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.

He got shot in the head and saw Hell. John Paul Martinez tells all with Anh Le

I was a gangster who lived life the way I wanted to live life, a life stealing, fighting, and doing anything to gain respect in the gang. Until I died, and found myself being pushed into a place of screaming people.

Real Life starts now.

In Today's testimony. we are going to talk about how easy it is to live life and believe that there are no consequences for reckless behavior spiritually and eternally, but there are consequences. What happens when a gangster dies? People can assume a lot of things, but is there any hope for someone who was a gangster? According to John Paul Martinez, there is hope for those who find themselves in that lifestyle, and he is going to join us to share about how he joined the mexican mafia, and lived life shooting at others, and even being shot. He never thought the consequences would hit him, until one day, he was shot and he says he experienced the afterlife. Let's hear what he has to say. 

Rapper living the life until death knocks and he calls out to God. Aaron Livers tells all with Anh Le

In today's testimony we are going to talk about Famous Rap Stars lifestyles, and if what they are rapping about is just entertainment? Or are they rapping about something they are really experiencing in their lives. Rap music originated in the Southern Bronx of New York in 1973, and today, it is a genre of music that one of the most popular genres of music listened to. But what these rappers are talking about, is it just made up stuff to entertain you? Or are they talking about real things they did and things that happened to them? Well, today, we will have Aaron LIvers, who was a drug dealer in Baltimore, who also was making rap in order to fuel more popularity with his lifestyle, and all of it was about drugs, women, and money. Today, he is going to talk to us about how this happened for him, and that ultimately, though he had so much, it was all nothing compared to his experience with Jesus. Want to find out if Jesus is real? Let's find out what Jesus did for him. 

He got into gangs at 13. Former drug dealer: Herman Mendoza speaks with Anh Le

In today's testimony we are going to talk about the drug problem in New York City, where cocaine traffickers are moving tons of kg of cocaine throughout NY, and it is a very big business with so much money in it. There are Columbian, Dominican, and Mexican Drug Trafficking Organizations or DTO's operating in NY, and much of the drugs coming through NY are imported from these organizations. But can someone from one of these DTO's have a changed life in Jesus Christ? Well, today we will have Herman Mendoza who was part of one of these organizations early on in his life, and then got out of it and later on became an assistant pastor. We are going to hear his wild story, as he tells all what he went through as a young teenager. Herman, welcome to the show.

He had the blackest of hearts. Former gang member Michael Ochotorena speaks with Anh Le

In today's testimony we are going to talk about the realities of being a top gang leader, and what it does to the soul of man. I have heard some say that evil is a social construct, that there is no evil or good, just perspective. But today, we will have Michael Ochotorena who was a captain of a well known mexican gang, and he is going to tell us the truth of what happens to your soul when doing the things it requires to get to the top. But don't worry, today, you are hearing from a different Michael, where he has since repented and given his life over to Jesus Christ, and today he says, Jesus truly is the way. Let's listen to his story. Listener discretion is advised, the following things you are going to hear involve a lot of violence and disturbing events. 

He lost control and shot his girlfriend 28 times. Ray Ciaramaglia tells all with Anh Le

In today's testimony we are going to interview a person who murdered his girlfriend, and then turned himself into the police. His name is Ray Ciaramaglia (siarra maglia), who grew up with huge anger issues and was very violent in his life. Ultimately, it ended up where he lost control, and served the time due to losing control. He has a message to share of what he learned from his past.

Santa Muerte, demons oppressed him. Oscar Minjarez tells all with Anh Le

In today's testimony we are going to be talking to
someone who lived a life of gangs, jail, and demonic oppression. Now there are some people that don't believe in witchcraft or demons, but today we will be talking to someone who dealt with it all first hand.

Former Gang member, they killed his mom. Michael Deleon speaks with Anh Le

In today's testimony we are going to talk about how drug use and abuse can be simply someone bandaging deeper hurts. You are going to hear a story that will make you realize that one wound left open in your heart, can lead to a life of complete damage, and damaging lives around you. We are going to have Michael Deleon who grew up in a good family, but one thing that was undealt with in his heart that caused an emotional wound, spun out of control into a full blown drug addiction riddled with crime and danger. 

Abusive relationship lead me to cope with alcohol until Jesus. Lisa Medina speaks with Anh Le

In today's testimony we are going to talk about the reality of serious alcohol abuse and how some use it to numb their deeper feelings of pain and suffering. We will be interviewing Lisa Medina, who lived a tough life dating gangsters and tough guys, but ended up in a lifestyle of verbal, emotional, and physical abuse, that led her to a life of alcohol abuse that often brought her to a place of recklessness and endangering her life, and the lives of others. 

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.