Coming up on the Men at the Movies podcast, we reach the Breaking Point in our Band of Brothers series. How do we handle the breaking points in our lives? Buck was taken out because he couldn’t handle his friends get wounded.. Lt Dike checked out, ran from the battle, and didn’t invest in the moments he was needed. 1SG Lipton, like a true shepherd, was present with the men in the foxhole, carefree with his heart as he cared for the hearts of his men. Join us as we discover God’s truth in this story.

Questions

How have you been wounded in your life?

How have you responded to the wounds—like Buck, Dike, or Lipton?

When has trauma and wounds taken you out of your mission and purpose?

When have you been a hired hand, not getting involved or invested in the people around you?

When have you shepherded the people entrusted to your care?

What does it mean to be a shepherd?

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