“Beware of false prophets, who come to you in sheep’s clothing but inwardly are ravenous wolves. You will recognize them by their fruits.” — Jesus, Matthew 7:15–16

Wolves Wear Wool

Christian Stranger Danger. Because “I’m a believer too” is not a background check.

Someone says “I’m a Christian,” and something in us relaxes. Most of the time that’s beautiful: it’s how family works. But Jesus warned that wolves would come dressed as sheep, and the costume is always church words. In this game, people show up wearing their Wool: the cross, the verse, the “sis” in minute one. Flip up to two Fruit cards to see what’s underneath, then make the call: 🐑 Sheep, 🚧 Fence, or 🐺 Wolf. Careful: let a wolf in and you lose sheep. Call a church mother a wolf and your Grace drains. Wise as serpents, innocent as doves. Both.

How it works: 7 to 10 encounters with pause points along the way. You start with 5 sheep 🐑 and full Grace. Every encounter ends with the truth, a Christianese Decoder (you will laugh), the verse that settles it, and the real-world move. This is about discernment, not suspicion: most believers are exactly who they say they are.