The Real Life Radio Show with Evangelist Anh Le

He went from one addiction to another until Jesus. James Whyte speaks with Anh Le

In today's testimony we will be talking about addictive personalities, and if there is any hope for someone with an addictive personality. What is an addictive personality? It is someone who is more prone to addictions of all sorts, from illegal drugs, to video games, these are people who are more likely to fall into some type of craving that drives their lives despite the consequences in engaging in that type of behavior. Today, we will have James Whyte, who is from the UK and he grew up with such an addictive personality, he was so addicted to drugs to the point that he was taking advantage and manipulating people everywhere. He is going to show us how there is hope for someone struggling with an addictive personality. 

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. 

She wanted to be a man. Former Transgender Laura Perry Smalts tells all with Anh Le

Hi this is Evangelist Anh Le, welcome to the Real Life Radio Show, In today's testimony we are going to talk to Real People, who had real problems, but found answers in a Real God. Today we are going talking about how some transgenders feel when transitioning to becoming a person of the opposite sex. By the way, listener discretion is advised, as the contents of this show include sexual experiences and mature topics. A Transgender person is someone who feels like they were meant to be the opposite sex. And today, we will have Laura Perry Smalts who will share with us her story of how she was born a woman, but then one day decided she was meant to be a man, and tried to become one by going through transitioning surgeries, and she is going to reveal to us the reality of her experiences that made things so hard for her and she wished she knew before she made those changes. Today, Laura has de-transitioned, and is happily married to a Christian man who they are now happily married. You are probably wondering, how did this happen? Well, Laura, welcome to the show.

He struggled with same sex attraction. Davon Johnson speaks with Anh Le

In today's testimony we are going to talk about how male to male same sex attraction works, and to see if people are born that way or not. Listener discretion is advised, as we are about to discuss things of a sexual nature, intended for a mature audience only. Science has not been able to prove it, and so far there is no proof of a genetic link that causes same sex attraction. But so then, where does it come from? Today we have Davon Johnson, who used to have same sex attraction, but later one when he learned the truth, he today believes that people are not born with same sex attraction, rather it is spiritual. He is going to talk about his struggles with it, and how he overcame and today is an on fire Christian. 

He couldn’t stop cheating. Jon Nicolas tells all with Anh Le

In today's testimony we are going to be talking if this theory is true, once a cheater always a cheater. Have you every been cheated on? Have you maybe done the cheating yourself? What is really going on in the mind
and heart of a cheater to allow them to hurt someone so badly? Well, today we will have Jon Nicolas on our show who had a past of constant habitual cheating, so much so that it destroyed many relationships, and even marriages. He is going to describe why he was always cheating and
how he got set free from that behavior pattern

My friend introduced me p0rn, I was hooked. Pamela Porter speaks with Anh Le

In today's testimony we are going to talk about porn addiction from the girls perspective. A lot of people think that porn addiction is just a guy thing, but girls can be hooked on pornography as well. We will be interviewing Pamela Porter, who was a porn addict, and she will describe what got her into porn and how it affected her very negatively on how she felt about herself throughout her life. 

Mother left, father abused her and trauma took over until Jesus. Morgan Bryan tells all with Anh Le

In today's testimony, we are going to talk about the realities of sexual abuse. Yes, it is a very uncomfortable thing to talk about, but it is something that is happening to victims all over the world. Today we will have Morgan Bryan who is going to share of her experience with sexual abuse from a close family member. Her heart is to share something so vulnerable in order to help someone else who may be going through the unthinkable. 

Raped again and again and became numb for years. Kyndra Valceschini speaks with Anh Le

In today's testimony we are going to talk about the reality of girls being raped, and how damaging of a role it can play in a teenage girl's life. Most rape victims don't say anything and do something because of something called self-blame, where they blame themselves for the rape occurrence. This behavior often tends to slow down the process of healing, and today in our show, we will have Kyndra Valceschini, who will tell us of how rape shaped her entire relationship lifestyle from 15 until adulthood. 

Sexually abused, parties, bisexual sex and drugs, to Jesus. Juan Ayala tells all with Anh Le

In today's testimony, we are going to talk about how someone's bad childhood can sometimes lead someone in a path of life that maybe more destructive to ones life. Before we continue, listener discretion is advised as some of things we will be talking about are for mature audiences only. We will be interviewing Juan Ayala, who had a lot of turmoil in his life growing up through being a victim of molestation and other dysfunctional patterns in the family, and he didn't know what to do with that pain. Later on in life, he discovered drugs as a means to cope, and he kept running into more trauma, as he had to go to prison for some bad decision making. He lived a life in and out of prisons, and when he wasn't in prison, he lived a lifestyle of lascivious living, drugs, parties, and bisexual sex. But one day, God changed it all. You are about to hear a wild testimony.