The Real Life Radio Show with Evangelist Anh Le

Former Atheist: It takes more faith to be an Atheist? Ronald Dabdoub Part 2 of 2 with Anh Le

In today's testimony we have been talking about the idea of atheists becoming Christians, and posing the question, does it ever really happen? The short answer is, yes, and did you know that conversions are beginning to increase
over those who are forsaking their faith? In our last show, Ronald Dabdoub (Dabdoo) was describing how he forsook his childhood faith due to a misunderstanding about a legal lawsuit that occurred with the church he was raised in, and he was so hurt and angry about it, he decided to see that God wasn't real. He viewed religion as just a means of people trying to control other people, and he lived in such a way that kept any belief of God out of his life. But then as he got older, he got addicted to prescription opiods, and this addiction started to destroy his life, and he needed help. He went on a 30 day journey to see if God was real, and to see which God in the world was real. After 30 days, a close friend of him told him how to get to heaven and how to get to God, and he prayed that prayer to receive Christ. Today we are going to find out what that little prayer did to his life. Ronald, welcome back to the show.

Former Atheist: It takes more faith to be an Atheist? Ronald Dabdoub Part 1 of 2 with Anh Le

In today's testimony we are going to talk about the idea of atheists becoming Christians, and does it ever really happen. The short answer is, yes, and did you know that conversions are beginning to increase over those who are forsaking their faith? We are going to hear from Ronald Dabdoub (dabdoo) how he forsook his childhood faith and became an atheist when he was a young child, but then as the problems of life gripped him, he began to wonder if there was a God or not, and if so, would this God help him? Let's find out what this former atheist discovered in his life journey. Ronald, welcome to the show.

Former addict: Drugs entrapped him. Luke Thompson Part 3 of 3 with Anh Le

In today's testimony, we have been talking
about the epidemic of the addiction to prescription level opioids, and what it is doing in our society, and what it does to an individual life. Now, you wouldn't think a pain killer would be anything dangerous, but painkillers now are being used in an illegal way in society because
of the power of this drug to activate the reward or pleasure centers of the brain. This drug is a serious problem because as someone becomes
addicted to the high these pain killers provide, it can lead to addiction despite the consequences of the behaviors used in order to get that next high. The reason why it is so dangerous is because of the unusual overdose numbers that happen with opioid addiction. In our last show
Luke Thomson how the addiction to pain killers really worked in his life, and how many people were hurt through the process, even he hurt himself literally. The drug gripped all of his emotions and motivations. Today, he is going to share how he got set free from this mindless craze for drugs, and how his mind got set free. Luke, welcome back to the show.

Former addict: Drugs entrapped him. Luke Thompson Part 2 of 3 with Anh Le

In today's testimony we have been talking
about the epidemic of the addiction to prescription level opioids, and what it is doing in our society, and what it does to an individual life. Now, you wouldn't think a pain killer would be anything dangerous, but painkillers now are being used in an illegal way in society because
of the power of this drug to activate the reward or pleasure centers of
the brain. This drug is a serious problem because as someone becomes addicted to the high these pain killers provide, it can lead to addiction despite the consequences of the behaviors used in order to get that next high. The reason why it is so dangerous is because of the
unusual overdose numbers that happen with opioid addiction. In our last show Luke Thomson described his addiction to marijuana, and then it eventually led to Prescription pain killers, that he would crush up and snort like cocaine, and he would find himself living for that drug and high. Today he is going to share more about the difficulties he experienced being hooked on the pain killers. Luke, welcome back to the show.

Former addict: Drugs entrapped him. Luke Thompson Part 1 of 3 with Anh Le

Hi This is Evangelist Anh Le, welcome to the
Real Life Radio Show, and we are going to talk to Real People, who had
real problems, but found answers in a Real God. Today, we will be talking about the epidemic of the addiction to prescription level opioids, and what it is doing in our society, and what it does to an individual life. Now, you wouldn't think a pain killer would be anything dangerous, but painkillers now are being used in an illegal way in society because of the power of this drug to activate the reward or pleasure centers of the brain. This drug is a serious problem because as someone becomes addicted to the high these pain killers provide, it can lead to addiction despite the consequences of the behaviors used in order to get that next high. The reason why it is so dangerous is because of the unusual overdose numbers that happen with opioid addiction. Today, we will have Luke Thompson, who started smoking marijuana, but then eventually got hooked onto prescription drugs, that he would do anything and everything to get his hands on the next high. But instead, today he is a Christian who says that Jesus set him free from his crave and need for these opioids. Luke, welcome to the show.

Former Satanist: She sold her soul. Anastasia Dvoinikova Part 2 of 2 with Anh Le

In today's testimony we have been talking about the age old tale of making a deal with the devil. I know, it sounds like something from a cartoon right? But people around the world are doing this practice, and often seeking some type of favor from the devil or demons, and therefore are trying to summon spirits to make these deals. In our last show, we had Anastasia Dvoinikova share with us about her upbringing with her parents in Russia, and it being pretty tumultuous, and she was often beaten up and bullied at school. She had scars on her face growing up, and the kids were brutally cruel towards her, often heavily verbally abusing her and bullying her. Then as she got older, she discovered gaining power spiritually through doing light witchcraft. She then told us how she learned online how to sell her soul to the devil, and she wrote out the contract in Latin and signed it. After she made this deal, her life was filled with hatred, darkness, and always feeling like something evil was around her when she was alone. Today she is going to share how Jesus came and was literally the light of the world to her. Anastasia, welcome back to the show.

Former Satanist: She sold her soul. Anastasia Dvoinikova Part 1 of 2 with Anh Le

In today's testimony we are going to talk about the age old tale of making a deal with the devil. Have you ever heard of the idea of someone selling their soul to the devil, in order to get some type of special favor? Apparently this is an ancient practice, in where many people since the beginning of time, have invoked the devil or demons to give them special favors in exchange for their souls. This is a very interesting topic, and today, we will have Anastasia Dvoinikova with us, who is a young girl who learned how to sell her soul to the devil as a young child. She is going to share her experience of that with us, and how she today believes that Jesus is her Savior and has saved her from that very contract she signed with the devil. Anastasia, welcome to the show.

Former porn addict: Lukewarm to on fire. David Ursin full show with Anh Le

In today's testimony we are going to talk about the difficulty of following a religion, vs. having an intimate connection with a Real God. There are currently over 2 billion Christians worldwide, but do all of them have a true intimate connection with Jesus Christ? Jesus warned us that not all people know Him truly, and many honor Him by mouth only, but how do you know the difference? Today we will have David Ursin, who will describe how his life was being a pastor's son, yet at the same time, outwardly following a religion, but then as he got older, he discovered that Jesus is the Savior, and there is only One True God. David, welcome to the show.

Former addict: Drugged, raped, humiliated. Catherine Whisenand Part 4 of 4 with Anh Le

In today's testimony we have been talking about the reality of the path that drug use leads a person to, and its not a good path. In our last few shows, we have been talking about how Catherine Whisenand had her life dragged through the mud, being put in vulnerable places where she was raped against her will, and even then she kept seeking the drugs to heal her trauma. But then Catherine shared with us how came to know Christ, but at first still couldn't stop the drug use and immoral lifestyle, until a moment where she truly surrendered her life to Christ, and started devouring scripture as if it was a drug, and she started experiencing breakthrough. today we are going to talk more about how she was truly set free form the Power of Christ. Catherine, welcome back to the show.

Former addict: Drugged, raped, humiliated. Catherine Whisenand Part 3 of 4 with Anh Le

In today's testimony we have been talking about the reality of the path that drug use leads a person to, and its not a good path. Its a path plagued with dangers, vulnerabilities, and exploitations, and as we are revealing Catherine Whisenand's testimony, the idea really gets across. Drugs will take you to a places you never thought you would ever be. In our last show, Catherine described a moment where she was blackmailed into giving sex to a group of men that basically turned into a gang rape. Nothing was discussed, they just said they have a way to absolve her debt, and then they gang raped her in an empty apartment building. But even after such a traumatic event, she was still slave to these older men for drugs. So she just had to stuff down the trauma, and act like it never happened so she could get her fix of drugs. Today, she is going to describe how it got worse as she walked into methamphetamine use. Catherine, welcome back to the show.