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115. Conversation With a Gamer, an Interview With Micah Roberts

May 3, 2022 | Gospel Tech Podcast

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Today we get a special treat: A conversation with my friend and former student, Micah Roberts. Micah is an avid gamer, he’s gamed since before he can remember, and his insights are a valuable look not only into the world of gamers but also into the world of how we can lovingly parent children who love video games (and model healthy gaming for them). He’s also the one who coined the phrase: “Game like you like your life.” Today’s conversation is spontaneous, honest, and a beautiful view into the world of gamers.

Resources:

Games with soul: That Dragon Cancer, Mario Kart 8 Deluxe
Games without soul: FIFA, Clash of Clans

Article by Nathan Sutherland

Nathan is the co-founder of Gospel Tech and a former teacher. He's married to his best friend, Anna, and is dad to three kiddos. His passion is seeing families set free—and is committed to proclaiming the good news of Jesus.

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