I have a confession to make and that is I love to play games.

Does anyone else like to play games? I love it. I love it.

Remember the early days of my marriage we'd go to people's houses and we'd play party games like charades or whatever.

We'd play spades, hearts, things like that.

And even now to this day, and when we're driving in the car oftentimes my wife and I

We'll turn it on to the 80s channel on Sirius XM and the whole thing is when the next song comes on but don't look

name the artist name the you know name the song name the year it's like cool it now

new edition 1984 and truth is I'm the only one playing she doesn't she's like whatever

So in the early days my my wife used to say to me we'd be coming home from someone's house and

after playing games you know and and you know you're kind of

clueless you know I'm kind of clueless at times she said you're so competitive like

when you were playing like that you got all upset about this and that you're so competitive

My reaction was like I'm not competitive. She said yes you are competitive. I'm like no I'm not

Fast forward a few years later here at Gateway Church our staff took this thing

called Strengx Finder and it identified your strengths. So guess what my number

two strength was. Competition.

So that day I go home, you know, look like Charlie Brown,

coming home to my wife and I said,

I'm competitive.

It's my number two strength. And then I got upset because it

wasn't my number one strength. So I guess I am competitive. Anyway, so oftentimes when

I when I play a game I always want to know how can I win at this?

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