
Escape bad books. Find the best Christian-made fantasy and sci-fi for God’s glory.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 300 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BooksArtsChristianityReligion & Spirituality | |||

Last week we remembered the Sept. 11 attacks. But some people, shall we say, did not know how to grieve well. That’s for many reasons. One of them is strange yet simple—they can’t fathom that real people could really do something like this. But it’s ... more
In the last 25 years, whole human beings have been born, grown up, graduated, married, and become parents. They may not remember that day when our world was gripped by events that seemed stolen from dystopian novels. On Sept. 11, 2001, militant relig... more
Last summer the new He-Man movie kind of failed at theaters. Stephen enjoyed the film! Others did not care so much, especially if they didn’t grow up in the 1980s. But last week, after the death of voice actor Peter Cullen, fans celebrated the legacy... more
As students return to school, some can’t help dreading their assigned books. Even good readers in good schools will feel burdened by reading classic novels. So how can we remind ourselves and others that we’re not made to read as a duty to adults, bu... more
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This is a fun, fascinating, and inspiring podcast. Thank you, guys!
I have found myself listening to these guys all the time. They are fun to listen to and are very respectful. They are also conservative, as am I, so I appreciate their perspective highly. I had to rewind a few parts here and there because of what they say about their theology. For example, they admit in an episode that they don’t believe that God is absolutely sovereign. Of course, this belief can easily unravel to some very dangerous theology. Plus, even though Aslan is a supposal, he is a fict... more
The love how they tackle current topics and don't go over the deep end but review from the extreme christian standpoint, the secular view and more importantly the biblical view.
Love how this show delves deep into various themes and stories.
Gives a Christian take on sci-fi, fantasy, and horror. They discuss everything from Zack Snyder's Justice League to the original Dracula novel by Bram Stoker. Always a good discussion.
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Focused on exploring fantastical narratives, this podcast engages with themes of creativity, faith, and the relevance of storytelling in contemporary culture. Episodes frequently examine the intersection of literature, particularly fantasy and science fiction, with Christian values, offering insight into how these genres can reflect and interact with biblical truths. Noteworthy discussions center around popular works and authors, diving deep into character analyses and thematic explorations that provide both entertainment and spiritual encouragement for listeners. The hosts foster an environment that encourages thoughtful engagement with cultural narratives while maintaining a clear Christian perspective, making it a distinctive resource fo... more
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Recent guests on Fantastical Truth include:
1. Michael F. Kane
2. Rachelle Nelson
3. E. Stephen Burnett
4. Daniel Schwabauer
5. Parker J. Cole
6. Kendra E. Ardnek
7. Clint Hall
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