Grab you popcorn - the Church of the Geek is going to the movies! Join us as we look at some of the deep themes in the Age of Ultron (Warning, spoilers abound).
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Church of the Geek explores the intersection of the comic and the divine. Every other Friday, Brian and Sam discuss a comic book arc or graphic novel in depth, looking at the book as art and examining the theological themes that they see. Every Tuesday, Church of the Geek offers a review of a recent comic issue in their "Off The Shelf" episodes.
Sunday, August 2, 2015
Saturday, May 30, 2015
Episode 18: Daredevil
Brian and David welcome Aric Clark as they look the new Daredevil series through a theological lens. (Warning, spoilers abound).
Check out our guest Aric's lectionary vlog, LectionAric and find the book Never Pray Again and other great resources on the Two Friars and a Fool website.
Stream the episode here, or subscribe to us and give a review in iTunes. And if you listen in a non-itunes podcast player, here is the RSS feed.
Check out our guest Aric's lectionary vlog, LectionAric and find the book Never Pray Again and other great resources on the Two Friars and a Fool website.
Stream the episode here, or subscribe to us and give a review in iTunes. And if you listen in a non-itunes podcast player, here is the RSS feed.
Saturday, March 28, 2015
Episode 17: Rebooting the Church
After a mid-season hiatus, Church of the Geek is back! David and Brian discuss the latest film reboots and how the work of creating a reboot is like the work of ministry.
Stream the episode here, or subscribe to us and give a review in iTunes. And if you listen in a non-itunes podcast player, here is the RSS feed.
Stream the episode here, or subscribe to us and give a review in iTunes. And if you listen in a non-itunes podcast player, here is the RSS feed.
Friday, October 3, 2014
Stewards of the Galaxy: Episode 15
Brian and David discuss the movie Guardians of the Galaxy.
Stream the episode here, or subscribe to us and give a review in iTunes. And if you listen in a non-itunes podcast player, here is the RSS feed.
Stream the episode here, or subscribe to us and give a review in iTunes. And if you listen in a non-itunes podcast player, here is the RSS feed.
Friday, August 29, 2014
Episode 14: Pilgrimage of the Geek
Special guests! Pilgrimages! Geeking out!
David and Bryan are joined by Megan Hansen and Sion Gough Hughes. On a sabbatical to the United States, Sion spent some time with David to talk about digital ministry - and much geeking out ensued. This conversation talks about the power of visiting places that matter to us.
| Assumption Chapel, aka Grasshopper Chapel |
Friday, May 23, 2014
Episode 12: Geek Endings
Season finales, Good Friday, and a special guest! All this in more in this week's Church of the Geek!
Check out Pastor Scott Alan Johnson's post about the series finale of How I Met Your Mother (spoilers).
Stream the episode here, or subscribe to us and give a review in iTunes. And if you listen in a non-itunes podcast player, here is the RSS feed.
Check out Pastor Scott Alan Johnson's post about the series finale of How I Met Your Mother (spoilers).
Stream the episode here, or subscribe to us and give a review in iTunes. And if you listen in a non-itunes podcast player, here is the RSS feed.
Saturday, April 5, 2014
Episode 11: God Loves Geeks
Even geeks have friends!
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This week Brian and David are joined by Pastor Will Rose. Will is the pastor of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church (@HTLCchapelhill) in Chappell Hill, North Carolina. As a part of his parish ministry, Will runs a program called God Loves Geeks. God Loves Geeks uses geek culture to explore questions of faith for members of the congregation and community.
We had a great time with this episode - Will has lots of great ideas that we were both excited to hear and consider using in our own settings.
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