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In today's testimony we are going to talk with a woman who was a witch, and later became a Christian. Now I'm not talking about some witch flying around on a broom like some Disney movie, what I mean is she was following the religion of wiccan and she practiced witchcraft. Wicca is a western religion that started in the 1950's that is involving nature worship and practicing witchcraft. 

In today's testimony we are going to talk about if someone who is transgender could ever change and become cis gender. Transgender people tend to feel like they were born in the wrong body, in a sense, they feel like they were born as the wrong sex. So like, males feeling like they are really females, and vice versa. Cis gender people are individuals whose gender identity and sex assigned at birth matches. So basically, majority of individuals are cis gender. But there are others who identify themselves as transgender, and often seek sex changes in order to change their gender identity. Today, we will hear from Jeffrey McCall, who was born as a man, but lived as a transgender named Scarlet, dressing up as a woman and one day was going to do a sex change, until something stopped him.

In today's testimony, we are going to talk about how sometimes in life, unexpected catastrophes happen that threaten to change our future direction in a negative way. Soon, I will be welcoming Jake Freels on the show who had a quote unquote perfect Christian upbringing, until his life was shattered when a drunk driver rammed their family's car at 100 mph, forever altering his family's lives, and changing the course of history for his young life. 

In today's testimony we are going to talk about how young vulnerable girls can end up in prostitution. And today on our show you are going to hear from Jaime Johnson, who was molested at the age of 6 and grew up in a difficult youth, and then in adulthood lived as a prostitute.

In today's testimony we are going to talk about whether there is life after death for someone who claims to be an atheist. Well, atheists would say that there is no life after death, and whatever we experience here on earth, that is pretty much it. But is that true? What if there is life after death, even for someone who doesn't believe in it. Today on our show, we will have Ian McCormick, who lived his life on the wild side as an atheist, and then died from a box jellyfish sting, which is one of the deadliest animals in this earth due to their sting that usually kills. He is going to share how he had a rude awakening when he discovered that life after death is real, and that Jesus is the way, the truth, and the life. Let's hear what he has to say as he is literally calling us from the other side of the world.

In today's testimony we are going to talk about the reality of the life of a stripper, and how the job can affect both the customers, and the strippers themselves on their view of life. On our show, we will have Holly Sheldon - Gonzales, who was a former stripper, who will tell us the reality of how she used men with seduction but deep inside the job caused her to begin hating men.

In today's testimony we are going to talk how a master practitioner in Reiki, which is a Japanese energy healing methodology, converted to being a follower of Jesus.

In today's testimony we are going to talk about if there is any hope for people who grow up as Christians, but then later on, they forsake the faith of their youth, and then live a wild reckless life. Well, today, you will hear from Esther Jones, who lived in the fast lane as a woman, and stepped away from her faith values as a child, and got into partying, drugs, and wild living. 

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.

In today's testimony we are going to be talking about the dangers of being a perfectionist. What? I know, you may be thinking that being a perfectionist is a good thing, right? But actually, in life, perfectionism can weigh negatively on a person's mental and emotional health. Today on our show, we will have Eddie Anders, who was a very successful person in life, who worked with famous people like Dolly Parton, and he also owned a million dollar business, but it was never enough and he ended up in a depression where he was going to commit suicide.