Today's interview contains the topic of child abuse, molestation and adultery.

Listener discretion is advised.

Hi, I'm Paul Collins, and together with my wife, Jocelyn, we live in Gympie Queensland, Australia.

We grow ginger and love to listen to Compelled as we sit and trim our

ginger for market each week. It's good to know that even though life often seems so ordinary,

that God still does very extraordinary things in people's lives. Compelled is proof of that

each time we listen. We often trim through tears of joy and are always encouraged

to hear how God brings back meaning and purpose and renewed hope into broken lives. He is a personal

God who longs for relationship with his children. Enjoy listening to this episode and we know

you'll be encouraged as well.

My husband saw me go from this confident woman to this mushy, needy, anxious, worried all the time,

and he didn't know what to do with that. So he just became more work-obsessed. And the more that he did that, the more anxious I got.

I'm Paul Hastings, and this is the season five finale of Compelled.

We use gripping, immersive storytelling to celebrate the powerful ways God is transforming Christians around the world.

If this is your first time tuning in, then welcome. We're glad that you've joined us and hope you'll be blessed by the testimonies you'll hear on this show.

But if you've been a long-time listener, then make sure to listen all the way to the end of our story today

for details on a special end-of-season video call and an update on the future of our show.

Last week we heard from Kane Kellerman,

who became addicted to heroin as a 10-year-old boy

and his life quickly spiraled out of control after that.

But after being incarcerated for robbing a 90-year-old man,

Kane was stunned to receive a letter of forgiveness from his victim.

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