Hey, it's Paul here again. Just a quick reminder that today's episode is one of our very first episodes that we recorded and released, and it's before we started using immersive storytelling techniques like sound design and music and narration.

Now, of course, the story itself is very powerful and very relevant to today. But if you enjoy those types of elements like sound design and narration and

music, then make sure to listen to some of our newer content that we've released as well. And now,

on to the show. I still didn't think I could be forgiven for my abortion. That was just one of

those things that I had said no to God, no to his plan. And finally, the picture I got was this.

If I was saying that Jesus' blood was not enough, then I was putting Jesus back up on the cross.

And I couldn't do that.

I'm Paul Hastings, and you're listening to Compelled.

Real people telling true stories about God's compelling love in their lives.

As we've mentioned before, this is the first week of our podcast, and we're excited to release three episodes all at once to give you an idea of the types of stories we'll be sharing throughout this season.

So make sure to keep

listening after our story to hear a sneak peek of our next episode. As a word of caution, this

episode deals with the very important yet graphic topic of abortion that may not be suitable

for young listeners or listeners that have suffered from miscarriages. Our guest is Carol Everett, a woman who was so deeply deceived

and hurt by her own abortion

that she opened multiple abortion clinics of her own

to hide her pain.

Yet even after Kirill was involved in the murder

of thousands of children,

God never gave up on her.

He continued reaching out to her until she had no other refuge to turn to but him. This is the story of Carol Everett.

Well, Carol, I just want to start out by saying thank you for joining us on this episode of Compelled. This is something I've really looked forward to for a long time.

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