The Real Life Radio Show with Evangelist Anh Le

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.

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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. 

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.

Drugs completely changed him. Eliot Morgan speaks with Anh Le

In today's testimony we are going to talk about how drugs like crystal meth can be so destructive to a person's life, that it completely changes someone from the inside out. Did you know there is quite a popularity with Crystal Methamphetamine's and it is known as the clubbing drug. meaning young and old people take this when they go to the clubs, and the drug causes such a high that lasts sometimes over 12 hours. This drug is a very potent drug, that can be snorted, inhaled through glass pipes, or even injected, and the drug is putting a lot of lives in danger. Today, we will have Eliot Morgan with us, who was born and raised in a Christian family, but then after something traumatic happened, he ended up finding himself in a world of drugs trying to mask the hidden pain in his life. Eliot, welcome to the show.

Will instant gratification satisfy? Former drug dealer Antonio Gonzales speaks with Anh Le

Testimony of a former drug dealer.  In today's testimony we are going to talk about instant gratification, and if living a lifestyle of going for whatever feels good is really a good way to live or not. Now, our society is built upon instant gratification. Everything is about getting it, and getting it now. Which feels good at first, but is it really good for us? Well, today on our show, we will have Antonio Gonzales, who lived the party life and went for anything that would bring him that gratification. From parties, to drugs, to women, he lived the lifestyle of lasciviousness, and he is going to share the truth of living that kind of lifestyle. 

He wanted to take his own life, until Jesus. Wayne Friedt speaks with Anh Le

In today's testimony, we are going to talk about a very serious subject, which is what goes on in the mind someone that wants to commit suicide? The reason why I want to talk about this because according to the world health organization, there are about 703,000 people a year that commit suicide around the world. It's not a pleasant subject to talk about, so listener discretion is advised. Have you ever wondered, what happens in the mind of someone who is contemplating suicide? Well, there are many reasons why someone commits suicide, But let me tell you this, all reasons are wrong, no matter how someone feels they should take their lives, it is always the wrong decision. To illustrate that, today, we will have a guest who was a criminal heading to prison, and he is going to open up about how he contemplated suicide and saw that there was no value to his life. Was going to spend all of his days locked up in prison, and so he would saw absolutely no value to his life. But today, he says that Jesus came into his life, saved him from a suicide attempt, and revealed his true purpose and calling, and his path was changed onto a good path. He is an older gentleman who talks about a story of his past, a life he almost terminated, and is going to warn us why not to do that no matter what.

Drugs were his love and enemy. Joshua Zatkoff speaks with Anh Le

In today's testimony we are going to talk about how drug addiction has a romanticism about it, where people literally fall in love with the substance, almost like it is a person, or a being, and that God can literally deliver someone from this unhealthy love affair with a substance. And with us, we will have Joshua Zatkoff, who describes his drug addictions like it was a love affair that would bring him comfort from all the pain of his past. Joshua got addicted to heroine, and it almost wrecked his future, but faith in God gave him the power to get true deliverance.

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. 

Jesus set him free from heroin. Terry Eckersley speaks with Anh Le

In today's testimony we are going to someone who was addicted to heroine and was an addict for 10 years. His name is Terry Eckersley, and he is going to share how he got addicted and what that did to his life. Now I do understand, often times, people view heroine drug addicts as moral failures, and though it can seem that way from the outside, this show will help you gain compassion and understanding for a heroine addict, and also you will learn that there is hope for heroine addicts. 

Sexually abused, she turned to drugs until Jesus. Starla Ayala speaks with Anh Le

In today's testimony we are going to talk about how people cope with past issues using drugs in order to cope with the inner pain, and we are going to discover if there are any spiritual answers to those types of addictions. And today, we have Starla Ayala, who grew up with in a family that was broken in divorce, and she was sexually abused by another teenager when she was only in 3rd grade, and when it came out, she was blamed for talking about it and she was told she was simply a liar. She didn't know how to cope with that pain and betrayal, so she turned to different types of drugs throughout her life. 

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.