Show Notes
Today's episode is fresh and thought-provoking as Dr. Amy Orr-Ewing is joined by Holly Liu— veteran of the video game industry, creative leader, and passionate believer — to explore the surprising spiritual power of play. Together, they unpack why gaming isn’t just a pastime for teenagers, but rather a cultural force shaping how people connect, think, and feel. Holly shares her experience as a woman in tech and reflects on why more Christians need to enter the creative spaces that influence millions daily.
This episode dives into: What Christians often get wrong about games The theology of joy, imagination, and fun How moms and leaders can navigate game content wisely Why God cares about culture—and why we should too
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