I’ve recently been playing through the Resident Evil 4 remake. While they did a great job removing some of the things that haven’t aged well (quick time events, inability to move while aiming, etc), I’ve been even happier to see the things they’ve kept in the game.
We can’t be Christian lone wolves; sin will entangle us so quickly if we don’t have other believers to meet with.
My mental health started struggling, I began battling depression on top of the anxiety disorder I already struggled with, and yet it still didn’t occur to me that my lack of a real-world community may be the issue.
As we sat around the table playing Flamecraft, we were joking that we weren’t just shopping, we were also showering resources and coin on everyone around us.
They’ve been in video games for decades. Places where gamers know that, if they fail, this is where they return to, a place where they can evaluate their strategies and go back into the world. Gamers know save points as a place of comfort, a place where they can lay down their burdens, a place where they can celebrate their forward progress and move beyond their past failures.
SavePoint Ministries
P.O. Box 241
Troutdale, OR 97060
503-320-8692
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