Christ is the world's only hope.
How to Win at the '1 Minute Game'
How to start?
Start at church
When I go home from church
A place that reminds me of Jesus
When you are on a train or in a crowd
When having a conversation
When eating at the table
When reading a book
When I'm lost in thought
When I go for a walk alone
Last thoughts before bed
Monday morning
When working at work
merchants and bankers
When I'm at home
When I was at school
U-shaped prayer
When playing or playing sports
God and Lovers
When in trouble
The price to pay for playing the 'one-minute game'
Prizes awarded for winning the '1 Minute Game'
Approaching God in a New Way
A game anyone can participate in
Every moment spent with God is a new beginning.
What it means to win

“Practicing walking with God every waking moment.”
“Praying to God like breathing 24 hours a day”

How can we allow Christ to live in our present?

This book [Frank Lubach's One Minute Game] was not originally a book.
It was a pamphlet printed and distributed in 1956 by Lubak, an evangelical missionary, under the title “One Minute Game.”
This pamphlet was quickly distributed from hand to hand to countless people.
Every time I saw the pamphlet, I was inspired and tried the '1-minute game' he suggested.
In this age of sorrow, spiritual uncertainty, and poverty, Christians have encountered Christ, experienced Him, and been transformed through the 'One Minute Game' presented by Lubak.

Where does Christian hope lie? Disillusioned with all human endeavors, they now find their only hope in becoming like Christ.
To be with God, to abide in Christ, is to allow Christ to live within us and in our circumstances.
Anyone who receives Christ in himself is sure to be transformed.
No matter who he is.
And they will transform families, transform this society, transform this nation, and transform the world! So how can we allow Christ to live in our present? The answer is simple.
These are things that even children can understand and put into practice.

Walking with God every waking moment

In this book, Lubak encourages us to think of God in our hearts every day, every hour, every minute, and every second.
It is to invite the Lord into all our words and actions.
When reading a book, read with the Lord, and when eating, sit at the table with the Lord and eat.
I talk to him even when I walk down the street.
“Lord, what do you want from me at this moment?” “Lord, what can I do for that person?” Students can also invite Him to take tests with them at school.
Even when I have to go out in front of others and give a presentation, I invite the Lord into that place.
“Lord, don’t leave me alone. Be with me here.” Also, salespeople pray inwardly when they meet customers.
Then, not only will you win the hearts of your customers, but your business will also prosper.
It is said that salespeople who pray for their customers while introducing a product are much more likely to make a sale.

As such, the practice of walking with God that Lubak suggests is easy and simple.
These are things that anyone can do, and they don't require any payment.
Lubak called it the 'one-minute game'.
It contains the intention to remember God and not forget Him even for a minute or a second.
I also used the word 'game' because it is a very happy and enjoyable experience.
But it won't take long to discover that this is more than just a game.

Why 'The Game with Minutes'?

The 'One Minute Game' is a new form of walking with God practice based on Brother Lawrence's 'Practice of God's Presence'.
Brother Lawrence was a cook in a French monastery in the 1600s.
He was a man who spent his entire life as a monk, repairing the shoes of his fellow monks, cooking, and cleaning, while having a deep communion with God.
Lubak, following in the footsteps of Brother Lawrence, attempts to practice God's presence in another form: the 'One Minute Game.'
It very specifically suggests that we practice thinking of God and walking with Him every minute and every second.

As you play the '1 Minute Game', you will find yourself praying constantly, naturally realizing God's will and living a life focused on God.
Become friends with God and share your deepest secrets.
As we become more intimate with Christ and spend more time with Him, the forces of darkness within us, the anxieties, fears, poverty, sorrow, and dissatisfaction in life will disappear.
Christ will be clearly revealed through our thoughts, prayers, and words.
That is the best choice we Christians can make as we live in these dark times.

Recommendation from Pastor Ji-Woong Park of Naesu-dong Church

“When choosing a book, there are times when I pick it up without hesitation just by looking at the author’s name.
For me, that name is 'Frank Lubach'.
His life, in which he struggled to walk with God without missing even a moment of His presence, gives us a megaton-level shock and inspiration.
He lived his life determined not to miss a single minute of the 24 hours in a day, so I think he deserves the nickname of 'the modern-day Enoch.'
In this little book, we learn about his struggles and worries.
His every word is enough to make the vacuum tubes of our souls vibrate for a long time.
“I am so happy and grateful to be able to read this precious book in Korean.”