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A little while back we had the chance to discuss the major games being released towards the end of 2019. Do these games live up to the hype? Will you be playing them this holiday season? We also reflect on the theory that many people often enjoy games that include a lot of exploration. Could this love of exploring in games echo our desire to explore and have adventures in real life? And could this impulse to know more of creation echo an even greater desire to know our Creato

A little while back we had the chance to discuss the major games being released towards the end of 2019. Do these games live up to the hype? Will you be playing them this holiday season? We also reflect on the theory that many people often enjoy games that include a lot of exploration. Could this love of exploring in games echo our desire to explore and have adventures in real life? And could this impulse to know more of creation echo an even greater desire to know our Creato

Why is it that many of us enjoy stories of “Underdogs”? You know, tales of people that had very little hope of overcoming some great challenge, but pulled out a “win” in the end. Games, movies, and all types of literature feature these thrilling tales. What draws us to these type of narratives? And what can you do if you ever feel like an “underdog” in your own life story? Thanks and please check out our YouTube channel. Like, Share, Subscribe,

Why is it that many of us enjoy stories of “Underdogs”? You know, tales of people that had very little hope of overcoming some great challenge, but pulled out a “win” in the end. Games, movies, and all types of literature feature these thrilling tales. What draws us to these type of narratives? And what can you do if you ever feel like an “underdog” in your own life story? Thanks and please check out our YouTube channel. Like, Share, Subscribe,