Life needs a man to be fierce-and fiercely devoted. How do I catch him?īear: Listen, isn’t aggression a part of the masculine design? Doesn’t a boy want to attack something-and so does a man, even if it’s a little ball on a tee?īear: Well, be a warrior, John, and stick your arm under that rock until you find the tail of the snake. How ‘bout your heart running after that rattler that I just saw slither under that big boulder over there? We need him for lunch. My heart is on the run, Bear.īear: Great, John.

But I’m just so bored with being a tamed man. You know my whole goal now in life is to look for my own heart which every man is trying to find these days.īear: Really? Well, you’d better start helping me look for a tarantula, rodent or a bunch of cockroaches or we’re going to starve out here. John: I hate to say goodbye to Dallas, Bear, but I’m excited to be on this adventure with you. Here are some highlights from their conversations to be aired on an upcoming Man vs.

Each man was allowed to take only one liter of water and a Power Bar (wild berry, of course) for their supplies. Teaming up with host and featured star, Bear Grylls, Eldredge put his money where his mouth is and attempted to trek from Dallas to Austin without ever hitchhiking even once on Interstate 35. John Eldredge, author of such testosterone-laden books as Wild At Heart, The Way of the Wild Heart, and spring break favorite Hearts Gone Wild, recently appeared on the Discovery Channel’s popular adventure show, Man Vs. “Early Celtic believers referred to the Holy Spirit as the Wild Goose, a name rightly describing the unfettered, free, and wild nature of God.”

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