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Dying to Self: Love & Sacrifice in Spider-Man 2- Kingdom Geeks Podcast
Does being a hero mean losing everything?
This week on Kingdom Geeks, we’re swinging into the streets of NYC to revisit Sam Raimi’s masterpiece, Spider-Man 2. While Peter Parker struggles to balance his grades, his job, and his love for Mary Jane, he faces a choice every Christian knows well: pursuing his own desires or embracing the mission he was given.
Whether you're a lifelong Web-Head or just looking for the Gospel in the geeky, this episode is for you.
"Sometimes, to do what's right, we have to be steady and give up the thing we want the most. Even our dreams."
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Law, Grace, and the Silver Candlesticks (Les Misérables 2012)- Kingdom Geeks Podcast
Is it possible to be "too righteous" to understand God?
In this episode of Kingdom Geeks, we’re trading our comic books for 19th-century French literature as we dive into the 2012 cinematic adaptation of Les Misérables. While we love a good superhero origin story, few characters have a more powerful transformation than Jean Valjean.
Join us as we break down the high-stakes collision between The Law and The Gospel. We explore:
The Bishop’s Silver: How a single act of "scandalous grace" bought a soul for God and jumpstarted a life of redemption.
Javert vs. Valjean: The tragic irony of a man who follows the Law so perfectly that he loses sight of the Lawgiver.
The Weight of the Past: How Valjean’s struggle to shed his prisoner identity mirrors our own journey in Christ.
The Final Soliloquy: Does "to love another person" truly mean "to see the face of God"?
Whether you’re a musical theater fanatic or just a geek for good storytelling, join us at the barricade as we point out the fingerprints of the Creator in this timeless masterpiece.
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With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility. Does Uncle Ben’s famous saying have any Christian meaning in it? How does Uncle Ben and Aunt May being good parent figures influence Peter in being New York’s favorite wall crawler? Join Jared and Nate as they unpack the Christian themes in Spider-Man (2002) on this episode of the Kingdom Geeks podcast!
The Kingdom Geeks podcast is a Christian nerd podcast where we take a look at movies, tv shows, video games, comic books, anything nerdy because we believe that good stories can reflect The Kingdom of God!
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The 2025 Game of The Year has Christian themes????? Unpacking the Biblical themes in Clair Obscur: Expedition 33- Kingdom Geeks
Did you know that the video game that recently won game of the year has themes that are found in Christianity?? In this episode of Kingdom Geeks, join Jared and Nate as they uncover the Biblical themes and also what could have been improved in the hit video game, “Clair Obscur: Expedition 33”.
Kingdom Geeks is a Christian nerd podcast where we take a look at movies, tv shows, video games, comic books, anything nerdy, and help people realize that good stories can point to Jesus.
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Superman as a Christ-like Figure: Finding Jesus in good movie versions of Superman- Kingdom Geeks
Is he an alien from Krypton, or an echo of the Savior? In today’s episode, we tackle the one of the most famous superheroes with Christ-like qualities in cinematic history: Superman.
The Man of Steel has long been used by filmmakers to reflect the character of Jesus Christ. We look at some of the film Superman portrayals—Christopher Reeve, Brandon Routhe, Henry Cavill, and even the new 2025 David Corenswet era—to see how some of these Superman portrayals have Christ-like characteristics and how some of them have traits that resemble a false depiction of who God is.
Kingdom Geeks is a podcast where we take a look at movies, comic books, tv shows, video games, anything nerdy and help people realize that good stories can point to Jesus!
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Do you think Superman has Christ like characteristics or do you think we are wrong, feel free to leave us a comment to let us know what you think!
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Remember, good stories can point to Jesus!
Bangarang! Finding Our Identity & The Father’s Heart in Hook - Kingdom Geeks
What if Peter Pan forgot who he was?
This week on Kingdom Geeks, we’re flying past the second star on the right and heading straight for Neverland as we revisit the 1991 classic, Hook. While Robin Williams brings the magic, we’re looking deeper at the spiritual battle for the heart of the family.
Join us as we discuss:
The Identity Crisis: How Peter Banning’s corporate "shadow" made him forget his true name and origin—and how we often do the same.
The Father Heart of God: Viewing Peter’s desperate search for his children through the lens of a God who relentlessly pursues us.
The Hook vs. The Father: Analyzing how the enemy tries to steal our legacy and how "remembering" is our greatest weapon.
Whether you're a Lost Boy, a pirate, or just a geek looking for the Gospel in pop culture, this episode is for you.
To live would be an awfully big adventure.
Kingdom Geeks is a Christian nerd podcast where we take a look at movies, tv shows, video games, comic books, anything nerdy, and help people realize that good stories can point to Jesus!
If you liked this episode, be sure to give us a follow on Spotify and leave a review! Have you seen Hook and what did you think about it? Are there Christian themes in this movie that we missed? If so, please leave us a comment!
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DISClAIMER: We recorded a Les MIs episode before this one and there is a reference to it but we re-recorded it and our Les MIs episode will be out later this year. The King of Kings & The King of Lucius: Final Fantasy XV- Kingdom Geeks
This week on Kingdom Geeks, we’re hitting the road with Noctis, Gladio, Ignis, and Prompto. Final Fantasy XV is a story of brotherhood, a world falling into darkness, and a prince who must give everything to save his people. We explore how Noctis’s journey from a reluctant prince to a sacrificial king mirrors the ultimate sacrifice of Jesus.
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Remember, good storytelling can point to Jesus!
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From Selfish to Servant: Unpacking the Origin Story of Spider-Man- Kingdom Geeks
Before the movies and the multiverse, there was a nerdy teenager in Queens who learned a devastating lesson about what it means to be a hero.
In this episode of Kingdom Geeks, we’re swinging back to 1962 to look at the comic book origin of the Amazing Spider-Man (Amazing Fantasy #15). While the world knows the line "With great power comes great responsibility," we’re diving deeper into the Biblical themes in the story of Peter Parker becoming the superhero known as Spider-Man.
What we discuss:
How we are not to be selfish and how Peter Parker using his Spider powers for selfish gain and his ego lead to Uncle Ben’s demise (Philippians 2:3)
How Uncle Ben and Aunt May were good parent figures for Peter.
How the theme of Great Power comes Great Responsibility shapes Spider-Man.
The danger of wanting revenge and creating bitterness.
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Welcome to the very first episode of Kingdom Geeks! The Christian Nerd podcast that shows how good storytelling can point to Jesus.
In this introduction, your hosts Jared, Nathan, and Nate share the “origin story” and vision for this show. We believe that God is the ultimate storyteller, and because we are made in His image, the stories we create—from Marvel movies and Star Wars to Nintendo games and fantasy novels—often echo the beauty of the Gospel.
In this episode, we discuss:
Our Vision: Why we believe that good storytelling can point to Jesus.
Our Background: Who we are as Christians and geeks.
Our hope: To show that good movies, video games, comic books, novels, and good stories can point to the truth that is found in Christianity!
Our mission is simple: To show how the stories we love point us toward the Jesus we serve. Whether you are a lifelong believer or just a fan of great storytelling, there is a seat for you at our table.
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