Voice of Elisha

In today’s world, where biblical views on marriage and family are often challenged, it is vital for Christian parents to reaffirm the truth and authority of God’s Word. As stewards of our children’s spiritual lives, parents are called to consecrate our children to God, guiding them to engage with the church as an essential part of living a godly life.

The breakdown of societal order due to lawlessness is a direct consequence of rejecting God’s moral law, which serves as the foundation for righteous living.

Scripture calls believers to redeem the time. Paul instructs, “See then that ye walk circumspectly redeeming the time, because the days are evil” (Ephesians 5:15–16). Similarly, we are told to “walk in wisdom, redeeming the time” (Colossians 4:5).

Given our nation’s moral decline and corrupt leadership—from D.C. to local levels—it’s clear: our leaders are failing us and the Lord. We’ve got a problem.

Ecclesiastes says there’s a time for everything. It’s time for the Church to rise—preach, prophesy, heal, sing—and boldly stand for the Lord.

God created man and woman after His own image, and part of being in His image is that we are to reflect His character.

Thomas said to Jesus, “Lord, we do not know where You are going. How can we know the way to get there?” 6 Jesus said, “I am the Way and the Truth and the Life. No one can go to the Father except by Me. If you had known Me, you would know My Father also. From now on you know Him and have seen Him.”

We must proclaim this message. Jesus is coming. The world needs to hear. And when they hear the gospel it either makes them right or it confirms them wrong. If it does not absolve of sin, it condemns of sin. If it doesn’t soften the penitent heart, it hardens the heart. If it is not, said Paul, a saver unto life, it is a saver unto death. And so the angel says proclaim this prophecy, preach it, preach it, preach it.

On April 14, 1865 one of America’s greatest leaders was planning for the future. He had everything to live for and thought tomorrow would be just another day in the life of a president. But that night Abraham Lincoln was shot in the back of the head tomorrow never came for Abraham Lincoln.

On Pentecost, Galileans speaking foreign languages in the temple amazed Jews, challenging tradition. Peter clarified it fulfilled Joel’s prophecy—not drunkenness, but God’s Spirit poured out.

For people to stand up in the temple on the Day of Pentecost during the 9AM prayer time and start praying and declaring God’s praise in Aramaic, Greek, or any of the other languages represented there would seem a bit out of place. In fact, it would have been profane to some of the Jews to use any other language than Hebrew for worship in the temple. So, when these devout Jews from several other nations saw these Galileans stand up and start speaking (and they actually understood what was being said), it amazed and perplexed them.

In the last days, scoffers will mock God’s promise, following evil desires and doubting Christ’s return, claiming nothing has changed since creation. – 2 Peter 3:3

On April 14, 1865, President Lincoln, hopeful for the future, was tragically shot that night. Tomorrow never came for one of America’s greatest leaders.

America faces a new tyranny—spiritual warfare. We battle not flesh and blood, but dark powers and spiritual wickedness ruling this present age. (Ephesians 6:12)

We are stewards of time, money, and abilities for God’s Kingdom. Jesus calls us to seek His Kingdom, stay ready, and prepare for His return.

Nothing is too hard for God. Call on His name in trouble—El Elyon, our peace, provider, healer, and righteous King—whose power surpasses all tyranny.

God told Samuel not to judge by appearance; humans see the outward, but God sees the heart. True worth is found in the heart, not looks.

America faces a moral and cultural upheaval. Transgender ideology isn’t just social—it’s a spiritual battle for truth, identity, and the very soul of our nation.