Band of Brothers: Bastogne with Paul McDonald and Bryan Byrd

We are moving on to episode 6 of the Band of Brothers series, Bastogne. The men were under fire, spread thin, alone and isolated, and with no hope of resupply or reinforcements. They were in a place no one would choose to go. But they find that victory and the strength to hold the line is found in the power of their presence. Join us as we discover God’s truth in this story.
Questions

• Which descriptor fits you best? Some days you gain ground, sometimes you lose ground. Under fire. Spread thin. Isolated and alone. No hope of resupply. What does that look like in your life?

• How have you played the role of medic to the people around you?

• Who has played Eugene’s role for you when you are wounded and depleted?

• How do you think God will respond when you take him your problems? Will He be disappointed, get in his jeep and leave? Or do you believe he actually gives a shit about your problems?

• What sort of man do you want to be?

• What do you want your wife to say about you?

• What do you want your kids to say about you?

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