OOPS! (What Went Right?)

OOPS! (What Went Right?)

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Mistakes become legendary in OOPS! Guess how epic blunders led to epic inventions. Laugh, learn, and win big!

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Ready for a game where mistakes aren’t just allowed—they’re the whole point?!?! 

Welcome to OOPS! It's the perfect standalone game or set-up for a message on grace, redemption, failure, and more!

It's all about guessing at how history’s biggest blunders turned into something amazing! Did you know potato chips started as a grumpy chef’s revenge? Or how Bubble Wrap was supposed to be wallpaper? (Yeah, because that’s what walls needed.)

Here’s how it works: 
- Players will hear wild “OOPS!” stories about accidental inventions.

- They guess between two choices, be it on stage as a face-off or as an all-play (by holding up one or two fingers).

- If they guess correctly, award them points or have them stay in the game (and if they get it wrong, deduct points or eliminate them). 

OOPS! is packed with crazy facepalm stories, mind-blowing facts, and the kind of successes that’ll make everyone feel better about their own mistakes (yeah, we're looking at your burnt lasagna). It's perfect as a great game or a friendly mixer. 

Who knows? Maybe your group's next “oops” will be the start of something legendary, too. Let’s play!

This Resource Includes:

  • Complete PowerPoint game file
  • Individual (10 Q&A + tiebreaker + instructions) game slides (jpeg files)
  • Title slide (jpeg file)

 

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Set up your next message on how God does incredible things with our lives, turning messes into miracles! And go even further by having some of the items mentioned on hand as giveaways.
Tony Myles

Tony Myles

Tony Myles is a ministry veteran, personal coach/consultant, conference speaker, teaching pastor and author who leads a next generation movement and leadership development at Riverside Church in Big Lake, MN. He's also raising up future leaders as an adjunct professor at Crown College... and he really like smoothies.