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EPISODE · Oct 10, 2016 · 1H 46M

Episode 63: The Return of the King

from Popcorn Theology

This week we conclude our trek through Middle Earth by taking an extended look at the finale of the Lord of the Rings Trilogy, The Return of the King! Conversation jumps to and fro, from the lordship of Christ over our lives being resisted as pictured in the character of Denethor to the idea of serving in ways or areas that we are not particularly gifted, as the Hobbits serve as warriors in this story despite their frailty - and much more. We hope you enjoy this episode! Please share it around!  Watch on Amazon View on IMDB   Please take a moment to check out this week's sponsor, MissionalWear - Awesome T-Shirts, Posters, and more... Let them know Popcorn Theology sent you! Please visit our other sponsors as well! Olive Tree Bible Software - Amazing resource, and now you can save 20% off by using our exclusive coupon code. Just use the code 'popcorn' at checkout to take advantage of this offer! Good for the soul! VidAngel - Ever want to watch a movie but didn't want to see a certain sort of content? VidAngel can help with that, and if you use our exclusive link here for your first purchase you'll be supporting our little podcast!  Want to leave us a voicemail? 304-404-4005! www.popcorntheology.com www.reformedpub.com 

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