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Once Shia Muslim now Christian. Ramin Parsa full show with Anh Le

Today's testimony we will be talking about the idea of Muslims giving their lives to Jesus Christ and becoming Christians. But how does this happen? Did you know there are certain countries where it is illegal to convert from being muslim to Christian? Those countries are operating out of Sharia law, which is a book of legal laws that are inspired by the muslim faith. According to sharia law muslims who apostatized the religion of Islam are by law supposed to be sentenced to death. Wow, who would convert right? Now we know that all over the world there are thousands of Muslims becoming Christians everywhere throughout the world. Today on our show we will have a Shiite muslim from Iran, Ramin Parsa, who escaped from Iran because he was going to be killed for his decision to come to Jesus Christ. and today, he is going to share his story with us.

Atheist dies and experiences Hell. Howard Storm tells all with Anh Le

In today's testimony we are going to talk about whether or not an atheist could ever change their mind about whether there was a God or not. Most see atheists as sure on their own beliefs as zealots of a particular religion. But what would ever change the mind of an atheist when it comes to his or her faith? Today we will have someone who was a University Professor and an avid atheist, who had an experience where he says he died, and it was that very experience that made him reconsider the question if there was a God?

Dying, he called out to God and he saw Jesus and heaven! Jordan Samuel tells all with Anh Le

In today's testimony we are going to talk about the idea of absolute truth. Is there one absolute truth? Or is truth simply Relative to one's owns subjective thoughts? There are some people who believe that there is one absolute truth, and that truth is objective, and not depending on anyone's subjective opinion. However, increasingly, people are leaning into the theory that truth is relative to ones subjective opinion, and that there is no real one truth, but that it is all based upon one's perception. And often, I hear many young people take to this with spiritual matters. Some choose to believe in a heaven, but not a hell, or some believe that nothing exists at all. But is that the right approach to create your own truths? Today we will have Jordan Samuel, who grew up Catholic, but then decided that he was above what he was being taught as a young man, and decided to live his life based upon his own truths that he created based upon how he saw things. Let's hear what happened when Jordan died, and then came back to life in this state of believing in relative truth.

I was a Jihadist that beat myself. Mohamad Faridi tells all with Anh Le

In today's testimony we are going to talk about what it is like for a jihadist from Iran to convert to Christianity. As we know, with Sharia law, which is the law in many muslim countries such as Iran, it is illegal for a muslim to convert to Christianity and is punishable by death. However, there are many who take that route despite the risk of losing their lives. Today on our show, we have Mohamad Faridi who was a jihadist before he knew Christ, and he is going to tell us of his journey from being a devoted muslim to becoming a devoted Christ follower. 

I felt worthless and needed help. Kari Stevens Perkins speaks with Anh Le

In today's testimony we are going to talk about how faith can help someone out of feeling worthless, and having no value. We all have the need to feel like we have value and worth, and that we are special in our own unique way. But sometimes it is hard to realize your value, and that problem can be worse if you grow up in an abusive situation where you are constantly told you have no value. Today on our show, we will have Kari Stephens Perkins, who grew up being told that she would never amount to anything, and she lived a very dark lifestyle in shame and guilt. She is going to share with us how bad it got, and what happened with her faith to help her to get better. 

Former Jehovah‘s witness, Now I know Jesus is God. Dan Robbins speaks with Anh Le

In today's testimony we are going to be talking about how someone who was raised as a Jehovah's witness, could suddenly experience Jesus Christ and understand that Jesus is the Son of God. Jehovah's witnesses are a religious group that is distinct, and is separate from the beliefs of mainstream Christianity, specifically believing that there is no Trinity, and that God is only One. There are over 8 million Jehovah's witnesses around the world, and today we have someone who grew up as a Jehovah's witness.

Is drinking alcohol harmless? Grace Harmon speaks with Anh Le

In today's testimony we are going to be talking about losing control to supposed harmless vices like drinking, smoking, and other things that many in culture say are harmless. But what happens when you lose control all while still thinking you are in control. Today in our show we will have Grace Harmon share how she fell into alcohol addiction little by little, until she lost control. 

Success is not fulfilling. Adrian Van Vactor speaks with Anh Le

In today's testimony, we are going to be talking about the emptiness of fame and success, and how once you arrive there, you may find it the most unfulfilling place of your life. And today on our show we will have Adrian Van Vactor who was a famous Magician who won the internationals in Las Vegas, and he will share his route to fame as a magician, but then how empty if felt to him when he got to the top of his career.

Meth addict, suicidal, to set free in Jesus! Davy Cannon speaks with Anh Le

In today's testimony, we are going to be talking about the dangers of drug addiction. There are many people today who do drugs, and really say to themselves, I will never be an addict. I have control over this thing, when in reality, the drug is controlling them, or is it just the drugs? we are going to have Davy Cannon who is going to tell his story of how he got into recreational drug use, that slowly turned into an addiction to ease his pain in life.