History

Faith Gamer was soft-launched back in October 2019. The founder knew that he wanted to create a community with which to disciple unbelievers and fellowship with believers, but after careful consideration and prayer, the founder opted to shelve the endeavour whilst he pursued academic interests in theology and ecclesiology. Fast forward to April 2022 and after much prayer and self-study, the founder returned to continue the privilege of communicating the incredible message of God to all who will listen.

Our mission remains the same: Reach gamers and technophiles — a demographic that we have identified as exhibiting predominantly atheistic or agnostic beliefs — with the good news of Jesus Christ.

The team

At present, the team consists of just one person. The founder is eager to expand the team with mature Protestant Christian men with a heart to please God and make disciples. If you’re interested in becoming a part of the community and perhaps being brought on board the team, please consider getting involved in our Community Forum or Discord Server.

Absolutely and unequivocally no. This ministry is not a substitute for proper church assembly. Please do not use Faith Gamer as your exclusive source of doctrine or fellowship. We strongly encourage proper church participation as instructed in Scripture. (Hebrews 10:24-25)

Protestant Christianity.

Non-mainline denominational.

We believe that God has forbidden women from holding the offices of elder/overseer/bishop and deacon. (1 Corinthians 14:33-34, 1 Timothy 2:11-14, Titus 1:6–9)

We believe that the sign gifts, prevalent during the apostolic age, have ceased. We believe that the Holy Spirit continues to bless believers with spiritual gifts of administration, hospitality, teaching, evangelism, mercy, service, etc. We believe that God still performs miracles such as, for instance, sanctification, healing, etc.

We wholeheartedly recommend the King James Version of the Bible. The full Gospel According to John is available to read online and for free on our sister site: Take a look.

If you are strictly averse to the King James Version, we reservedly suggest the following translations, in order of easiest to hardest reading difficulty: Holman Christian Standard Bible (HCSB), New King James Version (NKJV), New American Standard Bible 1995 Edition (NASB 1995).