The Real Life Radio Show with Evangelist Anh Le

Former Atheist: Atheist becomes devout Christian. Howard Storm Part 1 of 3 with Anh Le

In today's testimony we are going to talk about whether or not an atheist could ever change their mind about whether there was a God or not. Most see atheists as sure on their own beliefs as zealots of a particular religion. But what would ever change the mind of an atheist when it comes to his or her faith? Today we will have someone who was a University Professor and an avid atheist, who had an experience where he says he died, and it was that very experience that made him reconsider the question if there was a God?

Abuse victim: Are you just born angry? Sally Ann Willson full show Anh Le

In today's testimony we are going to be talking about struggling with anger, rage, and where the source can come from. Could someone's anger issues come from their past? Or were they just born as an angry person? Where does anger originally come from? Well, in our show today, we will have Sally Ann Wilson who was abused as a young girl, and grew up with a lot of anger issues that expressed itself in her adult years as a woman. She says faith in Christ helped her to truly overcome rage and anger, and she says she has been set free. 

Former Agnostic: Agnostic or Christian? Xavier Del Rio Part 2 of 2 with Anh Le

I lived my life as an agnostic, not really sure if there was a God or who/what God really was. But something I encountered changed everything. 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. .In today's testimony we have been talking about whether it is better to be an agnostic with few rules, or to be dedicated to a religion like Christianity? So many
choose agnosticism because it is the belief in a God or Gods, but they
are unknown, or cannot be known. But can this God be known? In our last show, we had Xavier Del Rio talk about his life as an agnostic. He shared with us how he grew up in a very conservative family, but then became an agnostic and lived a life of believing in God, but not ever really knowing who God is. He ended up doing these schemes with people in order to rob people, acting like he was someone's friend, but really being in on the robbery giving inside information to his friends to help them rob people. He told us he was in love with the adrenaline in setting up these schemes in how to rob people. Until one day, anxiety started to creep into his life, and he got into marijuana use and other drugs. His life started spiraling downwards, until something happened.

Former Agnostic: Agnostic or Christian? Xavier Del Rio Part 1 of 2 with Anh Le

In today's testimony we will be talking about whether it is better to be an agnostic with few rules, or to be dedicated to a religion like Christianity? So many choose agnosticism because it is the belief in a God or Gods, but they are unknown, or cannot be known. But can this God be known? today, we are having Xavier Del Rio whom was an Agnostic, who is going to describe why he became one , and why he is no longer one today. 

Former addict: His past haunted him. Willie Cordova Part 2 of 2 with Anh Le

In today's testimony we have been talking about how we live our lives, that one day, we are going to be looking back, and all the bad things we have done will come up to our minds, our consciousness, and there will be a longing to resolve those past issues,
but because they are in the past, they are unsolvable. What do we do in that instance? What do we do when we realize, my gosh, my life has a trail of hurting others, and destroying others lives. What can we do with that? In our last show we had Willie Cordova who is a pastor today, but in his past, he grew up being raised in a Catholic School, but deep inside, he was longing for something more. He told us how a neighbor introduced him to marijuana at the age of 15, and at the time, he thought this was the more he was looking for in his life. Until eventually that led to other drugs such as cocaine and other drugs, but then the drug use became a job opportunity where he started selling the drugs to others. He told us that even when he tried to get set free from the addiction, and going to rehab, he ended up drug dealing even there because the drugs had too strong of a hold on him. He shared with us how someone led him through a prayer to invite Jesus in as Lord and Savior, but he didn't notice anything changing form that point, at least, not yet. Today he is going to continue to share with us the true consequences of that lifestyle that haunted his heart and mind. 

Former addict: His past haunted him. Willie Cordova Part 1 of 2 with Anh Le

In today's testimony we will be talking about how we live our lives, that one day, we are going to be looking back, and all the bad things we have done will come up to our minds, our consciousness, and there will be a longing to resolve those past issues, but because they are in the past, they are unsolvable. What do we do in that instance? What do we do when we realize, my gosh, my life has a trail of hurting others, and destroying others lives. What can we do with that? Today we will have Willie Cordova, who today is a pastor, but in his past, he got addicted to drugs, and helped others to get addicted to them as well, and lived a life of doing whatever felt good to him. He is an older gentleman today, and will tell us the truth of what happens when the party life is over, and what is left behind, is guilt and remorse.

Sexually Abused: She couldn't hide from her father. Alicia Nicolas Part 2 of 2 with Anh Le

Listener discretion is advised, as we will be talking about things that are intended for a mature audience only. In today's testimony we have been talking about the devastation molestation can cause to a child, and how it may be more present in our society than someone might think. Do you think it is some rarity that happens? According to National Center for Victims of Crime, 1 in 5 girls are victims of sexual abuse. What happens in the day and a life of one who is going through such an
atrocity? In our last show, Alicia Nicolas told us of a harrowing story of how she was molested by her father constantly, and it started when she was the age of 8 years of age. She described how it left her confused, and trying to avoid her father, and always trying to wear multiple layers of clothes in order to try to prevent the molestation. But the attempts never failed, as he was cold with her, and then just come around her when she was alone, corner her and molest and at times would rape her. She hated her life, and often wanted to commit suicide, and truly believed that there was no God. this trauma affected her life so much that she tried to mask her pain in adulthood with drugs, and relationships with men, but the pain from the past ruined her adult sex life. Today, she is going to share with us how things got fixed in her life, but it was through truly accepting Christ as her Savior. 

Sexually Abused: She couldn't hide from her father. Alicia Nicolas Part 1 of 2 with Anh Le

Listener discretion is advised, as we will be talking about things that are intended for a mature audience only. In today's testimony we are going to talk about the devastation molestation can cause to a child, and how it may be more present in our society than someone might think. Do you think it is some rarity that happens? According to National Center for Victims of Crime, 1 in 5 girls are victims of sexual abuse. What happens in the day and a life of one who is going through such an atrocity? that is exactly what we are going to talk about. With us, we will have Alicia Nicolas, who was abused by her own father all throughout her childhood, and it got very severe. She is going to tell us all that happened, and how she overcame the trauma that was incurred from her life. 

Former addict: Drugs were his friend and enemy. Joshua Zatkoff Part 3 of 3 with Anh Le

In today's testimony  we have been talking about how drug addiction has a romanticism about it, where people literally fall in love with the substance, almost like it is a
person, or a being, and that God can literally deliver someone from this
unhealthy love affair with the substance. And in our last show,
Joshua Zatkoff described how he had a lot of depression growing up as a
young child, and was even molested as a young man. There was a lot of
pent up pain and lack of zeal in his life, until he discovered
marijuana, mushrooms, painkillers, and then ended up having that love affair with heroine. He described the highs of heroine in detail, but then also contrasted that with the withdrawal symptoms, which were unbearable to hear of the pain one would go through. Today, he is going to share how this landed him in jail, and there he says he encountered a real God who set him free from drug addiction. 

Former addict: Drugs were his friend and enemy. Joshua Zatkoff Part 2 of 3 with Anh Le

In today's testimony we have been talking about how drug addiction has a romanticism about it, where people literally fall in love with the substance, almost like it is a person, or a being, and that God can literally deliver someone from this unhealthy love affair with the substance. And in our last show, Joshua Zatkoff described how he had a lot of depression growing up as a young child, and was even molested as a young man. There was a lot of pent up pain and lack of zeal in his life, until he discovered marijuana, like he met the love of his life. He described the relationship with drugs was often romanticized about, and that it was very much about the process of getting high that he learned to love. He couldn't live life without the marijuana, until it led him to other drugs, where he eventually got hooked on mushrooms. He described his experiences with mushrooms as a very spiritual one, where he would have these thoughts that he would ponder for hours, like he was learning secrets that he would think upon for hours, while he was on mushrooms. He learned to fall in love with mushrooms, until he told us that the thoughts and the spiritual lessons became redundant, and kind of boring. Today he is going to talk about other substances that he learned to love and become dependent upon.