The Real Life Radio Show with Evangelist Anh Le

Former Addict: Jesus set him free from Cocaine addiction. Alex Rivera Part 2 of 2 with Anh Le

In today's testimony we have been talking about whether or not Jesus can help someone stop a heavy addiction to cocaine and other drugs. 75% of drug users can overcome drug addiction with the proper treatment and care, but can faith in God change anything for someone.
Apparently, 73% of rehab programs have a spiritual element that help people to overcome drug addiction. In our last show, we had Alex Rivera join us, and he was telling us about how he grew up with an addictive personality, and his addictions started from pornography, and then grew to weed, and other drugs. Despite him almost dying, and despite even friends overdosing around him, he couldn't stop and was caught in an everlasting cycle of addiction. He just wanted to die because of all the pain and brokenness he felt inside. Today he is going to share with us how what he says, that faith in Christ changed him forever. Alex, welcome back to the show.

Former Addict: Jesus set him free from Cocaine addiction. Alex Rivera Part 1 of 2 with Anh Le

In today's testimony we are going to talk about whether or not Jesus can help someone stop a heavy addiction to cocaine and other drugs. 75% of drug users can overcome drug addiction with the proper treatment and care, but can faith in God change anything for someone. Apparently, 73% of rehab programs have a spiritual element that help people to overcome drug addiction. Today, we will have Alex Rivera, who was heavily addicted to various drugs of choice. He says that Jesus has the power to set people free from addictions, and he was one of those who have been set free. Let's hear what he has to say and reveal about drug addiction, and how he overcame that. Alex, welcome to the show.

Former Witch: She wanted control, it almost destroyed her. Marianne Velez Part 3 of 3 with Anh Le

In today's testimony We have been talking about why people get involved with psychics, and look for supernatural power through the form of witchcraft. Witchcraft is on the rise all around the world, and it is becoming popular in western culture. But what is it exactly?
Witchcraft historically has always meant the use of magic or supernatural powers to inflict harm or misfortune on others. It isn't advertised that way, but this has always been its definition. And people are loving it. However, are there adverse effects to getting involved in witchcraft? In our last show, we had Marianne Velez share with us
her experience in getting involved with witchcraft. She shared how though she was seeking witchcraft for overall protection and receiving blessings in her life, she found herself getting hooked on cocaine and really bad things happening to her, for example she got raped by 2 men. She was left so traumatized, that she nearly wanted to commit suicide. She ended up in a psych ward, and she didn't know what else to do. She had hit rock bottom, and she didn't know what to do. Today she is going to share with us what she found, and surprisingly, Jesus was the answer for her life. Marianne, welcome back to the show.

Former Witch: She wanted control, it almost destroyed her. Marianne Velez Part 2 of 3 with Anh Le

In today's testimony We have been talking about why people get involved with psychics, and look for supernatural power through the form of witchcraft. Witchcraft is on the rise all around the world, and it is
becoming popular in western culture. But what is it exactly? Witchcraft historically has always meant the use of magic or supernatural powers to inflict harm or misfortune on others. It isn't advertised that way, but this has always been its definition. And people are loving it. However, are there adverse effects to getting involved in witchcraft? In our last show, we had Marianne Velez share with us her experience in getting involved with witchcraft. She said she was introduced into using psychics and mediums at a young age, and she always felt like she was missing something so she was using witchcraft to discover who she really was, and to feel whole. But she didn't experience that, instead, this lifestyle opened up the door for some harmful experiences she will share with us today. Marianne, welcome back to the show.

Former Witch: She wanted control, it almost destroyed her. Marianne Velez Part 1 of 3 with Anh Le

Today we are going to talk about why people get involved with psychics, and look for supernatural power through the form of witchcraft. Witchcraft is on the rise all around the world, and it is becoming popular in western culture. But what is it exactly? Witchcraft historically has always meant the use of magic or supernatural powers to inflict harm or misfortune on others. It isn't advertised that way, but this has always been its definition. And people are loving it. However, are there adverse effects to getting involved in witchcraft? Today we will have Marianne Velez, who got heavily into pyschics, witchcraft, and many spiritual practices, and she says that there was a lot of harm introduced into her life through practicing these things. She later on found refuge in Jesus Christ, and today condemns witchcraft. Marianne, welcome to the show.

Former Muslim: Jihadist comes to Jesus. Tomas Samuel Part 4 of 4 with Anh Le

In today's testimony we have been talking 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. In our last show, we had Tomas Samuel share with us his passion to commit Jihad, and he planned to go to war, but the operation got stopped. He was do depressed as a young man, because this was the hour the young man was living for. He shared how he later became a teacher in the radical Islamic faith, and even started speaking on TV regarding teaching Jihad and the cause of the radical Muslim faith. He taught others to commit Jihad, and to live their lives to die as a martyr committing Jihad, that it was the greatest honor for any Muslim. He told us that over time, he had a dilemma, he was trying to deconvert Christians to become Muslim, but over time he slowly became more like an atheist than a Muslim. He started losing his faith, all while still being one of the top teachers and TV hosts talking about Jihad and the glories of it. But he started living a secret life of partying, girls, drugs, and really living a secret life. Today, he is going to talk about how he came to know Jesus Christ as His Savior, and he was forced to flee as a Christian away from his homeland. Tomas, welcome back to the show.

Former Muslim: Jihadist comes to Jesus. Tomas Samuel Part 3 of 4 with Anh Le

In today's testimony we have been talking 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. In our last show, we had Tomas Samuel share with us his passion to commit Jihad, and he planned to go to war, but the operation got stopped. He was do depressed as a young man, because this was the hour the young man was living for. He shared how he later became a teacher in the radical Islamic faith, and even started speaking on TV regarding teaching Jihad and the cause of the radical Muslim faith. He taught others to commit Jihad, and to live their lives to die as a martyr committing Jihad, that it was the greatest honor for any Muslim. He told us that over time, he had a dilemma, he was trying to deconvert Christians to become Muslim, but over time he slowly became more like an atheist than a Muslim. He started losing his faith, all while still being one of the top teachers and TV hosts talking about Jihad and the glories of it. But he started living a secret life of partying, girls, drugs, and really living a secret life. Today, he is going to talk about how he came to know Jesus Christ as His Savior, and he was forced to flee as a Christian away from his homeland. Tomas, welcome back to the show.

Former Muslim: Jihadist comes to Jesus. Tomas Samuel Part 2 of 4 with Anh Le

In today's testimony we have been talking 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. In our last show, we had Tomas Samuel explain to us how he was raised as a Salafi Muslim in Egypt, and was taught that radicalism and Jihad was the purpose of his life, he was willing to go to war and fight with the Jews and Christians. He shared with us the abusive tactics the teachers would use to reinforce the learning of the Quran, and he talked about how he lived in an environment where there was no other option than to believe and follow this proposed God, Allah. Today he is going to share with us how he became a top leader and teacher of radical Islam, but deep inside, he still felt empty and like something was missing. He later realized, that part that was missing was Jesus Christ as his Lord and Savior.

Former Muslim: Jihadist comes to Jesus. Tomas Samuel Part 1 of 4 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. Tomas, welcome to the show.

Former partier: He will never go back to that life. Nicholas Bowling Part 2 of 2 with Anh Le

In today's testimony we have been talking about the party lifestyle in college, fraternities, what it is like for a young man to live it up, have quote unquote, innocent fun, and we are asking the question, is the party lifestyle that fulfilling? Many older men are always raving about their old party days, and are dreaming of the past. Young highschoolers can't wait to get into college and live it up, girls, alcohol, drugs, sounds like so amazing right? Well, in our last show we had Nicholas Bowling share with us, how he grew up Christian, but really didn't have a connection with God, he was watching pornography secretly, and as he got older, he expressed his desires on multiple women, usually meeting them at parties and the like. He stopped going to church, and instead lived the party lifestyle and became very popular in school. When he went to college, he joined a fraternity, and he revealed the crazy situations he had in that frat. However, he shared with us that all this partying and different relationship left him with a lot of emotional wounds, where he was changing for the worse. Today he is going to share more. Nicholas, welcome back to the show.