The Real Life Radio Show with Evangelist Anh Le

Santa Muerte and gangs lead him to almost dying. Paul Parson tells all with Anh Le

I followed Santa Muerte, it was the religion in the gang, weaving witchcraft and the power of the devil in order to gain supernatural protection in our gang.   In the end, I wanted out, but I nearly died when I tried to leave the gang, but Jesus saved me.

 

In Today's testimony, we are going to talk about gangs and religious beliefs.   Do you think that gang members have a belief in a God?   Most would say no, that gang members are doing crime and are committed to the belief in their being no God.   But in actuality, gang members are also seeking spiritual protection, its just depending on the person, which God would that be?   The truth is, most gang members in America have some tie or root belief in a religion, and tend to believe in a deity that will protect them from dangers that are at hand.    But what does this actually look like.   Today, we will have Paul Parson, who was in a gang and professed to follow Santa Muerte while he was in a gang, which is a religious faction in Mexico that believes Santa Muerte is Our Lady of Holy Death.   Often depicted as a skull with a robe over her head, this idol is worshipped and believed to be a spirit that offers healing, protection, and a safe delivery to the afterlife.   Paul is going to tell us why he followed Santa Muerte while he was in the gang, and compare and contrast it to his new found life as a strong believer in Jesus Christ.  He has since repented of his following of Santa Muerte, and is going to reveal to us the truth of what he saw and heard in his past.   Paul, welcome to the show.

Groomed for 18 years, Human Trafficked for 9. Jean Davis speaks with Anh Le

Listener discretion is advised for younger ears, as todays show is designed for a mature audience only.  In today's testimony we are going reveal the truth about human trafficking that is happening with young women in the USA. Human trafficking is a form of slavery that exists right here in America, and Sex Trafficking is when women are being held by coercion or force to perform commercial sexual acts. Why are we talking about this? Because this is a heinous evil, and the lives of people living under this form of abuse is truly atrocious, and needs to be revealed. We as the body of Christ need to be aware of the evils that are happening amongst us, and we need to learn how we are going to set the captives free. Today, we are going to have Jean Davis, who first started off willfully becoming a prostitute, but then it quickly turned into human sex trafficking, and she could barely get out. She tried to kill herself, but one day, she got delivered, and when she found Jesus, she discovered healing that was beyond wounds. Jean, welcome to the show.

He was in the Orlando Pulse Nightclub shooting, former LGBTQ+ Luis Javier Ruiz speaks with Anh Le

In today's testimony we are going to talk about the fact that the majority of LGBTQ + members in the USA were raised as Christians. In some demographics, it is as high as 87% of LGBTQ+ members were raised as Christians. How can that be with the bible clearly warning against homosexuality and sexual immorality? Could this movement be something that was encouraged by Christianity? Or is it more of a response or rebellion to Christianity? Today, we will have Luis Javier Ruiz, who grew up in the church, but stared resenting going to church, and later on in life, he believed he was a homosexual and fell away from his faith. But as life went on, he experienced a horrific moment in his life, where he was in the Orlando Pulse Nightclub shooting, where Omar Mateen, a US Muslim extreme terrorist opened fire and killed 49 people and wounded 53. Luis is going to detail out his life of how he left his childhood faith, came out as homosexual, but then after the pulse shooting, he discovered that Jesus Christ is real. Let's find out what happened. Luis, welcome to the show.

From trauma, drugs, and overdose to Jesus. Rebecca Jones speaks with Anh Le

Hi This is Evangelist Anh Le, welcome to the
Real Life Radio Show, and we are going to talk to Real People, who had
real problems, but found answers in a Real God. today we will be talking
about the likeliness that a child will start into drug use and addiction earlier if they see their parents doing the same thing. Here is the truth, when parents use drugs, their kids become more vulnerable to addiction. And what happens when somone's life starts off in a bad direction? Is there any hope? Well, today we will have Rebecca Jones with us to share with us how she had a parent that was a drug addict and partier, and she is going to share with us how she ended up the same way, until Jesus came into her life and flipped the script. Rebecca, welcome to the show.

As a Muslim he almost took his life, but Jesus intervened. Mohammed Ajhas speaks with Anh Le

In today's testimony we will be talking
about the fact that many muslims are encountering Jesus through dreams, near death experiences, and visions, and many of them as a result, are becoming devout Christians. Now, just in case you didn't know, it is against the Islamic moral code for a Muslim to ever become another religion, especially a Christian. So this conversion is not an easy one to happen, yet many are making this decision. So much so that some Islamic teachers had to address this for other muslims, so as to invalidate their experiences. But what are their experiences? Today, we will have Mohmmed Ajhas, who was a Muslim who grew up in a muslim closed society in India, and he is going to share with us his experience of discovering, that Jesus Christ was God and not Allah. Let's hear his story.

He was stabbed 14 times and wanted revenge, until Jesus. Justin Shelton speaks with Anh Le

In today's testimony we are going to talk about whether drugs and drug addiction is genetic, or simply life choices.    Some wonder, was I born a drug addict?   And others label drug addicts as like a subtype of people, looking at them in a way, and saying, Oh, those types of people.   But what type of people get addicted to drugs?  and it is genetic, or is it people's choices.   Well, today, we will have someone who normally wouldn't be prone to drug addiction, found himself in drug addiction through what he says, a set of poor choices that led him to a horrible situation where he nearly died from a stab wound to his right eye at a party. 

Depression controlled her, the Muslim faith couldn't help her. Samira Marikh speaks with Anh Le

In today's testimony we are going to talk about how muslims deal with depression, anxiety, and mental health, and we will have someone who was formerly muslim spill the beans how she was told to deal with the depression and anxiety she had through the lens of Islam. Did you know that muslim Americans have higher rates of depression and anxiety than other minority groups, and may be 2 times as likely to attempt suicide than other religious groups. Why is that? Well, today, we will have Samira Marikh, who dealt with a lot of mental anguish in her life, and how she struggled finding answers in her community who was muslim. She searched and searched, and today, she is going to tell us what she found, or didn't find.

He was raised in a Marxist home and believed in Stalin. Former Marxist Sy Garte speaks with Anh Le

In today's testimony we are going to talk about whether or not a marxist Atheist can receive Christ as their Savior or not. Why would it be hard for a marxist to accept Jesus? Well, a marxist is raised and groomed to believe that Religion is the opium of the people. What is Karl Marx saying when he says that? As we know, Opium is a drug, and help to relieve pain and suffering and maybe mental anguish. But it is a temporary band aid, that will cause more problems than answers in the long run. Karl Marx said that "Man makes religion, religion does not make man." Do you think that could be true? Well, today, we will have Sy Garte, who grew up as an avid Marxist, but today, he professes that those ideologies were brainwashed manmade ideas, and today, he has encountered the living God, and is a believer today. Sy, welcome to the show.

Agnostic, angry, depressed and lost until Jesus. Tanner Lauzon speaks with Anh Le

In today's testimony, we are going to talk about agnosticism and how agnostics deal with tough mental issues such as depression and anxiety, and even suicidal thoughts. First of all, what is agnosticism? An agnostic is a person who holds the view that any ultimate reality such as God is unknown, or most likely unknowable. So it is a person who is neither committed in believing or non believing in the existence of God. Kind of like someone who feels like they could never know. It is a life that is separated from religion, but isn't completely against religion like atheists. Today, we will have Tanner Lauzon who grew up as an agnostic, but dealt with heavy depression and suicidal thoughts growing up, and he is going to describe his battle with those things as an agnostic. Today, he says that his pathway to freedom was knowing the One True God, and the way to Him is through Jesus Christ. Let's find out what led to this change of opinion and belief. Tanner, welcome to the show.

He lived a hypocritical life until God got his attention. Jason Kim speaks with Anh Le

Today we are going to talk about what is the truth of when someone is living a hypocritical life. Now, Christians are heavily advised in scriptures to not live double lives, and not to live like hypocrites. Sadly, some do, and even those in leadership. But is that really an amazing way to do life? Well, Jason Kim is going to join us today to tell us that living the hypocritical life is a complete nightmare, and one that he had to repent of when he found out the Jesus Christ was more than a hallow religion.