The Real Life Radio Show with Evangelist Anh Le

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.

By 21, I had been to jail 15 times. Michael Dow speaks with Anh Le

In today's testimony we are going to be talking about the power of a broken family to perpetually continue destroying the lives of children right into their adulthood. What is the answer to this problem, as broken families and divorce plague our society, and often causes economic and social issues for kids that can change their lives forever. Of course, not every family suffers this way in a broken family, but today we will have Michael Dow with us who grew up in a broken family that made him susceptible to making some poor decisions in his life as he became a drug user and a drug dealer. But he had something amazing that changed his life forever.

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. 

Chemsex, trauma and anger intoxicated my life. Joshua Berglan tells all with Anh Le

In today's testimony we are going to talk to someone who had bisexual desires, and lived a crazy life of drugs, partying, and living a life of 3-somes. Joshua Berglan is going to share with us all of some of the enormity of a sex life he had, but his life got into so much trouble, that he ended up in jail multiple times, and eventually hit a rock bottom in a psych wing in jail with HIV.

I was given a second chance. Estevan Medina speaks with Anh Le

In today's testimony we are going to be talking about second chances, and whether God gives them to us. As a guest today we will have Estevan Medina, who died and came back, and explains how God gave him a second chance to forgive his parents after hating his parents so much for the way that they raised him. He lived a wild life of violence, drugs, and alcohol, and his decision making eventually took his life, but God gave him a second chance.

I was god, until God showed up! Drew Anderson tells all with Anh Le

In today's testimony we are going to be talking about that glorified life you see in Hollywood. You know, the life where everything is fast, drugs, girls, sex, everything you would want. Life where you walk around like you are a God, and everyone knows it. Is this the life you really want? Well, until real life thumps you real good. On our show today we will be interviewing Drew Anderson, who lived life in a fast and furious way, until that lifestyle left him feeling so empty and literally physically maimed him. 

He thought he was too bad to be forgiven. Daniel Jacobsen speaks with Anh Le

In today's testimony we will be talking about the concept of whether or not if our futures are already pre-determined by our past upbringing. You see, the way people are raised plays a huge role in someone's life. But what if our pasts are troubled, does that mean our futures have to be troubled? Well, today we will have on our show Daniel Jacobsen who grew up around methamphetamine, and similar drugs, and he got hooked on drugs himself. His past dictated his future, until he had a change in coming to know Jesus Christ.

Former addict, he finally found hope. Dan Robbins speaks with Anh Le

In today's testimony we are going to be talking about the evils of drug addictions, how it starts, and what it leads up to. Sometimes in life, we can think that we would never end up as an addict, and that addicts are "those" people. But I believe that addicts are just the type of people that Jesus would come minister to today.

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.

Facing 384 years in prison. Bryan Dawson speaks with Anh Le

In today's testimony we are going to talk about if criminals who are habitual criminals, could truly change for the better. Our society tends to believe that people can't change, and though we hope for people to change, many never see it happen for family members or friends who go down the wrong path in life. But today on our show, we are going to have Bryan Dawson talk about his past of being a habitual criminal who lived his life with his identity as a criminal, and planned to go to prison for life.