8 Hours in Hell

A Shocking Firsthand Experience of What Really Awaits in the Afterlife

De: Steve Kang

Narrado por: Jesse Fister

Face the terrifying truth of hell—and the rescue that changes everything

Is hell real? Can there truly be a place of unending torment waiting in the afterlife? Society dismisses it as outdated, but the truth is far more terrifying—and life-altering—than we dare imagine.

Steve Kang knows. He’s been there.

Raised in a devout Buddhist family, Steve was no stranger to ritual and prayer. But despite his lifelong search for truth, darkness followed him, pulling him into a spiral of addiction and despair. Then, after a near-fatal accident, Steve was plunged into the depths of hell itself—a place of unbearable torment, suffocating darkness, and merciless demonic forces. Trapped and hopeless, he experienced the destiny awaiting those who reject salvation firsthand.

Amid hell’s horror, a miracle happened.

Jesus Christ—the only One with power to save—reached into the darkness and pulled Steve out, delivering him from death and setting him on a new path to freedom and purpose. Now a pastor and evangelist, Steve carries an urgent message: hell is real, eternity is coming, and ignoring this truth can cost everything.

In this explosive, life-changing testimony, discover how to:

• Confront the shocking reality of hell and understand what’s at stake for every soul.
• Experience the unstoppable rescue of Jesus, who shatters every chain of darkness.
• Find freedom and hope beyond the grave by embracing the Savior who overcame it.
• Ignite a passion for reaching the lost with the life-or-death urgency of eternity.

Stop living as though this life is all there is. The battle for souls is raging right now. Heaven and hell are real, and the choice is yours. Will you heed the call?

©2025 Steve Kang (P)2025 Destiny Image Publishers

Great testimony; author should read

I’ve heard the author’s testimonies in podcasts, and the joy of the Lord can be felt even through his words. I wish so much that he had narrated this. It lost emotion in the retelling.
While the narrator was ok, this testimony needs to come from the author to “feel” it.