Hey, I'm Dave Claussen from Lawrence, Kansas.

I love listening to Compelled because it reminds me of the many amazing and unpredictable ways that God works in people's lives.

And it's given me a greater desire to share my faith with others.

And it can be so discouraging

to pray for years for the people I love to come to Christ.

As I listen to these stories of God working in the lives of people, I realize that God has

a time, a plan, and many paths that open eyes to Jesus.

Enjoy today's episode. 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 Troy Goss, a drug dealer who thought he was invincible

until he was shot, paralyzed, and placed in a suicide cell where he thought he would lose his mind.

But then out of nowhere, he heard a still small voice.

Again, you can hear that story by tuning into our

previous episode with Troy Goss today our guest is Anna Chattelaine Anna

was deeply rooted in her Catholicism alongside her husband and two daughters

but Anna found herself searching for additional spiritual answers yet after finding those answers in the Bible and joyfully sharing them with her husband,

Anna realized that he didn't want anything to do with it at all.

And if that was the case, how would Jesus want her to respond?

So gather around, lean in, and join us for another compelling story from the kingdom of God. Back in January, I was recording for a solid week at a church in New Orleans.

But a freak cold spell came through the city, and one of our pre-scheduled guests had to unexpectedly drop out,

which left an open slot in our otherwise jam-packed interview schedule.

But it just so happened that Anna was at the church at the exact same time that our interview

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