The Real Life Radio Show with Evangelist Anh Le

He was in the Orlando Pulse Nightclub shooting, former LGBTQ+ Luis Javier Ruiz speaks with Anh Le

In today's testimony we are going to talk about the fact that the majority of LGBTQ + members in the USA were raised as Christians. In some demographics, it is as high as 87% of LGBTQ+ members were raised as Christians. How can that be with the bible clearly warning against homosexuality and sexual immorality? Could this movement be something that was encouraged by Christianity? Or is it more of a response or rebellion to Christianity? Today, we will have Luis Javier Ruiz, who grew up in the church, but stared resenting going to church, and later on in life, he believed he was a homosexual and fell away from his faith. But as life went on, he experienced a horrific moment in his life, where he was in the Orlando Pulse Nightclub shooting, where Omar Mateen, a US Muslim extreme terrorist opened fire and killed 49 people and wounded 53. Luis is going to detail out his life of how he left his childhood faith, came out as homosexual, but then after the pulse shooting, he discovered that Jesus Christ is real. Let's find out what happened. Luis, welcome to the show.

As a Muslim he almost took his life, but Jesus intervened. Mohammed Ajhas speaks with Anh Le

In today's testimony we will be talking
about the fact that many muslims are encountering Jesus through dreams, near death experiences, and visions, and many of them as a result, are becoming devout Christians. Now, just in case you didn't know, it is against the Islamic moral code for a Muslim to ever become another religion, especially a Christian. So this conversion is not an easy one to happen, yet many are making this decision. So much so that some Islamic teachers had to address this for other muslims, so as to invalidate their experiences. But what are their experiences? Today, we will have Mohmmed Ajhas, who was a Muslim who grew up in a muslim closed society in India, and he is going to share with us his experience of discovering, that Jesus Christ was God and not Allah. Let's hear his story.

Depression controlled her, the Muslim faith couldn't help her. Samira Marikh speaks with Anh Le

In today's testimony we are going to talk about how muslims deal with depression, anxiety, and mental health, and we will have someone who was formerly muslim spill the beans how she was told to deal with the depression and anxiety she had through the lens of Islam. Did you know that muslim Americans have higher rates of depression and anxiety than other minority groups, and may be 2 times as likely to attempt suicide than other religious groups. Why is that? Well, today, we will have Samira Marikh, who dealt with a lot of mental anguish in her life, and how she struggled finding answers in her community who was muslim. She searched and searched, and today, she is going to tell us what she found, or didn't find.

Muslim Jihadist comes to Jesus. Tomas Samuel tells all with Anh Le

In today's testimony, we are going to talk about the dangerous reality of Radical Muslims converting to Christianity. Did you know Baylor University institute established in 2015 that 10.2 million muslims were converting to Christianity? But in countries with radical muslims, and with Sharia Law, it is against the law for a muslim to convert to any other faith, especially Christian, and the crime is punishable by death according to Sharia Law. Today, we will have Tomas Samuel who was a former Salafi Muslim from Egypt. He is going to talk about how he was raised to become a radical muslim that had a desire to go to war with the west and sacrifice his life as a martyr. He became a well known spokesperson to inspire many radical muslims, until over time, he found himself in despair and lived a life looking for real answers. Today, he says he found those answers in his forbidden conversion to Christianity.

Shia Muslim comes to Jesus. John Ghanim speaks with Anh Le

In today's testimony, we are going to discover the truth about what it is like inside of Yemen, which has a 90-99% Muslim population. The country is comprised of mostly Sunni muslims, and the rest are Shia Muslims and Zaydi muslims. The nation has little to no Jews or Christians. Is there a reason for that? Well, today we will have John Ghanim joing us, who is a former muslim in Yemen, and he is going to share with us his what his experience was as he was growing up, and how he suffered through a lot of doubt about the religion of Islam. 

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.