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Raped, drugs, homelessness, Jesus saved me from it all. Chrissy Espy tells all with Anh Le

In today's testimony we are going to talk about how the evils of this world can destroy someone's life in literally a quick moment of decision. How many of us who are older can say, our dreams at some time in our lives have been shattered by some life changing traumatic event that occurred. So many of us have realized that we are not in control of our lives. But it is how we react to traumatic events that can sink us, or shape us for better. Today you are going to hear from Chrissy Espy, who went through a horrific tragic even of rape when she was a young adult, and it almost ruined her life unto suicide. 

He was a Luciferian who tried to become god. Carl Weyant tells all with Anh Le

In today's testimony we will be talking to someone who even went so far as to pursue more than 7 different religions, before he found the one.

I gave into addictions constantly. Former womanizer, Cameron Arnett speaks with Anh Le

I was taught when I was younger, boys will be boys, and so I lived a life where girls were my addiction when I was single young man, I became so relation ally numb and I never felt fulfilled though I had everything a young man would want.

Former porn star shares the darkness behind the industry. Brittni De La Mora tells all with Anh Le

In today's testimony we are going to talk to someone who was a porn star but then left the porn industry. The Porn industry gives this projection that their industry is glamorous, and attractive for young woman to become a part of, but Brittni De La Mora will share with us the truth of what she discovered as she walked through this lifestyle.

I was r@ped by my father‘s best friend. Bobbie Merritt speaks with Anh Le

In today's testimony we are going to talk about how our guest Bobbie Merritt, who was raped as a young girl, suffered tremendous trauma her whole life, and grew up looking for ways to control her life and be able to control others through witchcraft.  

God saved him from suic!de. Blake Riccard tells all with Anh Le

In today's testimony, we are going to talk about the relation of feeling valued as a person and thoughts and feelings of suicide. Now just so you know, some of the things we will be talking about today are real and raw, and may be too much for some to hear. But I encourage you to bear through this if suicide has greatly affected you somehow, and I believe God is going to touch you in a positive way. Some suicidal thoughts can sounds like this, I have no purpose, I don't bring anything good to this earth, I should just end my life. We are going to learn the roots of where suicide starts. Some wonder, how can someone kill themselves? It doesn't make sense. But all suicides have something in common, it starts with a thought. Something called suicidal ideation, which are the thoughts and ideas of wanting to kill oneself. We are going to have Blake Riccard on the show, who at a young age, grew up feeling like he had no value, and he almost tried to commit suicide at a very young age as an adolescent. 

Former LGBTQIA+, working for Hollywood stars didn't satisfy. Becket Cook tells all with Anh Le

In today's testimony we are going to talk about same sex attraction and what to do with it. "There are certain individuals who from a young age have same sex attraction, and try to hide it, but later on in life express that attraction in their adult relationships. We will be interviewing Beckett Cook, who was heavily involved in the LGBTQ community in California, in Hollywood, and reveals the truth about his experience as a former homosexual. Beckett, welcome

She had to take care of the family after the wreck. Amber Butaud speaks with Anh Le

When my dad died, our family fell apart, and so did I.  

She found love in the most unexpected way. Amanda Armstrong speaks with Anh Le

In today's testimony: I grew up with a lot of low self esteem, and I was looking for love in relationships that often left me unfulfilled, but then I experienced a life of purity.

He pursued pleasure over all. Mickyle James Eshelman speaks with Anh Le

In today's testimony we are going to talk about the meaning of life, and provide evidence for the answer to one question, is the pursuit of pleasure the ultimate meaning of life? A lot of people would say so. That the point of life is to work hard, seek fun things to gain pleasure. Seems common sense right? According to neuroscientists, the human mind is wired to seek rewards for evolutionary purposes, and things that signal to the brain as pleasurable is how the human mind is made for the survival of mankind. Now, yes, we all seek pleasure to some sort of degree, and that is normal, but what happens when that reward system in the brain gets locked onto the wrong thing? Today, we will have Mickyle James Eshelman on our show who just wanted to live a happy life, and then in his pursuit of that, somehow fell into heroine addiction, and his sole purpose in life was to do anything to get that next high. But today, he has been set free from this addiction, and discovered the true meaning to his life. Mickyle, welcome to the show.