Ace Attorney

I'm horrible at keeping up with this thing. My goodness. Anyway, here's some stuff that's on my mind.

As many of you might know, I love Ace Attorney. For the noobs people with lives who don't know what that is, it's a video game. It's relatively unknown in normal circles, so it's something I love to share with other people, because I want them to experience the same fun I did while playing it. I have nothing but good things to say about it, and it gives me a ridiculous sense of happiness when someone I know gives it a shot. Everyone who gave it a chance now has that same love for the game as I do (Everyone except my dear ladyfriend Joanne. Let's ignore this fact because it weakens the analogy I'm about to make). I love talking about it to people, and as absurd as it sounds, I feel this innate connection to anyone else who will know what the f I'm talking about when I yell "Objection!" and point a finger at them.

Now re-read what I just wrote, except instead of Ace Attorney, imagine that I'm talking about God.

Talk about a slap to the face.

Not everything fits perfectly, but you get the idea. The way I talk about Ace Attorney should be the way I talk about God. But that's not the case. Not even close. Something is seriously wrong with the fact that I have a stronger desire to tell people about a video game than to tell people about my Lord and Savior. I go around telling people that I'm Christian, but the things I choose to talk about and spend my time on don't really reflect that fact. I'm more of a VideogameBasketballGradesian than a Christian, honestly.

Not many people have played Ace Attorney, but I'm sure a lot of you guys can relate to my struggle. Whether it be about a TV show, a band, delicious food, new technology, the latest gossip, etc., almost all of us can say we have something that we enjoy telling others about more than we do with Christ.

Just some food for thought.

- m (o    )(    o) bs