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Games

A Mortician’s Tale and Denying Death’s Victory

Allison Alexander

Facing Regret, Finding Grace in Pinstripe’s Emotional Hell

Allison Alexander

How My World of Warcraft Guild Models Christian Community

Brad Hickey

Board Game Shelfies and Learning That More Can Be Less

Christopher Hunt

Thomas Was Alone and Embracing Your Spiritual Gift

Allison Alexander

Impact Winter and the Limits of Our Created Bodies

Kevin Schut

Rails & Sails and Echoes of Home

Christopher Hunt

Seeking the Sabbath in Zelda: Breath of the Wild

Drew Dixon

No Man’s Sky and the Angst of an Endless Universe

Drew Dixon

Pokémon Go and our longing for the world to be transformed

Chad Thornhill

The Captain is Dead: Saving the Crew, Serving God’s Kingdom

Christopher Hunt

A Parents’ Guide to Living with Gamers

Kevin Schut

Lamenting the loss of video-game worlds

Drew Dixon

That Dragon, Cancer and finding grace in grief

Drew Dixon

Fallout 4 and religion after the bomb

Kevin Schut

Soma and the sting of death

Drew Dixon

The human complexity of Her Story

Drew Dixon

Fallout Shelter and the cost of free-to-play video games

Kevin Schut

Cults and Daggers: can you fit God in the machine?

Kevin Schut

Dying Light and the limitations of violence

Drew Dixon

The real virtue of virtual empathy

Kevin Schut

The vain voluntourism of Far Cry 4

Drew Dixon

Shadow of Mordor and the limits of video-game fun

Kevin Schut

Destiny: a video game blind to its own beauty

Drew Dixon

A parent’s praise for Stampylonghead

Caryn Rivadeneira

Hearthstone and the importance of a gaming community

Kevin Schut

Watch Dogs and wielding knowledge with grace

Drew Dixon

Death and deletion in Continue?9876543210

Kevin Schut

When video games are designed for disempowerment

Drew Dixon

The fruit of the Spirit found in Lilly Looking Through

Kevin Schut

Bye-bye Flappy Bird

Bethany Keeley-Jonker

How I gave in to Call of Duty

Kristy Quist

Kevin Schut on God and video games

Josh Larsen

Top Ten 2013: Video Games

Drew Dixon

Why is Grand Theft Auto’s misogyny still getting a pass?

Drew Dixon

Mourning and hoping alongside That Dragon, Cancer

Drew Dixon

Rogue Legacy: a (virtual) life well lived

Drew Dixon

The salvific relationship of The Last of Us

Andy Robertson

A new call for Christian engagement with video games

Drew Dixon

Playing BioShock Infinite while Mom watches

Drew Dixon