Jedi Mind Tricks: The Geeks discuss dreams, prophecy and the full Gospel. This Week in Geek: More Game of Thrones! What is R+L=J? We attempt to explain.
This week Bill and James discuss the Crux Theologorum (nothing to do with Harry Potter). Speaking of questions that can’t be answered, Game of Thrones is back and all of your questions about Jon Snow will be answered. (Actually none are answered.)
We are really excited to announce a new format for God Geeks. This is the first of weekly episodes that will drop every Friday. Each episode will consist of two segments. The first, “Jedi Mind Tricks” will focus on theology topics big and small. Don’t worry we will still relate everything to geeky stuff. The […]
The Geeks sat through most of Batman and Superman so you don’t have to, and trust us, you don’t want to. However, the movie does pose some interesting theological questions that the Geeks attempt to tackle. Can God be all good and all powerful even though evil exists?
Bill and James go see The Revenant and discuss whether they think the movie lived up to all of the hype and if Leo deserves an Oscar for his performance. The Geeks also define what a “revenant” is and how it relates to Christian theology.
James and Bill reveal their number one television shows on 2015. Also in this episode, what is the relationship between creator and creation? Why do kids today watch other people play video games instead of actually playing them?
Bill and James continue to talk about their favorite television of 2015. Bill takes us through his honorable mentions. Also in this episode a discussion of why we watch TV and the trouble with censorship. How should we handle and discuss sin in media?
2015, The year of binge television. Bill and James look back at the best TV 2015 had to offer. The Walking Dead, The Leftovers, Making a Murderer, which shows will top their lists? Part 1 of 3.
The exciting conclusion to the God Geek’s Star Wars discussion. Subscribe to Our Podcast
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Pastor James Cleland and guests wax poetic on movies, TV, music, technology, games and especially Star Wars all through a geeky theological lens. Did we mention these geeks love Star Wars?