PLEASE NOTE: The mp3 file links for this post are outdated. To listen to this episode please visit  The SBU Podcast Archives.  Sorry for the inconvenience. We celebrate 300 episodes of the Spirit Blade Underground Podcast with Paeter's list of personal top 300 geek experiences! Plus, a review of the comic book series "Archer and Armstrong"! Finally, a look at what the "Sin Offering" meant in the Old Testament and what "The Ultimate Sin Offering" means for us today! Be sure to watch the special video recording of this episode at spiritblade.net/videos!

Review by Paeter Frandsen With producer credits shared between the Underworld movies and "I, Frankenstein," I came to the theater hoping that I could end up with a movie I enjoyed as much as the Underworld movies. Then again, the fourth Underworld was a stinker, so there was certainly potential for this movie to fall short as well. "I, Frankenstein" picks up the Monster's story right after the events of the classic tale. Believing he is free now that his creator is dead, the Monster is surprised to learn that he is now being hunted by demons in hopes of being used to advance their secret agenda. He is intercepted and protected by gargoyle warriors, who were created by the Archangel Michael to combat demonic forces in the invisible war to rule the earth. The Monster now finds himself in the middle of this war. He is desired by the demons for unknown reasons and has the rare ability to kill gargoyles due to his lack of a soul. Soon, even the gargoy

PLEASE NOTE: The mp3 file links for this post are outdated. To listen to this episode please visit  The SBU Podcast Archives.  Sorry for the inconvenience. A review of the movie "I, Frankenstein", how geeks can find "Shalom" and catching up on listener feedback!

PLEASE NOTE: The mp3 file links for this post are outdated. To listen to this episode please visit  The SBU Podcast Archives.  Sorry for the inconvenience. Paeter Frandsen and Nathan James Norman discuss their concerns and hopes for Christian geeks and Christian Geek Media.

Story: "The Light of Things Hoped For" by Nathan James Norman   Genre: First-Person Art: "Simeon the Godreceiver" by Alexei Egorov Rating: G God told Simeon he would not taste death until he saw the Lord's Messiah. Credits: The Light of Things Hoped For by Pastor Nathan James Norman (Originally preached December 21st & 22nd 2013 at The Orchard Church ) "Simeon the Godreceiver" by Alexei Egorov Effective First-Person Biblical Preaching by J. Kent Edwards Sound Effect Attribution: benjaminflac   Originally Appearing on The Untold Podcast