The Real Life Radio Show with Evangelist Anh Le

Drugs completely changed him. Eliot Morgan speaks with Anh Le

In today's testimony we are going to talk about how drugs like crystal meth can be so destructive to a person's life, that it completely changes someone from the inside out. Did you know there is quite a popularity with Crystal Methamphetamine's and it is known as the clubbing drug. meaning young and old people take this when they go to the clubs, and the drug causes such a high that lasts sometimes over 12 hours. This drug is a very potent drug, that can be snorted, inhaled through glass pipes, or even injected, and the drug is putting a lot of lives in danger. Today, we will have Eliot Morgan with us, who was born and raised in a Christian family, but then after something traumatic happened, he ended up finding himself in a world of drugs trying to mask the hidden pain in his life. Eliot, welcome to the show.

Does it take more faith to be an Atheist? Ronald Dabdoub speaks with Anh Le

In today's testimony we are going to talk about the idea of atheists becoming Christians, and does it ever really happen. The short answer is, yes, and did you know that conversions are beginning to increase over those who are forsaking their faith? We are going to hear from Ronald Dabdoub (dabdoo) how he forsook his childhood faith and became an atheist when he was a young child, but then as the problems of life gripped him, he began to wonder if there was a God or not, and if so, would this God help him? Let's find out what this former atheist discovered in his life journey. Ronald, welcome to the show.

Drugs entrapped him. Luke Thompson speaks with Anh Le

In today's testimony we will be talking about the epidemic of the addiction to prescription level opioids, and what it is doing in our society, and what it does to an individual life. Now, you wouldn't think a pain killer would be anything dangerous, but painkillers now are being used in an illegal way in society because of the power of this drug to activate the reward or pleasure centers of the brain. This drug is a serious problem because as someone becomes addicted to the high these pain killers provide, it can lead to addiction despite the consequences of the behaviors used in order to get that next high. The reason why it is so dangerous is because of the unusual overdose numbers that happen with opioid addiction. Today, we will have Luke Thompson, who started smoking marijuana, but then eventually got hooked onto prescription drugs, that he would do anything and everything to get his hands on the next high. But instead, today he is a Christian who says that Jesus set him free from his crave and need for these opioids. Luke, welcome to the show.

Drugged, raped, humiliated. Former Addict Catherine Whisenand tells all with Anh Le

In today's testimony we are going to talk about how the pathway to drugs will always lead a person to a dangerous place that they never thought they would ever be. In the famous story of Pinocchio, we see a wooden boy wanting to be accepted into the world and following the world's doctrine of unlimited pleasure. And I think that movie really relates to mankind, because there are all sorts of things that are temptations that will lead us to something we never thought we would ever go through. Drugs is one of those temptations, that though you may have never experienced that, you are going to hear from Catherine Whisenand who became a drug addict through peer pressure when she was younger, and it led her to a horrible destructive pathway, where her life was brought forth into horrible situations

He was a modern day prodigal son. Barry Jon speaks with Anh Le

In today's testimony, we will be talking about the story of the prodigal son in the bible, and asking, what did this lifestyle really look like. The bible says that man had wild living, but how wild can it get? How about in modern times today in the United Kingdom? Well, Today we will have Barry Jon share with us how he grew up with drug addiction and learning to live for the moment and party your brains out every weekend, with truly wild living. 

He lived in a dog eat dog world. Jerard Spencer speaks with Anh Le

In today's testimony we will be talking about how evil spirits work in our society to pressure everyone to believe that being evil is the way to live. And many who do evil are always trying to convince those around them to do the same things that they are doing. Why? There are sayings in our society that say "Eat, or be eaten". Or, it is a "dog eat dog world out there. But the end result? Evil behavior spreading upon our societies. Today, on our show we will have Jerard Spencer, who was a good kid, had great grades, until the pressures of growing up in a bad neighborhood pressured him to become evil himself, where he sought relief in wild living, with drugs, parties, women, and doing evil himself. However, today, he is an on fire Christian, who teaches and preaches the word of God.

Can Jesus help your mental health? Lisa Moreno speaks with Anh Le

Today's testimony we are going to talk about mental health and how our thoughts and the way we think about life can guide us to life, or even death. Positive thoughts are known to help your mental health. So often times, many in society try the cup is half full approach in life, and they find ways to increase positive thinking verses having negative thoughts. But how do we really control our thought life? Is it just trying really hard on your own? Or is there a better way? According to Lisa Moreno, she says that her thought life before Christ was horrible, and that today as a Christian she discovered that Jesus can affect her thought life that led her to life. 

Will instant gratification satisfy? Former drug dealer Antonio Gonzales speaks with Anh Le

Testimony of a former drug dealer.  In today's testimony we are going to talk about instant gratification, and if living a lifestyle of going for whatever feels good is really a good way to live or not. Now, our society is built upon instant gratification. Everything is about getting it, and getting it now. Which feels good at first, but is it really good for us? Well, today on our show, we will have Antonio Gonzales, who lived the party life and went for anything that would bring him that gratification. From parties, to drugs, to women, he lived the lifestyle of lasciviousness, and he is going to share the truth of living that kind of lifestyle. 

His past haunted him. Willie Cordova tells all with Anh Le

In today's testimony we will be talking about how we live our lives, that one day, we are going to be looking back, and all the bad things we have done will come up to our minds, our consciousness, and there will be a longing to resolve those past issues, but because they are in the past, they are unsolvable. What do we do in that instance? What do we do when we realize, my gosh, my life has a trail of hurting others, and destroying others lives. What can we do with that? Today we will have Willie Cordova, who today is a pastor, but in his past, he got addicted to drugs, and helped others to get addicted to them as well, and lived a life of doing whatever felt good to him. He is an older gentleman today, and will tell us the truth of what happens when the party life is over, and that is left behind, is guilt and remorse. 

Drugs were his love and enemy. Joshua Zatkoff speaks with Anh Le

In today's testimony we are going to talk about how drug addiction has a romanticism about it, where people literally fall in love with the substance, almost like it is a person, or a being, and that God can literally deliver someone from this unhealthy love affair with a substance. And with us, we will have Joshua Zatkoff, who describes his drug addictions like it was a love affair that would bring him comfort from all the pain of his past. Joshua got addicted to heroine, and it almost wrecked his future, but faith in God gave him the power to get true deliverance.