This show is part of the Proclaimed Podcast Network, thoughtfully crafted, faithfully told,

stories that proclaim his name. More at Proclaim.fm. So I went in for the polygraph, and I was having trouble with some of the questions.

And I realized very quickly that I was going to fail this test not only if I was lying, but just if I felt guilty about anything. And just kind of the more I was there, the more I started thinking,

you know, trying to clear my conscience by just thinking of everything that I'd done wrong.

All of a sudden, that list grew really long. Hey, I'm Jack Glenn Stoner from Lancaster, Pennsylvania, and I'm a Christian life coach and writer.

I love listening to Compelled because the interviews are always genuine.

They encourage me in my own spiritual walk, especially during these days of upheaval around the world.

I frequently forward the podcast to friends because the testimonies are so powerful.

It's wonderful to hear God work. Please enjoy today's episode. I'm Paul Hastings,

and you're listening to Compeld, where we use gripping, immersive storytelling to bring to live

Christian testimonies from the kingdom of God, told by the people compelled to live

for him. If you've been enjoying compelled for some time now, then please make sure to listen

to the end of today's episode. We've got some exciting announcements that we want to make sure

you hear. Recently, we heard from Marianne Sanford, who grew up surrounded by cults and drugs, yet

tried to make her own way through life and felt that she was a good person.

But she didn't realize how far from the mark she truly was or how close God had been every

step of the way.

Again, you can hear that story in episode number 97 with Mary Ann Sanford.

Today, our guest is Tom Radelius.

Tom was a top student at an Ivy League school and had never given much thought to God.

Maybe he existed or maybe not, but there probably wasn't any real way to tell.

But then one day, Tom began looking for proof

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