The Real Life Radio Show with Evangelist Anh Le

Guilt ridden until God stepped in. Jake Freels speaks with Anh Le.

In today's testimony, we are going to talk about how sometimes in life, unexpected catastrophes happen that threaten to change our future direction in a negative way. Soon, I will be welcoming Jake Freels on the show who had a quote unquote perfect Christian upbringing, until his life was shattered when a drunk driver rammed their family's car at 100 mph, forever altering his family's lives, and changing the course of history for his young life. 

Violence, accused of capital murder, but God. Corey Douglas speaks with Anh Le

In today's testimony We are going to talk about if there is any hope for those who go to jail for being violent men/women. Well, anger and violence is a tough thing to overcome, but you are going to hear from Corey Douglas who grew up in a very abusive environment, and lived his life trying to re-enact that abuse to men around his life and ended up in prison. But in Prison, he had something amazing happen that changed the course and direction of his life and his destiny. Corey, welcome to the show.

God saved him from suic!de. Blake Riccard tells all with Anh Le

In today's testimony, we are going to talk about the relation of feeling valued as a person and thoughts and feelings of suicide. Now just so you know, some of the things we will be talking about today are real and raw, and may be too much for some to hear. But I encourage you to bear through this if suicide has greatly affected you somehow, and I believe God is going to touch you in a positive way. Some suicidal thoughts can sounds like this, I have no purpose, I don't bring anything good to this earth, I should just end my life. We are going to learn the roots of where suicide starts. Some wonder, how can someone kill themselves? It doesn't make sense. But all suicides have something in common, it starts with a thought. Something called suicidal ideation, which are the thoughts and ideas of wanting to kill oneself. We are going to have Blake Riccard on the show, who at a young age, grew up feeling like he had no value, and he almost tried to commit suicide at a very young age as an adolescent. 

She had to take care of the family after the wreck. Amber Butaud speaks with Anh Le

When my dad died, our family fell apart, and so did I.  

Gangs were his family until God. Steven Pizarro speaks with Anh Le

In today's testimony we have been talking about how dangerous it can be to have the wrong role models in your life. Who is your role model? Who do you look up to? Are they truly helping your life? In our last show we had Steven Pizarro share with us how he grew up in a fatherless home, where he was looking for role models, and found these older gang members as his role models as he grew up as a young man. He shared with us how he was led into drug use, fights, and a life of violence. Yet he felt invincible since he was part of a gang. Until there was a sudden turn of events, where in self defense, he ended up shooting a man, and killing him. Today he is going to talk about how he processed that, and how his life changed when he had started understanding that God wanted to be a Father to him.