A two-team showdown. Fast, loud, and fun — but every round asks one thing: does this listening habit keep your heart clean… or pollute it? Music is God's gift — steward what goes in your ears. What goes in your ears trains your heart — guard your playlist.
"Whatever is true, honorable, just, pure, lovely, commendable… think about these things." — Philippians 4:8 · "Keep your heart with all vigilance, for from it flow the springs of life." — Proverbs 4:23
Great game — but here's the truth behind it: music is not the enemy. God gave the gift. The win is a heart that stays clean — not a playlist that normalizes lust, rage, or rebellion. Expose darkness; don't entertain it. Guard what goes in your ears.
How to Play — "Clean or Polluted?"
🎯 The goal: Two teams compete across 4 rounds teaching one truth: music is powerful — guard your heart and ears, flee lyrics that glorify sin, and build playlists through Philippians 4:8. Not anti-music; pro-discernment.
1 · Set up your teams
Split into two teams. Rename on the scoreboard if you like.
2 · How each question works
Read the card out loud to the room.
Give teams a few seconds to talk it over and answer.
Tap "Reveal Answer." Read the answer and the "why" underneath — that "why" line is the whole lesson.
Award points using the buttons under each team.
Tap "Next ▸" to move on.
3 · Scoring
+1Right answer in Rounds 1, 2 & 3.
+2Round 4 (Lightning) — double points. Also +2 in Round 3 for a standout answer.
−1Oops button — correct a scoring mistake or goofing off.
4 · Turn-taking
Rounds 1, 2, 4: alternate teams. Round 3: both teams answer.
The 4 rounds
Round 1 — Clean or Polluted? Sort each listening habit. Chips: POLLUTED (cool blue) vs. CLEAN (gold).
Round 2 — Scripture on the Soundtrack. Bible principles for heart, mind, and music as God's gift.
Round 3 — What Would You Do? Car rides, peer pressure, worship pushed aside, younger siblings.