Brothers in Law'd

Thank you for listening to the Brothers-in-Law'd podcast! This month, the in-laws discuss Rockstar's prequel "Red Dead Redemption II" and the three worldviews that were most prominent to them while playing: Meditation, Honor, and Crash of Worlds. The in-laws break down these worldviews and then filter the worldviews through a Gospel lens. As usual, D.T and C.J are operating under t

Thank you for listening to the Brothers-in-Law'd podcast! This month, the in-laws discuss Naughty Dog's sequel "The Last of Us: Part II" and the three worldviews that were most prominent to them while playing: Grief, Vengence, and Otherness. The in-laws break down these worldviews and then filter the worldviews through a Gospel lens.  As usual, D.T and C.J are operating under

Thank you for listening to the Brothers-in-Law'd podcast! This month, the in-laws discuss Naughty Dog's "The Last of Us" and the three worldviews that were most prominent to them while playing: The State of Humanity, Choice, and Love. The in-laws break down these worldviews and then filter the worldviews through a Gospel lens. The in-laws love this game and loved having this conver

Thank you for listening to the Brothers-in-Law'd podcast!  This month, the in-laws discuss Guerrilla Games' gem, "Horizon Zero Dawn" and the three worldviews that were prominent to them while playing; Life & Death, Science & Religion, and Oblivion & Hope. As usual, the episode contains what the in-laws liked, what they didn't, the discussion of worldviews, and then

Thank you for listening to the Brothers-in-Law'd podcast! This month, the in-laws discuss the spectacular game, God of War, and three worldviews that they think were most prominent; Change, Parenthood, and Unity. As usual, the episode contains a discussion of these worldviews and then a comparison to the Gospel (how the Gospel critiques or fulfills these worldviews) is made. We hop

Thank you for listening to the monthly Brothers-in-Law'd Podcast!  This month, we take a look at the open-world game, Ghost of Tsushima, extract some main worldviews, and then compare it to the Gospel and how the Gospel fulfills it or corrects it. It's a fun, fruitful conversation, and it's a super fun game to play!  We hope you enjoy it! - C.J & D.T

Welcome to Brothers-in-Law'd! This is a podcast where two ordinary in-laws analyze videogames, figure out the main themes and worldviews in it (what is the game communicating?), and compare that to a gospel-centered worldview.  CJ Carson and DT Gallagher believe that video games are art. In being art, they're beautiful to experience, to look at, and to participate in. Another