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.

Then I was examining when I said, well, you know, he's a newborn. He's got these club feet.

What are you doing about that? And she said, you can do something about it?

And I told her, your child will run and play soccer

like any other Honduran child.

And she started to weep.

She had no idea.

She just lived out in the jungle.

She thought that her kid was gonna be crippled.

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

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

You're listening to Episode 12 of our podcast, which means that there are only three more episodes left in our season.

Crazy, I know.

But whether you've been listening along since day one or you're

joining us for the first time, we're glad you're hearing. Today's story comes from Brent

Hamburg, a medical physician with an unlikely background and even more unlikely trajectory. Many

years ago, God impressed on his heart a burden for missions, which eventually led Brent and his family to some unusual places.

I'm blessed to be here today with Brent Hambrick. Can you tell us about maybe your background?

Let's just start out with when you were as a kid. Can you describe that for us?

...