The Real Life Radio Show with Evangelist Anh Le

Former psychic: He called up the dead. Harrison Jones Part 2 of 3 with Anh Le

In today's testimony we have been talking
about the power that psychics possess, and where that power comes from. Sometimes when you are driving around, you might notice a sign that says, psychic, and you might wonder, why do people pay money to go see
these people? Or, maybe you have experience with a psychic, and you felt like it was a powerful time that was good for your life. Are psychic powers real? Is there a dark spiritual force behind that power? In our last show we had Harrison Jones detail for us how he was raised in a Christian family, but when his parents divorced, his mother got into the new age teachings, and then started following psychics. He told us his first experience with a psychic that made him an instant believer, and he was hooked from the experience, falling in love with this idea that he was special and had special powers that could be awakened inside of himself by going through training classes with the psychic. Today he is going to talk about how deep he got into these practices, and what he experienced before becoming a Christian today who no longer practices these things. Harrison, welcome back to the show.

Former psychic: He called up the dead. Harrison Jones Part 1 of 3 with Anh Le

In today's testimony we will be talking
about the power that psychics possess, and where that power comes from. Sometimes when you are driving around, you might notice a sign that says, psychic, and you might wonder, why do people pay money to go see these people? Or, maybe you have experience with a psychic, and you felt like it was a powerful time that was good for your life. Are psychic powers real? Is there a dark spiritual force behind that power? Today, we will have Harrison Jones, who was raised in a Christian family, but then turned to psychics and learning their ways after his parents divorced. He became a full fledged believer in calling up the dead to talk to them, tarot cards, and psychic fortune telling. However, there was a realization that he had, and today, he is a Christian who has turned from all witchcraft, and is now helping people to turn from it everywhere. Harrison, welcome to the show.

Self-harm: Self hatred almost destroyed her life. Suzi Yelvington Part 3 of 3 with Anh Le

In today's testimony, we have been talking about self hatred, and how thoughts of self hatred and self loathing can become a problem for different types of people. We have recently been trying to discover more about the roots of self hatred by having Suzi Yelvington tell us about her past of dealing with this very issue. She told us in our last show that she committed adultery in her first marriage, and it only added to her already heightened feelings of self hatred. She felt guilty, condemned, and no matter what people pleasing she did, it didn't seem to work. So she shared with us how she got into another relationship and dived into cocaine use, and that temporarily helped her to counteract feelings of inadequacy and low self esteem by feeling confident and invincible on the drug. But it only led to bigger issues of hatred in her life, and she couldn't get out of this cycle. But then someone from her hairdressing school told her about Jesus, and asked if she was saved. She didn't understand, and her friend walked her through this mysterious prayer that changed her life where she had an encounter with Jesus and it was like all the weight of self hatred she felt growing up with just lifted off her shoulders. Today, she is going to talk about her continued life as a Christian and how it solved a lot of problems from her past.

Self-harm: Self hatred almost destroyed her life. Suzi Yelvington Part 2 of 3 with Anh Le

In today's testimony, we have been talking about self hatred, and how it can be cultivated in anyone's life. Self hatred can come from low self esteem, or even from being raised in an emotionally abusive home, where in our last show, we had Suzi Yelvington reveal how she grew up always being blamed for her birth, and was told many times that she was a mistake. She grew up with feelings of guilt and self hatred, and tried to take her life at the age of 16, imagining the moment when her mom would find her dead and realize her value. As she got older, she tried to silence the sounds of feelings of self hatred by being a really good person and people pleasing. She attracted a man who seemed wonderful at first, but then it turned bad when he started heavily mistreating her and introducing her to illegal marijuana use. In her first marriage, she endured verbal and emotional abuse, and went heavier into drug use. Today she is going to share how things got worse before they got better, and we are going to learn how she overcame the self hatred. 

Self-harm: Self hatred almost destroyed her life. Suzi Yelvington Part 1 of 3 with Anh Le

In today's testimony, we are going to talk about self hatred, and how it can be cultivated in anyone's life. Self hatred is usually present when there is low self esteem in a person, and lead to very destructive behaviors. It is a problem that psychologists and psychiatrists spend a lot of time trying to solve in their patients, but not only those seeking help need help. We can all go through times of self loathing, and it is good to understand where those feelings come from, and how to overcome those feelings. Today, we are going to learn more about that in Suzi Yelvington's testimony, who grew up with very low self esteem due to key incidents in her upbringing that spiraled out of control in her adulthood where she nearly took her own life. Let's learn more about this subject through her life. 

Sexually abused: Her father impregnated her. Ira Warren Part 3 of 3 with Anh Le

In today's testimony we have been talking about the reality of sexual abuse victims, and the struggles they go through. Listener discretion is advised, as the contents of this show is intended for a mature audience. Is there any hope for healing for those who have gone through sexual abuse? There is, and faith in Christ can truly play a
huge impactful role in that. In our last show, we had Ira Warren share us how life got really bad into adulthood, as she was impregnated by her own father when she was only 16, and she decided to keep the baby. But the abuse became public, and she was taken away by social services. As she got older, the trauma really played out even more when she ran into an event where she lost her kids temporarily, and then ended up on the streets being gang raped by 5 men. After that horrific event, the Dr. gave her a diagnosis of being HIV positive. This news broke her. Today she is going to share how faith in Christ brought the healing she always needed from all the pain in her life. 

Sexually abused: Her father impregnated her. Ira Warren Part 2 of 3 with Anh Le

In today's testimony, we have been talking about the reality of sexual abuse victims, and the struggles they go through. Listener discretion is advised, as the contents of this show is intended for a mature audience. Is there any hope for healing for those who have gone
through sexual abuse? There is, and faith in Christ can truly play a huge impactful role in that. In our last show, we had Ira Warren share with us how since she was such a young girl, she was being molested and sexually abused by her own father. She shared how her father would tell her that the sexual abuse was normal, and that it was a sign that he truly loved her. Now, she told us how her grandpa was a pastor, and was unaware of the abuse, but when he found out, he began to do a work to get her away form her abuser. But there was a moment, where she was impregnated by her own father, and what was secret was now a huge issue. Ira, welcome back to the show.

Sexually abused: Her father impregnated her. Ira Warren Part 1 of 3 with Anh Le

In today's testimony we are going to talk about the reality of sexual abuse victims, and the struggles they go through. Listener discretion is advised, as the contents of this show is intended for a mature audience. Is there any hope for healing for those who have gone through sexual abuse? There is, and faith in Christ can truly play a huge impactful role in that. If you don't believe that, today we will have Ira Warren on the show with us today, who was sexually abused throughout most of her childhood by her own father, that it led to such devastating consequences in her life as a young adult. She is going to tell us the truth about what she went through and how she found healing. 

Former partier: She partied until it became empty. Rebekah Cauchi Part 2 of 2 with Anh Le

In today's testimony we have been talking about whether or not you can be a true Christian while partying and doing drugs. Surprisingly, many young and even older people claim to be Christians, yet their lives don't match that of their faith profession. It is more common than you think, as it is estimated that 1.2 billion Christians are nominal non practicing Christians, but still identify as
being Christian. In our last show, we had Rebekah Cauchi share with us of her being raised in a Christian family, that had good values, but then when she was 13, her parents divorced, and that changed the trajectory of her life, and she rebelled and sought for acceptance in other people, and started partying and smoking marijuana. She told us of how she felt afterwards knowing she was doing these things yet claiming to be a Christian at the same time, and what it really was like for her. Today, she is going to share of what it was that happened when she couldn't live that way anymore. Rebekah, welcome to the show.

Former partier: She partied until it became empty. Rebekah Cauchi Part 1 of 2 with Anh Le

In today's testimony we will be talking about whether or not you can be a true Christian while partying and doing drugs. Surprisingly, many young and even older people claim to be Christians, yet their lives don't match that of their faith profession. It is more common than you think, as it is estimated that 1.2 billion Christians are nominal non practicing Christians, but still identify as being Christian. Today, we will have Rebekah Cauchi with us, and she is a young woman who is going to be sharing with us her journey through life as she was raised as a Christian, but she says she was never truly saved and she lived a crazy life of partying, alcohol, and drugs. Today, she is an on fire missionary evangelist, telling the World about Jesus and how wonderful it is to know Him. Let's listen to her story of what made the change for her. Rebekah, welcome to the show.