The Real Life Radio Show with Evangelist Anh Le

Rape victim: I became numb for years. Kyndra Valceschini, Episode 1 of 3. with Anh Le

In today's testimony we are going to talk about the reality of girls being raped, and how damaging of a role it can play in a teenage girl's life. Most rape victims don't say anything and do something BECAUSE OF SOMETHIMG CALLED self-blame, where they blame themselves for the rape occurrence. This behavior often tends to slow down the process of healing, and today in our show, we will have Kyndra Valceschini, who will tell us of how rape shaped her entire relationship lifestyle from 15 until adulthood

Mental health: I felt worthless and needed help. Kari Stevens Perkins, Episode 2 of 2. with Anh Le

In today's testimony we have been talking about how faith can help someone out of feeling worthless, and having no value. We all have the need to feel like we have value and worth, and that we are special in our own unique way. But sometimes it is hard to realize your value, and that problem can be worse if you grow up in an abusive situation where you are constantly told you have no value. In our last show, we had Kari Stephens Perkins share with us how she grew up in an abusive household, where her father would verbally assault her mother, and then her as well as she would try to stick up for her mom. She was often told that she would never amount to anything, and that she was fat and ugly. It made life so difficult, and when she was 14, she got into drugs and alcohol and started living wildly. She shared with us how she had 4 abortions due to some very toxic relationships she ended up in and the guy would always give her money and tell her to go get an abortion. Today she is going to share how an encounter with God brought such a drastic wonderful change into her life.

Mental health: I felt worthless and needed help. Kari Stevens Perkins, Episode 1 of 2. with Anh Le

In today's testimony we have been talking about how faith can help someone out of feeling worthless, and having no value. We all have the need to feel like we have value and worth, and that we are special in our own unique way. But sometimes it is hard to realize your value, and that problem can be worse if you grow up in an abusive situation where you are constantly told you have no value. In our last show, we had Kari Stephens Perkins share with us how she grew up in an abusive household, where her father would verbally assault her mother, and then her as well as she would try to stick up for her mom. She was often told that she would never amount to anything, and that she was fat and ugly. It made life so difficult, and when she was 14, she got into drugs and alcohol and started living wildly. She shared with us how she had 4 abortions due to some very toxic relationships she ended up in and the guy would always give her money and tell her to go get an abortion. Today she is going to share how an encounter with God brought such a drastic wonderful change into her life.

Former gang member: Fatherless, until God. Steven Pizarro full show with Anh Le

In today's testimony we have been talking about how dangerous it can be to have the wrong role models in your life. Who is your role model? Who do you look up to? Are they truly helping your life? In our last show we had Steven Pizarro share with us how he grew up in a fatherless home, where he was looking for role models, and found these older gang members as his role models as he grew up as a young man. He shared with us how he was led into drug use, fights, and a life of violence. Yet he felt invincible since he was part of a gang. Until there was a sudden turn of events, where in self defense, he ended up shooting a man, and killing him. Today he is going to talk about how he processed that, and how his life changed when he had started understanding that God wanted to be a Father to him.

Sexually abused: She turned to drugs until Jesus. Starla Ayala, Episode 2 of 2. with Anh Le

In today's testimony,  we are going to talk about how people cope with past issues using drugs in order to cope with the inner pain, and we are going to discover if there are any spiritual answers to those types of addictions. And today, we have Starla Ayala, who grew up with in a family that was broken in divorce, and she was sexually abused by another teenager when she was only in 3rd grade, and when it came out, she was blamed for talking about it and she was told she was simply a liar. She didn't know how to cope with that pain and betrayal, so she turned to different types of drugs throughout her life.

Sexually abused: She turned to drugs until Jesus. Starla Ayala, Episode 1 of 2. with Anh Le

In today's testimony, we are going to talk about how people cope with past issues using drugs in order to cope with the inner pain, and we are going to discover if there are any spiritual answers to those types of addictions. And today, we have Starla Ayala, who grew up with in a family that was broken in divorce, and she was sexually abused by another teenager when she was only in 3rd grade, and when it came out, she was blamed for talking about it and she was told she was simply a liar. She didn't know how to cope with that pain and betrayal, so she turned to different types of drugs throughout her life.

Former prostitute: Call girl to called by Jesus. Annie Lobert, Episode 2 of 2. with Anh Le

In today's testimony we have been talking about the life of a call girl, or prostitute who choose that lifestyle when they are introduced to that. Now, listener discretion is advised as some of the contents are intended for mature audiences only. Some women choose this lifestyle of stripping or being a call girl because of the lure of money behind it. Not all, but there are some. In our last show, we heard from Annie Lobert (Lobear) who shared how she grew up in an abusive household, and on top of that was sexually molested for 2 years when she was 8 years old by a neighbor. She talked about how she was really looking for love but was hurt by many guys, and started having a hardened heart towards men and started trying to use them. Later on in life, she went to a ladies night at a club with her friend, and they met these 2 rich and seemingly successful guys. They got into relationship with these guys, and low and behold, they turned out being pimps. She started learning through them how to be a call girl, and at first, she was keeping all the money, and she decided this is what she wanted to do in her life because of how much money she was making, but then it got bad when one night the guy beat her down and took all of her money and usurped himself as being her pimp. She described the verbal/emotional/and psychological abuse that was being used to keep her doing what she was doing, and today she is going to continue to tell us her story.

Former prostitute: Call girl to called by Jesus. Annie Lobert, Episode 1 of 2. with Anh Le

In today's testimony we have been talking about the life of a call girl, or prostitute who choose that lifestyle when they are introduced to that. Now, listener discretion is advised as some of the contents are intended for mature audiences only. Some women choose this lifestyle of stripping or being a call girl because of the lure of money behind it. Not all, but there are some. Annie grew up in an abusive household, and on top of that was sexually molested for 2 years when she was 8 years old by a neighbor. She talked about how she was really looking for love but was hurt by many guys, and started having a hardened heart towards men and started trying to use them. Later on in life, she went to a ladies night at a club with her friend, and they met these 2 rich and seemingly successful guys. They got into relationship with these guys, and low and behold, they turned out being pimps. She started learning through them how to be a call girl, and at first, she was keeping all the money, and she decided this is what she wanted to do in her life because of how much money she was making, but then it got bad when one night the guy beat her down and took all of her money and usurped himself as being her pimp. She described the verbal/emotional/and psychological abuse that was being used to keep her doing what she was doing, and today she is going to continue to tell us her story.

Former sex addict: An absent father fueled my anger. Jose Rodriguez, Episode 2 of 2. with Anh Le

In today's testimony we have been talking about how an absent Father can leave a child more prone to difficult issues in his or her life. And in our last show, we had Jose Rodriguez with us, and he shared with us how utterly angry he felt towards his absentee father, and he often expressed that anger getting involved with fights and expressing dominance wherever he was. He told us how he got into using drugs in his life as a way of dealing with inner feeling of anxiety in his life, and he told us about living a very sexual promiscuous life of literally having sex with a new girl every night he went out to the clubs. He told us that he never could or would be attached to those girls, and he would just keep moving on with life, only to find himself where the drugs and promiscuous lifestyle caused his wife to leave him and separate for a time. Today he is going to share of a miracle that happened in his life when he turned to God.

Former sex addict: An absent father fueled my anger. Jose Rodriguez, Episode 1 of 2. with Anh Le

In today's testimony we are going to be talking about how an absent Father can leave a child more prone to difficult issues in his or her life. And today, we will have Jose Rodriguez with us, and he is going to share about how his dad left his family when he was only 1 years old, and therefore struggled with huge anger issues against his father, and his life was more prone to behavioral issues and difficulties that led to a cycle of being just like his father. Just a warning, this show is for mature audiences only, and will involve a lot of adult matters, so listener discretion is advised.