Drew Dixon, LTN Co-Founder and Chief Content Nerd, takes a moment to offer some hope in the midst of a global pandemic and to remind you that, hey—Jesus loves you, nerd.
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Drew is the Chief Content Nerd for Love Thy Nerd and the co-host of Humans of Gaming. He is also the editor of Explore the Bible: Students and co-hosts the weekly CaPC Digest podcast for Christ and Pop Culture. Drew has written for Paste Magazine, Relevant Magazine, Christianity Today, WORLD Magazine, and Think Christian. He lives in the Nashville, TN area with his wife and their three children.
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