This episode contains discussion about pornography and may not be suitable for all listeners.

Listener discretion is advised.

But I remember, like, wrestling so much in my room because my roommate beside me, like, had her Bible on the nightstand.

And I would, like, look over and then look at my text. I would look over and then look at my text. I, like, had her Bible on the nightstand. And I would, like, look over and then look

at my text. I would look over and then look at my text. I'm like, I don't want to do this. Like,

I don't, because I could tell the shift was, like, something that could potentially lead to something

that I didn't want to actually do. But I chose otherwise.

Hey, Compelled listeners, this is Tyler Miller from Burnett, Texas.

I love Compelled because it reminds me that God is still at work today.

Know that God is not a respecter of persons,

and he will change your life as you submit to him.

I hope that you thoroughly enjoy this episode. God bless.

I'm Paul Hastings, and you're listening to Compeld, where we use gripping, immersive storytelling to bring to life Christian testimonies from the

kingdom of God, told by the people compelled to live for him. In our last episode, we heard from

Jerry Dugan, whose life was a clash between spiritual curiosity, complete ambivalence, and intellectual

skepticism. But when he was facing the prospect of dying on the battlefield

in Iraq, he found an unexpected answer to the prayer he never thought he would pray. Again,

you can hear that story by tuning in to our previous episode with Jerry Dukin. Today, our

guest is Courtney Bruchetta, who felt trapped in a web of addiction and secrecy.

She wrestled daily with pornography and the guilt of living a double life.

And no matter where she turned, she couldn't find a way out.

Could anyone set her free?

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