
We're a video game podcast that seeks to encourage and equip the church to engage the medium wisely and responsibly.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 402 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityArts | |||

Sea of Stars is a highly-acclaimed indie JRPG that takes cues from some of the greatest in the genre from the 90s and early aughts. But can it stand on its own in 2026? A game ripe with potential, the guys talk about their experience with the game an... more
Sometimes lifestyle creep gets the best of us. Over time, we accumulate a backlog of games, but also a standard of living that needs to be questioned. This week, Nate talks about how he is pressing reset on some of the things that he and his family h... more
200 episodes ago, Josh and Nate invited on Paul to discuss emulation. Have their thought on emulating video games changed at all over the years? What are some considerations we should wrestle with in relation to emulation, be it good or bad? Are we d... more
In this bite sized episode, Josh lays out a way of analyzing and evaluating games and media by focusing on what is shown to be ideal through the way that the medium communicates.
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Not very entertaining. Gets off topic on unrelated and discriminatory issued.
This is a fun and interesting little podcast I’ve been listening to for the past couple years now. Helpful in how and how not to practice stewardship with video games and well as other things. Good at being bad at brevity and that’s ok.
Not a show that is going to yell at you for buying a game but one that will remind you to find balance in your life . . . while playing a lot of games. Somehow that really works. Check it out!
Just started listening, and already love the humility these guys show as they discuss different games, and game-related issues. Really looking forward to more episodes!
I also love how long the episodes are, so keep that up as well, haha.
Nate and Josh do a great job of chopping up their video game backlog and discussing the hurdles that exist. A Christ centered perspective about stewardship with our favorite hobby.
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Topical conversations center on gaming culture through a faith-informed lens, with frequent emphasis on stewardship, constructive discourse, and family life. Across recent episodes, the show weighs ethical questions around emulation and IP, safety and parenting in gaming spaces, and how Christians can engage online with grace while staying true to core values. The hosts mix personal anecdotes, community input (Patreon picks and backlog challenges), and practical frameworks for navigating controversy, addiction, and the business side of gaming. Noteworthy are their focused debates on preservation, accessibility, and responsible gaming culture, plus a recurring emphasis on community and thoughtful conversation over hot takes.
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