evil stories of its time–how Aang defeats the Firelord and brings peace to the [...]

by Eric Perez

The Overlooked: Geeks in the Church

November 9, 2016

Some time later, Jesus went up to Jerusalem for one of the Jewish festivals. Now there is in Jerusalem near the Sheep Gate a pool, which in Aramaic is called Bethesda and which is surrounded by five covered colonnades. Here a great number of disabled [...]

by Amanda Bizeau-Nicol

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Posts Tagged ‘jesus’

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