Whether you want to explore the
Christian faith or deepen your existing
faith, small groups are a great place to
connect. They help to make the
discovery satisfying and the journey
enjoyable. Join us as we study together
John Ortberg's book and learn that -
Today is the day you choose . . .
. . . which game you want to win.
. . . which prize you want to collect.
. . . which priorities you want to set.
Groups begin in October.
Christian faith or deepen your existing
faith, small groups are a great place to
connect. They help to make the
discovery satisfying and the journey
enjoyable. Join us as we study together
John Ortberg's book and learn that -
Today is the day you choose . . .
. . . which game you want to win.
. . . which prize you want to collect.
. . . which priorities you want to set.
Groups begin in October.
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Games can cast a powerful spell, says bestselling author
John Ortberg. But the wisest player remembers that the
game is always going to end. So what can we take with us
to the kingdom of God? Only the love we have for Christ,
the love we have for each other, and our own souls. While it’
s not bad to be good at chess or Risk—or the game of life
on earth—we can’t allow it to get in the way of what really
matters.
Using his humor and his genius for storytelling, Ortberg
helps you focus on the real rules of the game and how to
set your priorities. When the Game Is Over, It All Goes
Back in the Box DVD and participant’s guide help explain
how, left to our own devices, we tend to seek out worldly
things, mistakenly thinking they will bring us fulfillment. But
everything on Earth belongs to God. Everything we “own” is
just on loan. And what pleases God is often 180 degrees
from what we may think is important.
John Ortberg. But the wisest player remembers that the
game is always going to end. So what can we take with us
to the kingdom of God? Only the love we have for Christ,
the love we have for each other, and our own souls. While it’
s not bad to be good at chess or Risk—or the game of life
on earth—we can’t allow it to get in the way of what really
matters.
Using his humor and his genius for storytelling, Ortberg
helps you focus on the real rules of the game and how to
set your priorities. When the Game Is Over, It All Goes
Back in the Box DVD and participant’s guide help explain
how, left to our own devices, we tend to seek out worldly
things, mistakenly thinking they will bring us fulfillment. But
everything on Earth belongs to God. Everything we “own” is
just on loan. And what pleases God is often 180 degrees
from what we may think is important.
