**How long will you waver between two opinions?** In today’s insightful broadcast, Joseph Z shows how Elijah confronted the immoral culture of his time, illustrating the power of divine revelation and reformation against chaos.

Joseph references 1 Kings 18:19 to illustrate the remarkable way Elijah confronted the evil culture of his time. He explains that it is crucial to remember that a man or woman with a revelation is not subject to the chaos of a misguided culture, especially those called to bring light to a dark world. In 1 Kings 18:21-38, Elijah demonstrates that he is the majority when he calls down fire from heaven, which consumes the sacrifices and proves the futility of the worshippers of Baal. This act reveals that God Almighty is the only true God. 

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Joseph emphasizes the significance of allowing God the opportunity to prove Himself, just as Elijah proclaimed, "Let the God that answereth by fire be God." This declaration resulted in the people believing in Elijah, leading them back to the Lord God Almighty. This singular act of Elijah initiated a nationwide reformation as the people fell on their faces in repentance, while all the false prophets of Baal were destroyed. Soon after this, rain came, signifying the end of a drought caused by their sinful ways, and this rain was a sign that the curse had been lifted.

Joseph highlights the need to remove obstacles that hinder the Lord's blessings through revival, which, if addressed, will ultimately result in reformation. He asserts that the ultimate goal of revival is reformation, referencing Luke 1:16-17 to showcase the role of the spirit of Elijah. He further explains that the spirit of Elijah fosters generational reconciliation, turning away curses and guiding the disobedient toward the wisdom of the righteous. Joseph insists that the spirit of Elijah embodies a reformation anointing, confronting wickedness and bringing the righteousness of God into the land.

June 2, 2025