Coming up on the Men at the Movies podcast, Britt and I talk about what it means to grow up from the movie Hook. We don’t realize how often God allows crisis to enter our lives so that we can recover our hearts and discover the hero we were meant to be. We can’t remain a child forever, but how can we avoid become a pirate who lives in fear, who takes, and whose life ultimately doesn’t matter? We must learn to crow, to fly, and to fight, combining the heart of a child with the strength of maturity. Join us as we discover God’s truth in this movie.
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