Will got some proper Nike trainers from the Nike store. His best pal Josh wanted the same ones, but he didn’t want to pay out so he got some fake […]
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The Parable of the Frontflip
A wise man told a story about how God sees people. In a youth club down the road everyone loved going to the new trampoline park. Young people would go […]
The Parable of The Perfect Life
Rachel and Erin both loved spending time putting together photos for instagram and snap chatting their friends. They had a bit of a competition going to see who could get […]
Embracing the Passion
Earlier this year, Nigel Pimlott launched Embracing the Passion: Christian youth work and politics, a compelling and radical book which not only equips and inspires youth workers to make a difference in the […]
Review: Uncharted 3 Drake’s Deception
This is a Video Game review by Andy Robertson – a blogger and gamer creating help for parents concerned about video-games and technology. Find more at https://www.patreon.com/geekdadgamer. Uncharted 3 Drake’s Deception […]
Review: The Last of Us – Andy Robertson
Platform: PlayStation 3 Developer: Naughty Dog The Last of Us is a third-person survival video-game that pushes hard to elevate the medium beyond entertainment. For those that can make their […]
Review: Spec Ops: The Line – Andy Robertson
When video games are described as provocative, it usually means they have found a way to further their joyous dance with violence and promiscuity. Spec Ops: The Line has a […]
Review: Bioshock Infinite – Andy Robertson
by Irrational Games System: PS3/360/PC Rating: PEGI 18 BioShock Infinite is the much anticipated first-person shooting video-game that follows up Irrational Games’ breakout success with the original Bioshock. But that […]
Review: Journey – Andy Robertson
Developer: ThatGameCompany Console: PS3 The Internet has the unique ability to polarise humanity. Even a cursory visit to its virtual shores will turn up endearing stories of human sacrifice and […]
Review: Proteus – Andy Robertson
Linux, Mac, PC, PlayStation 3, PlayStation Vita To name their game so oddly, with a word found in Milton, Shakespeare and Wordsworth is telling of Ed Key and David Kanaga’s […]
Review: Limbo – Andy Robertson
Developer: Playdead Platform videogames concoct a mix of precision jumping, running, ladder climbing, puzzle solving and exploration. Mario, Sonic, Manic Miner and Jet Set Willy have delivered this kind of […]
Review: Alan Wake – by Andy Robertson
Developer: Remedy Entertainment Console: Xbox 360 (PEGI 16) Alan Wake is a survival horror adventure on the Xbox 360. You control Wake, an ill-fated writer, as he journeys into the […]