From Captive Beast to Master’s Family: A Picture of the Gospel in I Became a Legend

I Became a Legend after My 10 Year-Long Last Stand is a simple story about a mage who was thought dead returning to civilization after a decade-long fight against the demon king. Having emerged victorious, he continues fighting evil while also trying to live a more normal life. I didn’t expect to find anything particularly… Read More From Captive Beast to Master’s Family: A Picture of the Gospel in I Became a Legend

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The Power of God and Anime, Episode 44: A Godly Dad and Husband Like All Might

The Power of God and Anime Podcast returns! Even if you’re not at that stage of life yet, Mike suggests working toward being the godly husband and man you intend to be. And he looks to the might hero, All Might, for how he demonstrates some of these qualities (and how he doesn’t). That, plus… Read More The Power of God and Anime, Episode 44: A Godly Dad and Husband Like All Might

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Christian Themes in Anime at Anime Matsuri 2026

Can anime point us toward truth? At Anime Matsuri 2026, I joined Tiff from Few of the Many for a discussion about the biblical themes woven throughout anime. Together, we explored how stories of redemption, sacrifice, forgiveness, perseverance, humility, hope, and reconciliation appear throughout the medium—and why those themes resonate so deeply with audiences around… Read More Christian Themes in Anime at Anime Matsuri 2026

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Reader’s Corner: The Marshal King (Vol. 1), Seeds of Anxiety* (Vol. 1), A Witch’s Life in Mongol (Vol. 3)

The newest manga from the creator of Dr. Stone, which introduces over-the-top tropes and characters into a Western setting, is among the series we’re looking at on Reader’s Corner this week! In addition to volume one of The Marshal King, we’re also reviewing the latest volumes of D.N.Angel, Once Upon a Witch’s Death, and more!… Read More Reader’s Corner: The Marshal King (Vol. 1), Seeds of Anxiety* (Vol. 1), A Witch’s Life in Mongol (Vol. 3)

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