The Real Life Radio Show with Evangelist Anh Le

She was a stripper with demons in her life, until Jesus freed her. Andrea Huertas speaks with Anh Le

Listener Discretion is advised, as we will be talking about mature subjects that have content that have a sexual nature, and are intended for a mature audience only. In today's testimony we are going to talk about the fact that many in the sex industry, from strippers to prostitutes, deal with greater mental health issues.  Why is that?  Is there a spiritual component to those working in the sex industry, And could Jesus provide an answer to help people to leave that industry?  The answer is a solid yes, but we will discover that by having Andrea Huertas with us, who was a former stripper at a very high end club servicing celebrities, and she is going to share with us the spiritual component, where she believes for her, that she invited demonic spirits that led her to this industry, and used her in that industry.  Today, Andrea has given her life to Christ, and has been set free from the sex industry, but she is going to share with us the truth about what was really going on in the past and how she found Jesus as her Savior.  Andrea, 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. 

Tortured, human trafficked, after freedom trauma followed. Kristina Glackin speaks with Anh Le

In today's testimony we are going to talk about human trafficking in America. Today on our show we have our guest Kristina Glackin who has experienced the horrible
reality of what human trafficking does to an individual, and will share some of the emotional scars she endured 

He was a Buddhist, until he saw Hell. Steve Kang speaks with Anh Le

In today's testimony we are going to talk about the belief of reincarnation that exists in many of the world religions. Reincarnation is the belief that the souls of human, animals, and plants, are eternal, and are ever cycling, or being recycled, where life after death is being reborn back into this world in another body. This idea sounds pretty interesting, but is this how it truly works? Or is there truly a heaven and a hell, with zero cycle of reincarnation? Today, we will have Steve Kang, who tells us that he used to believe heavily into reincarnation through the teachings of Buddha, but today he says that the doctrine of reincarnation is false, and that he knows for sure that there is a heaven and a hell. Let's see how someone who was so devout in his belief in reincarnation, suddenly changed his mind. 

Raped twice, PTSD and about to commit suicide, until... Nonnie Byrd Wright speaks with Anh Le

In today's testimony we are going to talk about whether or not faith can impact healing from traumatic experiences a person can go through. Now, did you know that 70% of adults have gone through some type of traumatic experience in their lifetime? And when someone goes through something traumatic, there is a need for emotional and mental healing. But some go there whole lives and never experience being fully healed, and others seek healing desperately using any and all means from professional counseling, support groups, and even medication. But can Faith in Christ make a difference for trauma victims? Today we will have Nonnie Byrd Wright who has been severely traumatized herself in her life, and she says she found true emotional healing through Jesus Christ. 

She mutilated her body to try to be a boy, until God. Lex Renick tells all with Anh Le

In today's testimony we are going to talk about some of the self hatred that transsexual individuals go through, and if there is any hope for this population through Jesus? Did you know that 80% of transgender people suffer from self hatred? The suicide rate for transgenders is considerably higher, up to 32-50%, compared to 1.3%. Is there is hope for this situation? There is through Jesus, at least that is what Lex Renick says, who she had a very difficult time going through self hatred as she wanted desperately to become a man, but as she went that pathway to do all the surgeries, later on, she detransitioned because of her relationship with Jesus Christ. 

Does Jesus help with depression? Daniella Dorsette full show with Anh Le

In today's testimony we are going to talk about the reality of faith and helping with issues such as depression and anxiety. Does faith in Christ really help those struggling with Depression? According to National Institutes of Health, faith based spiritual intervention is considered effective in reducing symptoms of depression. But is this for real? How does faith in God change your mental health? Let's look closer by talking to someone who has gone through this and discovered that faith in Jesus Christ changed her depression drastically. Daniella went through a lot of depression in her childhood, and even into her adult years, but today she says that faith in Jesus Christ has affected her life in such a positive way that depression no longer plagues her life. 

He no longer was an atheist as soon as he died. Bryan Melvin speaks with Anh Le

 In today's testimony we are going to talk about whether or not it is dangerous for someone to live and die as an atheist. Most atheists feel quite comfortable living as an atheist, and claim that atheism is clearly safer compared to those who believe in religion. Some atheists claim that religion is like a disease to the world, causing religious wars, planes going into buildings, and fanatic behavior that is dangerous to society. But is it dangerous to live and die as an atheist? Well, today we will have Bryan Melvin who was an adamant atheist living in Arizona USA, and he suffered from a near death experience, where he had an encounter with the afterlife he says, and it was a surprising turn of events for him, and a shock. Today, he believes that there is a God, and His son is Jesus Christ.

Jesus set him free from Cocaine addiction. Alex Rivera speaks with Anh Le

In today's testimony we are going to talk about whether or not Jesus can help someone stop a heavy addiction to cocaine and other drugs. 75% of drug users can overcome drug addiction with the proper treatment and care, but can faith in God change anything for someone. Apparently, 73% of rehab programs have a spiritual element that help people to overcome drug addiction. Today, we will have Alex Rivera, who was heavily addicted to various drugs of choice. He says that Jesus has the power to set people free from addictions, and he was one of those who have been set free. Let's hear what he has to say and reveal about drug addiction, and how he overcame that.