by bradhuebert | Feb 15, 2013 | family, gaming, geek, geeks of the week, sci-fi
A friend of mine, Steve Sukkau, sent me this yesterday and I decided to share it (with his permission, of course). Happy Valentine’s Day sweetheart! From the Wife of a Gamer “Married to a Superhero” I would consider myself a bit of a geek and am very proud of my...
by bradhuebert | Jan 11, 2013 | evaluation, Faith, gaming, geek, Jesus Christ, spiritual growth, theology, Uncategorized
The Walking Dead Video Game offers us pictures of Jesus? My friend and fellow geek Steven Sukkau is a major gamer, and he says yes indeed. Read his article and find out why your picture of Jesus may just need some tweaking—thanks to the Walking Dead Video Game series....
by bradhuebert | Oct 17, 2012 | funny, gaming, geek, Uncategorized
Did you ever play Ratchet and Clank? Classic gaming, my geekish friends. Classic gaming. Here’s a four and a half minute montage of some of the best video game commercials ever made, a ‘la Ratchet and Clank Weaponry in the hands of real people in the real...
by bradhuebert | Aug 20, 2012 | Faith, gaming, geek, movies, Uncategorized, vision
I am a die-hard geek. And mostly, being a Geek helps my faith. But if I’m honest, there are times when my Geekishness hinders it. This blog has been live since May, and we’ve tackled all kinds of awesome geekery. But pretty much since day one, I knew I...
by bradhuebert | Aug 1, 2012 | Faith, gaming, theology, Uncategorized, vision
My bud Steve Sukkau continues his great series, “A Geek’s Guide to Heaven.” Enjoy! Have you ever played Sid Meier’s Civilization games? How about the block-building world of Minecraft? If so, Heaven may be more familiar than you think. So far,...
by bradhuebert | Jul 9, 2012 | evaluation, Faith, gaming, geek, technology, Uncategorized, worship
This is a picture of Amethera Treasure Island. It’s not real. It’s a digital creation that exists in a virtual online world called Entropia. According to this article in Forbes, it sold a few years back for a paltry $26,500 US dollars. The article...
