Hi, I'm Cody Stevens from Magnolia, Texas. I'm a video game developer and the director of a nonprofit.

Listening to so many people's stories has very much instilled a deeper appreciation for God's perfect timing and the importance of having an eternal perspective.

I hope God uses today's

episode to touch your heart. And about 4.30 in the morning, we got a call from the doctor,

and he said the x-ray was done. Things were worse. You need to get here quickly. We don't know

if there's anything else we can do for him.

I'm Paul Hastings, and you're listening to Season 4 of Compelled,

a seasonal podcast using gripping, immersive storytelling,

to celebrate the powerful ways God is transforming the lives of Christians around the world.

Last week, our guest was Hormose Chirut, who once chanted death to America in the streets of Tehran.

But after doubts crept into his heart about Islam, he was forced to reckon with what he truly believed about God.

His conclusions and the next 40 years of his life would eventually lead the Iranian government to branding

him as an enemy of the state. You can hear that story by tuning into last week's episode

with Hormoz Shurriot. This week, our guest is Kathleen Lansing. After Kathleen's two-year-old

son fell suddenly ill and was on death's door, she cried out to God asking for healing, but his condition only

worsened, and Kathleen feared the worst. Only a miracle from God could save her son. So lean in

and join us for another compelling story from the kingdom of God.

Back in June, I interviewed Kathleen during a trip through Virginia.

She and her husband, George,

have a beautiful home tucked away

in the forest just north of Richmond.

Their home looks like something straight

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