And I remember one day I had this little dog called Geordie that just loved to go to the beach with me.

I'd just say beach and he would run around in circles like dogs do. In fact, I love dogs.

I think dogs are better than people. People don't wag their tails when they see you coming.

Dogs, they're so faithful. So he ran around in circles crazy. I grabbed my new surfboard, went down

her driveway, turned to the left,

and he ran ahead of me, tremendously excited.

And I screamed out, Jordie, come back.

I was going to. Hey, my name is Nicole Jehann, and I live in North Augusta, South Carolina.

These podcasts make me be an awe of God and worship his goodness.

The stories of God's redemption bring such hope and motivate me to tell others about his works. I hope you enjoy today's episode and are as hopeful as I am when it's over.

I'm Paul Hastings and you're listening to Compelled where we use gripping, immersive storytelling

to bring Christian testimonies to life.

Our last episode was with Melody Green, who was raised in the Jewish tradition, but during

the 70s married a fiery young singer named Keith Green, who was exploring the teachings

of Jesus, a Jewish rabbi who claimed to be the Son of God.

Alongside her husband, Melody embarked on a personal quest to live a life of sold-out devotion to this Messiah.

But when God blessed their efforts and grew their ministry with meteoric speed, the unthinkable occurred,

thrusting Melody into a season of having to trust

God as her shepherd in a valley of dark shadows. Again, you can hear that story in our last

episode with Melody Green. Now, believe it or not, today is the season finale of compelled

season six. And I'd like you to do a favor for us. Listen all the way

to the end of our episode, all the way through the credits, and help us choose what we're going

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