If you are a regular listener to God Geeks (and I don’t know why you wouldn’t be) you know that my co-host Chris “Wookie” Goins is headed to college this summer. As you know from God Geeks Chris is the u...
We are still working out some of the kinks to God Geeks format, but here is episode 3. We talk a bit about some of the new movies coming up and spend some time talking about last night’s Geekstravaganza. God Geeks Episode 3
If you didn’t check out our first God Geeks (and even if you did) you will want to check this one out. My co-host picked up a new 17in Macbook and so we recorded it directly into Garage Band and then he did the editing th...
Chris “Wookie” Goins is one of my college students. He is sort of the technical director of our church and more than that he is my resident go to Geek. We have been meeting on Thursday mornings and for some reason t...
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