What Should We Do with our Feelings?

Coming up on the Men at the Movies podcast, we embark on our mission to explore the 2009 movie, Star Trek. In Spock and Kirk, we see the tension between two ways we deal with our own emotions. Spock tries to stuff and control his feelings, while Kirk embraces and lives for them. Both pursuits are flawed, and we need to understand two things. It’s okay to feel, and we were made for more. Join us as we discover God’s truth in this movie.
Questions
Did you prefer Star Wars or Star Trek? Why?
Which character resonates with you and why? Spock, who experienced condescension and disregard? Or Kirk, who lived in the shadow of a hero?
How do you try to be like your dad? How do you fight his influence on you?
If you have siblings, how have you competed with your brothers and sisters? How have they competed with you? How has competition harmed your relationship with them?
What no-win situations have you faced? Which decision did you make?
How have you settled for a normal life?
What does it mean to be dangerous for good?
How have you been dangerous for nothing?
How have you edited your memories? Your life? What ends up on the cutting room floor?
What is your relationship with your feelings?
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