We all like to play games. From family originals like Monopoly, Candyland, and The Game of Life to new board and card games to video games; we are surrounded by games that we can choose to play. Playing games has even become a professional sport and you can have a career in playing games. Whether we like playing these types of games or not, we are always playing some sort of game in real life. We play real games like thinking we can pursue trivial things, comparing ourselves to others and thinking we aren’t as bad as we think we are, that our words don’t matter, that we won’t fall into our own traps and fall for the same sins as others, that we can hide from God and others, that revenge is sweet, that we can do it all on our own, that everything is okay if no one gets hurt. All of these types of real-life games have real-life consequences and potentially eternal consequences. Join us next summer as we, through the “Games We Play,” recognize these real-life games and “grow up in every way into Him who is the head, into Christ (Ephesians 4:14-15).”