The Games of Life

Part 1: The Games We Play

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Gavin Adams - Feb 02, 2020

In a way, life is a series of games, and we all prefer to win. We certainly don’t want to lose the dating game, marriage game, or career game. So how do we win these games? The apostle Paul has an interesting suggestion that will help us win the most important game within all the games.

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