In 1985, Americans were invaded by Nintendo and even more importantly a little guy named Mario. We actually spent hours or days, or perhaps even weeks in beanbag chairs in front of the TV with controllers in our hands. Most of us love to play games. Unfortunately our spiritual life is no different. We all have certain “religious games” we play. During the month of January, we are going to discuss several of those games that “many” of us love to play.

In 1985, Americans were invaded by Nintendo and even more importantly a little guy named Mario. We actually spent hours or days, or perhaps even weeks in beanbag chairs in front of the TV with controllers in our hands. Most of us love to play games. Unfortunately our spiritual life is no different. We all have certain “religious games” we play. During the month of January, we are going to discuss several of those games that “many” of us love to play.

In 1985, Americans were invaded by Nintendo and even more importantly a little guy named Mario. We actually spent hours or days, or perhaps even weeks in beanbag chairs in front of the TV with controllers in our hands. Most of us love to play games. Unfortunately our spiritual life is no different. We all have certain “religious games” we play. During the month of January, we are going to discuss several of those games that “many” of us love to play.

In 1985, Americans were invaded by Nintendo and even more importantly a little guy named Mario. We actually spent hours or days, or perhaps even weeks in beanbag chairs in front of the TV with controllers in our hands. Most of us love to play games. Unfortunately our spiritual life is no different. We all have certain “religious games” we play. During the month of January, we are going to discuss several of those games that “many” of us love to play.

In 1985, Americans were invaded by Nintendo and even more importantly a little guy named Mario. We actually spent hours or days, or perhaps even weeks in beanbag chairs in front of the TV with controllers in our hands. Most of us love to play games. Unfortunately our spiritual life is no different. We all have certain “religious games” we play. During the month of January, we are going to discuss several of those games that “many” of us love to play.

Ralphie, Randy, good ‘ol Santa Claus and of course a Red Rider BB gun.

Come join C3 as we talk about some of the most popular stories associated with the spirit of Christmas. Step into these stories with us and see what we can learn about God and ourselves.

Ralphie, Randy, good ‘ol Santa Claus and of course a Red Rider BB gun.

Come join C3 as we talk about some of the most popular stories associated with the spirit of Christmas. Step into these stories with us and see what we can learn about God and ourselves.

Ralphie, Randy, good ‘ol Santa Claus and of course a Red Rider BB gun.

Come join C3 as we talk about some of the most popular stories associated with the spirit of Christmas. Step into these stories with us and see what we can learn about God and ourselves.

Ralphie, Randy, good ‘ol Santa Claus and of course a Red Rider BB gun.

Come join C3 as we talk about some of the most popular stories associated with the spirit of Christmas. Step into these stories with us and see what we can learn about God and ourselves.

Every commercial promises us something. Health, Love, Meaning, Food, or maybe something else that will make our lives better. Some deliver, but most of the time they don’t. God doesn’t play the same game when we decide to live for him. How do you overcome so many things when the world around us is spinning out of control, where do we turn? Join us during the month of November as we learn from Elijah.