Pancho Egolf's LIVE Testimony! - Lift Up Nations Podcast with Robb Leech!
Oct 4, 2026 · 32 min · 13 segments
Pancho Egolf's LIVE Testimony! - Lift Up Nations Podcast with Robb Leech!
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- Francis EgolfGuestRob LeachHost
Oct 4, 2026 · 32 min · 13 segments
Pancho Egolf's LIVE Testimony! - Lift Up Nations Podcast with Robb Leech!
But my biggest, biggest thing is when my, my life did turn around, when my life went from, you know, no longer having to chase all this, you know, no longer...
I think all that time that I was chasing something, I was trying to chase something to fill the inside of, of my heart.
Even when I got, you know, got off drugs and alcohol at 30 year, 38 years ago, I was still chasing women.
It's weird, until 15 years ago, and it's weird that it had to wait that long for it to finally manifest, you know, that God really wanted me to be, uh, a past- you know, not a pastor, but I'm a preacher.
I tell them a little about my, my story and, and how, you know, how lost I was and how, uh, my life would not turn around, you know, and how it, you know, kept falling and falling, you know, falling into...
I committed suicide, like, tried to commit suicide about four or five times, you know, every time over some woman that, you know, broke my heart.
But at 15 years is when, um, I got together with my wife that I ha- you know, that we're together now.
I mean, godly man, and I was praying for a godly woman, and somehow we got together.
And all the other times, you know, when I was in the programs, they would tell me, you know, that, about how to find God and try to, you know...
They used to tell me, you know, try a kn- doorknob as my God, to try a tree as my God, and none of that would make sense to me, you know? But I think what happened with those programs is they were, they were, they were kind of somehow washing my brain away from what, what it needed to be washed out.
But my biggest, biggest thing is when my, my life did turn around, when my life went from, you know, no longer having to chase all this, you know, no longer...
I think all that time that I was chasing something, I was trying to chase something to fill the inside of, of my heart.
Even when I got, you know, got off drugs and alcohol at 30 year, 38 years ago, I was still chasing women.
It's weird, until 15 years ago, and it's weird that it had to wait that long for it to finally manifest, you know, that God really wanted me to be, uh, a past- you know, not a pastor, but I'm a preacher.
I tell them a little about my, my story and, and how, you know, how lost I was and how, uh, my life would not turn around, you know, and how it, you know, kept falling and falling, you know, falling into...
I committed suicide, like, tried to commit suicide about four or five times, you know, every time over some woman that, you know, broke my heart.
But at 15 years is when, um, I got together with my wife that I ha- you know, that we're together now.
I mean, godly man, and I was praying for a godly woman, and somehow we got together.
And all the other times, you know, when I was in the programs, they would tell me, you know, that, about how to find God and try to, you know...
They used to tell me, you know, try a kn- doorknob as my God, to try a tree as my God, and none of that would make sense to me, you know? But I think what happened with those programs is they were, they were, they were kind of somehow washing my brain away from what, what it needed to be washed out.
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