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Her father sexually abused her for 18 years. Elizabeth Hershberger speaks with Anh Le

In today's testimony we are going to be talking about a very uncomfortable subject, we are going to talk about and expose how 2% of women experience sexual abuse from their own biological fathers. Listener discretion is advised, as the contents you are about to hear are disturbing and intended for a very mature audience. Yes, it is a small percentage, but it does happen. One out of 40 girls will experience sexual abuse from their biological fathers. Just talking about it is quite disgusting, but it is necessary as we are going expose the reality some girls go through, and how horrible it really is. Today, we will have Elizabeth Hershberger, who was being sexually molested by her father since she was a teen, and as she grew up, the trauma affected her adulthood life and nearly destroyed her future, leaving her with suicidal thoughts and feelings of no hope, until she found hope in a relationship with Jesus Christ.

From Narcissist to selfless. Salim Muslimani speaks with Anh Le

In today's testimony we are going to talk about whether or not someone who is very selfish and destructive can ever change their ways. Many feel like once someone is a selfish person, that they will always be that way. In the American Psychological Association Dictionary, selfishness is listed as the tendency to act excessively or solely in a manner that benefits oneself, even if others are disadvantaged. Have you ever been around someone like this? Well, today in our show, we will have Salim Muslimani, who lived a very selfish life, doing whatever it took to get to the top without any regard of how he hurt others along the way. He believed that if he built up enough significance into his life, that he would be able to be fulfilled and happy. But now he says, Jesus changed his life so much, that he is totally changed, and that God has given him his true purpose.

"Throw up in order to go up" Former Bulimic, Marcela Eslao tells all with Anh Le

In today's testimony we are going to talk about Bulimia Nervosa, a condition which mostly affects 1.3 % of females, and 0.5% of males, but it is a condition where someone binge eats, and then purges (vomits) up all their food so as not to gain weight. The causes of Bulimia are unknown to scientists, but they know that it can run in families. Why would someone torture themselves by being so obsessed with weight gain enough to go through extremes of making themselves throw up all their food? Are there severe consequences to this behavior? Yes there are, and today we will have Marcela Eslao who developed Bulimia Nervosa as a teenager, and struggled with bulimia throughout much of her adult life. She is going to reveal some of the dark realities associated with Bulimia, and explain to us why she almost became addicted to the lifestyle.

She was mad at God. Former Prostitute Sherry Damron speaks with Anh Le

In today's testimony we are going to talk about the reality and temptation to get mad at God, and we are going to discover some of the base roots that accompany that emotion and frustration one can feel. Did you know that 1/3 to 2/3rd's of Americans admitted to sometime in their lives feeling angry at God? When certain unfortunate changes in life happen, like financial issues, divorce, surprise medical diagnoses, death of family members, etc. they can leave one with the temptation to blame God for the wrongdoing. Doing so can sometimes lead a person to go the exact opposite way God intended for them to go. But if this happens, is the person redeemable at all? Today, we will have Sherry Damron on the show, who was very angry at church, God, and life when many unfortunate things happened in her life, and she decided to rebel and lived a life of drugs, prostitution, and partying. Today though, her life is redeemed by the blood of Christ, and she is going to tell us her story.

She was tortured by her stepmother. Gina Gomez tells all with Anh Le

In today's testimony we are going to talk about how easy it is to grow up to hate God due to extreme horrible situations that happen in life. All of us can live through very difficult situations, and when our eyes see horrible things, it can be tempting to not believe in the existence of God. I mean, how can a loving God allow for bad things to happen? If God was real, maybe those bad things would have never happened to me. Today, we are going to hear from Gina Gomez, who was literally tortured by her stepmother in abuse, but she was forced to keep it secret her whole life, and later on in life, she didn't believe in God but rather sought out what the devil could do for her. Until Jesus revealed himself to her in a real way and brought healing into her life. 

Being a famous rapper wasn't fulfilling. Cat Stragapede tells all with Anh Le

In today's testimony we will be talking about the reality of the height of being famous, and whether or not that pursuit will really make someone happy or not. Now, we all have dreams and aspirations to do something amazing in our lives. It may goals to become a doctor one day, or to be a famous astronaut, or even a famous musician. But once you get there, will it truly be enough, or is there something more to life? Today on our show we will have Cat Stragapede, who rose to fame when she was younger as a female rapper, but as she arrived, she was missing something, something she believes is Jesus today. She is a full blown Christian today and is telling the world her path to true happiness.

Self hatred almost destroyed her life. Suzi Yelvington speaks with Anh Le

In today's testimony we are going to talk about self hatred, and how it can be cultivated in anyone's life. Self hatred is usually present when there is low self esteem in a person, and lead to very destructive behaviors. It is a problem that psychologists and psychiatrists spend a lot of time trying to solve in their patients, but not only those seeking help need help. We can all go through times of self loathing, and it is good to understand where those feelings come from, and how to overcome those feelings. Today, we are going to learn more about that in Suzi Yelvington's testimony, who grew up with very low self esteem due to key incidents in her upbringing that spiraled out of control in her adulthood where she nearly took her own life. Let's learn more about this subject through her life. 

Her father impregnated her and was gang r@pped. Ira Warren tells all with Anh Le

In today's testimony, we are going to talk about the reality of sexual abuse victims, and the struggles they go through. Listener discretion is advised, as the contents of this show is intended for a mature audience. Is there any hope for healing for those who have gone through sexual abuse? There is, and faith in Christ can truly play a huge impactful role in that. If you don't believe that, today we will have Ira Warren on the show with us today, who was sexually abused throughout most of her childhood by her own father, that it led to such devastating consequences in her life as a young adult. She is going to tell us the truth about what she went through and how she found healing.

She partied but it felt empty. Rebekah Cauchi speaks with Anh Le

In today's show we will be talking about whether or not you can be a true Christian while partying and doing drugs. Surprisingly, many young and even older people claim to be Christians, yet their lives don't match that of their faith profession. It is more common than you think, as it is estimated that 1.2 billion Christians are nominal non practicing Christians, but still identify as being Christian. Today, we will have Rebekah Cauchi with us, and she is a young woman who is going to be sharing with us her journey through life as she was raised as a Christian, but she says she was never truly saved and she lived a crazy life of partying, alcohol, and drugs. Today, she is an on fire missionary evangelist, telling the World about Jesus and how wonderful it is to know Him. Let's listen to her story of what made the change for her. 

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.