In this episode, I go back to the book of 1 Kings 17, to talk about the faith of Elijah. Elijah declared a three year drought in Israel, as a punishment for the blatant idolatry that was practiced by the people. In the final duel between the prophets of Baal and Elijah, God is glorified by fire coming down to burn up the sacrifice that was presented by Elijah. Elijah then prays for rain and rain falls. But in chapter 18, when Jezebel threatened the life of Elijah, he chose to run away into the wilderness instead of praying to God and waiting for His word. God asks Elijah one important question that He asks each of us, "What are you doing here?" Look around you, where you are living, the things you re doing and ask yourself, "What am I doing here?" If you loved this episode, don't forget to share with friends and family. Follow me on Spotify and rate this podcast 5 stars on Apple Podcasts. Be blessed.

Have you ever wondered where sin came from? How did it happen that Lucifer started feeling pride, where pride never existed before? How did he come to convince a third of a billion billion angels to follow him in his rebellion. In this episode, we read from the pen of inspiration about the origin of sin in heaven and the judgement of God on Satan and his host. In the next two episodes, we will look at sin, it's definition and why Christ had to die and no other sacrifice was enough. Join me in this episode and the others this year and may you be blessed. Tell your friends about the Adventist Voice Podcast. If you have any query or comment, reach out to me on [email protected]. Sharing is caring.

I have sometimes struggled to understand how God operates. But is it really possible to fully understand God? No it is not. In Isaiah 55:8-11, He says his ways are higher than our ways and his thoughts higher than our thoughts. We can't understand why God allowed Lucifer to live on. We don't understand why God would let children be killed and not intervene, we don't even understand when God says in His commandments not to do certain things. Instead of trying to understand first before we obey or acknowledge his works, we should instead have faith in his supreme authority. It's called unwavering faith. Be blessed.

In this episode, I talk about the Parable of the Sower and what it means in the present context in which we're living. The world is passing away and the corruption is so much. Idolatry is the order of the day and the worship of self, and materials is all around us. Are we safe? Have we separated from the world? Are we unplugged from the world? Welcome to the episode and may you not stop sharing and following me on Spotify and Apple podcasts.

In this episode, I study the story of Nehemiah in the book of Nehemiah 4. Nehemiah returned to Jerusalem with the third wave of returnees, decades after the temple was built. The walls had not been rebuilt, and the gates lay in ruins. God stirred up the heart of Nehemiah to lead the work of rebuilding the walls, and something that had taken years to do, only took 52 days. We need to fortify ourselves from the enemy's attacks and for this, we need to rebuild our walls and mend the parts which are broken. Assess your spiritual walls to see if they are broken down, or whether they are nonexistent and needs to be rebuilt from scratch. Thank you for being a member of this little church and may God bless you. Follow us on Spotify and Google Podcasts and do not forget to rate 5 stars on Apple Podcasts.

Let's look at Nebuchadnezzar's first dream in more detail. Why was this dream so important to the king that he could not wait for it's interpretation? God wanted to do two things, he wanted to show Nebuchadnezzar who was the true God and true King of the universe, and second, He wanted to pass a message to humanity about the things to come. Follow me as we delve into Daniel Chapter 2 and get to know what the statue meant. If you love my episodes, then don't forget to share with your friends and family. Listen to them at work, at home and at school whenever you find quiet time alone. If you wish to reach out with a question or a comment, don't hesitate to email me at [email protected]. Be blessed.

In this episode, I talk about Dianiel in exile in Babylonia. Daniel showed such steadfastness and faith in God that was unparalleled at the time. He was of noble blood and Judah was taken into captivity because of their iniquity. But Daniel, even in a foreign land, refused to conform. And from his story, we can learn that we also, do not have to conform to the patterns of this world. If you have enjoyed this episode, do not forget to share widely and follow me on Spotify and Google Podcasts. If you would like to reach me with a question, my email is [email protected]. Be blessed.

King Asa started so well. He trusted in the deliverance of God. He pulled down the altars for idol worship. He rallied the people of Judah to trust in the Lord and during his time, Judah enjoyed peace for a period of 35 years. Until materialism got the better of Asa and he shifted his trust to material possessions, earthly kings and physicians. Asa died a man who did not acknowledge God. We who are living in these last days could fall on the same trap unless we watch how we walk. If you loved this episode, then do not forget to follow me on Spotify and Google Podcasts. Rate five stars on Apple Podcasts and do not forget to share with a friend.

In this sequel of the first episode, we talk about the dangers of being unequally yoked with unbelievers, from Jehoshaphat the son of Asa. Jehoshaphat almost got killed in a battle he had no business being in, with a friend called Ahab whom he had no business being in alliances with. Had it not been for God, he would have died a shameful death. Similarly, we risk dying spiritually or even physically through worldly associations which are killing us softly and killing our zeal for godly things. Let's be careful. If you love this episode, then listen to the others too. Do not forget to follow on Spotify and rate five stars on Apple Podcasts. See you in the next one.

When Balak thr king of the Moabites perceived the threat of the hoarde of the Israelites advancing into the land of Canaan from Egypt, he was shaken and sought the services of Balaam. Balaam was a prophet of God who was given to covetousness and greed and the spirit of God had left him. We have many Balaams today who pretend to be in communion with God and yet who are after worldly gain. Join me in this episode as we discuss the story of Balaam and some of the lessons we can derive from it. If you loved this episode and all the episodes prior, share it with your friends and family for free. Follow me on Spotify and Google Podcasts. Rate five stars on Apple Podcasts and that's how people are recommend to this podcast. Be blessed.