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Her family almost fell apart from the addiction. Patty Wilson speaks with Anh Le

In today's testimony we are going to talk about cocaine addiction and crack cocaine addiction, and how some use it in order to fuel themselves with more energy to complete life's goals and responsibilities, but how it always spirals out of control, always. Crack Cocaine is processed from Cocaine hydrochloride, and is extremely addictive, where a person can get very addicted to the drug within a 2-3 week time span, sometimes immediately. But what can be one of the temptations people fall into in order to get addicted? Well, Patty Wilson will be on our show today to share how she used to be addicted to crack cocaine when she was looking for ways to obtain more energy in her life to do normal things in her life, and found herself spiraling out of control as she believed she could control the addiction. 

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. 

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.

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. 

He wanted to take his own life, until Jesus. Wayne Friedt speaks with Anh Le

In today's testimony, we are going to talk about a very serious subject, which is what goes on in the mind someone that wants to commit suicide? The reason why I want to talk about this because according to the world health organization, there are about 703,000 people a year that commit suicide around the world. It's not a pleasant subject to talk about, so listener discretion is advised. Have you ever wondered, what happens in the mind of someone who is contemplating suicide? Well, there are many reasons why someone commits suicide, But let me tell you this, all reasons are wrong, no matter how someone feels they should take their lives, it is always the wrong decision. To illustrate that, today, we will have a guest who was a criminal heading to prison, and he is going to open up about how he contemplated suicide and saw that there was no value to his life. Was going to spend all of his days locked up in prison, and so he would saw absolutely no value to his life. But today, he says that Jesus came into his life, saved him from a suicide attempt, and revealed his true purpose and calling, and his path was changed onto a good path. He is an older gentleman who talks about a story of his past, a life he almost terminated, and is going to warn us why not to do that no matter what.

Is self will power enough? Brandy Ventimiglia speaks with Anh Le

In today's testimony we will be talking about whether or not self will power is enough to survive in this world, and if there is a better way than full self reliance. Today on our show, we will have Brandy Ventimiglia, who grew up in a non religious home where there was abuse, drugs, and partying, so she tried to be a super achiever to get herself into new stream of life. Until one day though she thought she arrived to success in life, she discovered something far more glorious that caught her by surprise. 

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. 

She couldn't hide from her father's sexual abuse. Alicia Nicolas speaks with Anh Le

In today's testimony, we are going to talk about the devastation molestation can cause to a child, and how it may be more present in our society than someone might think. Do you think it is some rarely that happens? According to National Center for Victims of Crime, 1 in 5 girls are victims of sexual abuse. What happens in the day and a life of one who is going through such an atrocity? that is exactly what we are going to talk about. With us, we will have Alicia Nicolas, who was abused by her own father all throughout her childhood, and it got very severe. She is going to tell us all that happened, and how she overcame the trauma that was incurred from her life.

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.