The law enforcement there, fire department was there, the EMTs were there.

No one is giving me any information and I felt fear and I felt faith kind of coming up,

coming up the two seconds there. And I knew I had to choose one of them.

Hi, I'm James John from Miner, Nigeria.

I am a biochemistry student in the Federal University of Technology, Mina.

I love listening to compare because it has always been a source of encouragement to me that what God did in the life of one person he can do for another. Just as the scripture said in Revelation chapter 19, the testimony of Jesus is the spirit of prophecy.

Listening to this testimony has a way of strengthening my faith and trust in God, and I now have the mindset that God is never tired of working miracles. He will send help to anyone who dares to believe in him. Enjoy today's episode.

I'm Paul Hastings and you're listening to Compelled, 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 Alex Sinjama, who grew up in Rwanda during the 1990s, surrounded by racial tension

and anger that eventually boiled over into full-scale violence.

Alex witnessed unimaginable horrors in the Rwandan genocide,

but after being exposed to the gospel of Jesus Christ,

Alex was challenged to do the unthinkable, to forgive the unforgivable. Again, you can hear that story

in our previous episode with Alex Sinjama. Today, our guest is Kim Bigler. Kim was going about

just another day at home when her teenage son collapsed in an alleyway. His heart stopped beating,

and he died. But as Kim began to pray fervently asking God to intervene, the God of heaven heard her cry

and met her need.

So gather around, lean in and join us for another compelling story from the Kingdom of God.

No one likes nasty surprises.

Like when your favorite artist brings out a concept album,

but on listening should probably have been kept as just an idea.

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