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Geek Devotions is a ministry created by a couple of devoted geeks who are devoted to telling people that they are loved. We make videos designed to encourage and uplift people all the while embracing all things geeky such as comics, video games, books and movies! Subscribe today so that you never miss an episode! Check out our website https://geekdevotions.com/ and Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @GeekDevotions
Unknown Host hosts Geek Devotions, a religion show with 205 episodes published.
In 2017, Power Rangers and the Justice League crossed paths in a Boom! Studios and DC Comics miniseries, and Zack, the Black Ranger, spent most of it drowning in guilt over a mistake that started the whole mess. Celeste
Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender just hit Paramount+, and it's not just a nostalgic reunion with Team Avatar all grown up. It's a story about two men both wrecked by guilt, one who buried it in bitterness, one who's been
Ten years ago, Dallas and Celeste hit record for the first time on Geek Devotions. Ten years, 522 episodes, and a whole lot of lessons later, they're sitting down to share the 10 biggest things they've learned running th
Dallas admits it: he's not good at Street Fighter 6, and he's grinding the ranked ladder anyway. But there's a catch — he's actually learned to enjoy losing, because every loss is a chance to see what needs to change. Fr
The new Ghost in the Shell anime just hit Prime Video, and it looks nothing like the movie you remember. Dallas breaks down why that's not a betrayal of the source material, it's actually closer to it, and what that has
Summer got busy fast, and Celeste found herself feeling as chaotic on the inside as her schedule looked on the outside. In this devotion, she gets honest about what happens when good things pile up all at once, and walks
There's a kind of confusion that hits when you've been away from something you love for too long. That's where Dallas and Celeste found themselves this week, trying to catch up on Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War before h
There are moments in faith where the path forward is unclear, and all we can do is trust. This episode features the message Dallas preached at The Healing Place (www.thpshreveport.com) during their online gathering, cont
What if the city around you was so broken, so corrupt, that people forgot what freedom looked like? That's the world of Watch Dogs Legion — and honestly, it's not that far from the one we wake up in every day. In this ep
Have you ever meant well but said something that set off a chain reaction you never intended? In this episode, Celeste looks at Disney and Pixar's Hoppers, specifically the moment Mabel hops into a robotic beaver body an
Have you ever watched something that looked right but felt like something was off underneath? In this episode, Dallas looks at how Amazon's Spider-Noir went the extra mile to film in authentic noir style — and what that
Have you ever approached something so seriously that you forgot why you loved it in the first place? In this episode, Celeste looks at Agott's arc in Witch Hat Atelier and what it has to say about studying Scripture with
Have you ever hit a point where you feel like you've got nothing left to offer -- like your best days are already behind you? In this episode, Dallas looks at Johnny Cage's arc in Mortal Kombat 2 and what it has to say a
Have you ever felt like you were on the outside looking in, like you just did not quite fit anywhere? This week Celeste takes a look at Gonzo's struggle for identity in Muppets From Space alongside the story of Cornelius
Why do I feel so drained and disconnected even when I'm technically around people? In this video, a scene from the new game Pragmata unlocks a powerful conversation about why real, two-way human connection isn't optional
Are you looking for a practical way to develop more patience, peace, and self-control when life gets chaotic? We take a look at the anime character Mimi's (Always a Catch) intense discipline to show how staying "in step"
Have you ever wondered why anime resonates so deeply with fans worldwide? We dive into recent poll results to uncover how anime's authentic storytelling mirrors the genuine connections and vulnerabilityw we all desire in
How do you keep moving forward when your life suddenly changes and everything you thought you knew turns out to be a lie? Join us as Celeste looks at how to find peace in the unknown through the lens of the first episode
Are you struggling to let people in after experiencing trauma, or wondering how to assist someone who has built up heavy emotional walls? Join us as we explore the new Netflix anime The Ramparts of Ice and uncover practi
Ever wondered where the line is between loving someone selflessly like Jesus and just letting people walk all over you? In this episode of Geek Devotions, we dive into Grace's amazing sacrificial care for Rocky in Projec
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