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Nov 7, 2018 1 hr 41 min

Episode 151: Amadeus

from Popcorn Theology

Richard, David, and James were honored this week as they were joined by James' wife, Kathryn Harleman! Truth be told, with her apparent love for the film Amadeus... we're not sure we could have kept her away if we tried! And good thing we didn't, as she helped us greatly in discussing the film! If you've been waiting for us to do another movie that is simply tailor-made for our podcast, this is definitely one of those movies! How should we we react and respond when God chooses to use others in a way we wish He would use us? What is worse, self righteous hypocrisy or blatant sin and rebellion? Why does the wicked prosper? We think you'll enjoy this one! If you like what you are hearing and want to help support our show, consider dropping a few dollars our way over on Patreon! If you do, you'll be canonized as an official Patron Saint of Popcorn Theology and be given access to an exclusive Facebook group just for supporters, giveaways, polls to decide what films we discuss, and much more! We hope you enjoy the listen and we would love it if you'd share this content with your friends. Please take a moment to check out our sponsor, MissionalWear - Awesome T-Shirts, Posters, and more... Let them know Popcorn Theology sent you! Want to leave us a voicemail? 304-404-4005! www.popcorntheology.com www.reformedpub.com

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