David, the Lord's servant in Psalms 11, asked himself, if the foundations be destroyed, what are the righteous to do? When the foundation of marriage, of sex, of parenting, of brotherly love be destroyed, what can you and me do? First, we need to realize that God still sits on the throne and He still monitors the hearts of men. Paul says in the book of Ephesians 5:16, that we should redeem the times because the days in which we live in are not ordinary. We are inching closer to midnight and there's a difference between midnight and noon. At noon, you can see clearly and things are easier. But towards midnight, you need light to see. Let us hold on to the light that is Christ. And do not be afraid of the devil, because the Lord promises in Psalms 23 that He is the good shepherd. If you found this episode to be a blessing, then do not forget to share with your neighbors, friends and church members. Follow on Spotify and rank it five stars on Apple Podcasts. Be blessed.

Ever heard that God works in mysterious ways? Yes, He does. He says in Isaiah that as high as the heavens are, so are his ways. Look back at your life and count those events which seemed uneventful at the time, but which turned out to be stepping stones for blessings later. Meeting your spouse, meeting strangers who turned into friends or colleagues or business partners, meeting kind strangers who helped you out in ways family could not. In short, God saw the end from the beginning and put a plan to save the day. Praise the Lord! IF YOU LOVED THIS EPISODE, BE SURE TO FOLLOW IT ON SPOTIFY ANS RATE IT 5 STARS ON APPLE PODCASTS. WE'RE CURRENTLY THE TOP FIVE ADVENTIST PODCASTS IN AFRICA. KEEP LISTENING.

In this episode, the first one of season three, I talk about love and what it means to really love one another. The world is yearning for love, and not the kind of love that is sang in music videos. The world is yearning for true love. I hope that the Holy Spirit may bear the fruit of love in you. I wish you love this year. Amen.

Do you have an unshakable faith in God? In the book of Numbers 14: 11-33, the Bible records the story of the children of Israel, refusing to cross into Canaan and the ensuing displeasure of God at their lack of faith. This was the tenth time that they had doubted God and God had had it with this generation. Similarly, in life, God has always got our back in some of the toughest situations, but for some of us, with each passing trial, we tend to yell and kick and pout and cry out to God just as the Israelites did. Take God at His word this year and hear when He says to Joshua, "Be still and know that I am God." Have a blessed year.

What race are you running? Are you running towards the cross or away from Christ? Have you ever sat down to reflect your walk with God? Can you look back and trace the graph of your walk with God? How is it? Are you feeling overtaken by the world and the cares of this world, enough to steal away your time with God? You carry the name of God, and that name is powerful. Keep your focus on Christ, dear believer. Stop listening to the nice voice of the world calling you to get off your race. I hope you run the race with certainty, and punch with purpose. If you loved this episode, then follow Adventist Voice on Spotify and rate five stars on Apple Podcasts. Be blessed.

In 1 Kings 17, God sends the prophet Elijah to a widow in Zarephath. Israel was in the midst of a 3-year drought that caused a massive famine and inflation. A donkey's head, which had never been a delicacy, was a preserve for the tables of nobles. It was bad. For her faith, the Widow of Zarephath obtained sustenance until rains came. In these tough times, our only hope is in the providence from God. Christ said that the same God who feeds the birds who sowest not, is the same God who values us above animals, to provide for our needs. Be encouraged. Share this episode with your friends and family, rate on Apple Podcasts and follow The Adventist Voice Podcast on Spotify. Be blessed.

God is good all the time is a true statement. And Stacy is a testament of the Lord's goodness that He comes through for us in some of the most amazing of ways, which are often beyond our comprehension. Listen in to her story and be encouraged. The love of God is greater than, the sun or moon can ever tell.

Where can we find happiness? Many have began on a quest to find truth, joy, happiness, fulfillment and peace. Is it found in possessions, or the abundance of friends, or in good food, or in traveling to exotic destinations? Ours is the most depressed generation. Many people are so stressed despite having many accomplishments in life. In this episode, I discuss the source of true happiness and joy and I go back to the Bible where the source of our joy and fulfillment is in Christ. The obedience of God's commandments and obtaining this precious gift from the Holy Spirit. Be blessed and share with your circle.

In this episode, I just redo the last episode, repeating some points and bringing a different perspective to it. Share and be blessed.

In Genesis 41:38-39, Pharaoh said, “Can we find a man such as this one, in whom the Spirit of God abides? " What was the spirit that was in Joseph that guided him all his life? Joseph lived a life of obedience of God's commandments, way before they were pronounced on Mt. Sinai. For the way Joseph and Daniel stood for God, they were exalted beyond human imagination, being prime ministers of great kingdoms in foreign lands. Have you ever thought that, "What if I also decided to walk humbly before God, to seek Him diligently and to walk in his ways? What would change in your life? Think about it and may you life be like that of Joseph and God's guidance be upon you. If you liked this episode, please share it with your family and friends and follow the Adventist Voice Podcast on Spotify or Apple Podcasts. Rate it five stars so that others may find it easily. Stay working for Christ.