Have you noticed how Hollywood's biggest stories keep asking the same questions?

Who am I? Where do I belong?

And who will teach me how to survive in a world that is getting more evil by the day?

That's what makes the Mandalorian and Grogu so powerful.

On the surface, it looks like just another Star Wars adventure movie about a bounty hunter,

a mysterious little kid, and a chaotic galaxy.

But under the surface, something deeper is happening.

It's the story of a child who found a father, a warrior who became a shepherd,

and a young apprentice who has to become strong enough to protect the one

who protected him. What if this story moves us? Because it echoes the greatest story ever told.

I love when Hollywood does this. Even a broken clock gets it right twice a day. Without even

realizing it, Hollywood stumbles on to truths

that God has written in his word and are on display throughout the universe. And the

Mandalorian and Grogu is full of them. And at the center is one really powerful idea,

found family.

The main character, Din Jarin, begins as a hardened bounty hunter.

I mean, he's disciplined.

He is dangerous.

He's trained.

He knows the code.

He knows how to survive.

But then he meets Grogu.

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