Looli Podcast

In his generation, Elisha was different. How can we be like Elisha.

One of the most unsettling warnings in Scripture: the sin that will not be forgiven. So what did Jesus actually mean by blasphemy against the Holy Spirit?

“The word of the Lord came…” — simple phrase, heavy responsibility. In Jeremiah 1, a young, reluctant prophet encounters the voice that would shape his calling, his message, and his life. This episode is about calling, divine communication, and what happens when God’s word finds you.

In this sermon we unpack * Why God leads differently in different seasons. * The meaning of the cloud by day and fire by night. * How God’s presence provides both direction and protection.

The last days aren’t just about chaos, signs, and headlines. They’re about outpouring. God promised to pour out His Spirit — across age, gender, status, and background. No gatekeeping. No special class. Plus Israel shares a vision he received a night ago.

Esau was hungry. Jacob was calculating. And in one moment of weakness, something sacred got traded for something temporary. This episode is about value, impulse, and the quiet danger of choosing now over forever.

What kind of bread must we eat for our eyes to be truly opened? How do we feed people with this bread that truly opens eyes? What is the sign that we carry the real bread that opens eyes?

God works in mysterious ways. These mysterious ways are discrete and we must cooperate with him in discretion of his plans regarding us.

The church was never meant to be a fan club. Yet from the beginning, people started picking sides — “I’m with Paul,” “I’m with Apollos,” “I’m with Peter.” And Paul said, “Stop it.” This episode is about unity, ego, and why division weakens what God designed to be one body.

Words, wounds, warfare & wisdom.

Before Samson ever touched purpose, God spoke to his parents. Because raising a child called by God isn’t casual — it’s intentional, spiritual, and deeply prophetic.

God already spoke — rain was promised. But Elijah still went up to pray. This episode is about partnering with prophecy — understanding that what God says doesn’t cancel the need for prayer… it activates it.

Paul is literally on trial… and still preaching. In this moment, what should’ve been a defence turns into a sermon — bold, unapologetic, and a little uncomfortable for everyone in the room. Because when you’ve seen the truth, you don’t just defend it — you declare it.

Let’s talk about angels — not the cute, harp-playing kind. The real ones. The ones that make warriors tremble and prophets fall flat on their faces. 👀 In this episode, we open Psalms 8 and begin our deep dive into the mystery of angels — who they are, what they do, and why God made them care about humans at all. Spoiler: they’re not your dead relatives with wings. Here’s what we get into: ​ The r...

Rest — that thing everyone says they want but never actually take. In this episode, we dive into what the Bible really means by “Sabbath,” beyond naps and Netflix. We’re talking about divine rest — the kind that resets your soul, not just your schedule. If you’ve ever felt guilty for resting or thought rest was laziness in disguise, this one’s your wake-up call. In this episode, we unpack: ​ Why G...

When God shows up, nothing stays the same. In Genesis 18, He visits Abraham — not with thunder or lightning, but with a promise that sounded impossible. This episode is about divine timing, hospitality, and how God often disguises visitation as an ordinary moment. We talk about: • How to recognize when God is closer than you think. • The power of welcoming divine interruptions. • Why faith sometim...

God regretted making Saul king.” Wait—what? Did God make a mistake? In this episode, we unpack one of the most shocking verses in Scripture and what it really means when God “changes His mind.” It’s not about divine error — it’s about human pride, obedience, and how success can turn you into the very thing God warned you about. We dive into: • What “God’s regret” actually reveals about His heart....

The scandal in Egypt. Potiphar’s wife shot her shot — and Joseph said, “Nah, I fear God.” This one’s about temptation, boundaries, and choosing purpose over pleasure. We talk about: • Why temptation always looks like opportunity. • How Joseph’s “no” was spiritual strategy, not pride. • The cost of integrity when no one’s watching. • Keeping your purpose louder than your passions.

“In the beginning…” and boom — Light! Before there was sun, moon, or stars, God said “Let there be.” And there was. This episode takes it all the way back — not just to creation, but to the very idea of illumination: how God’s light changes everything it touches, including you.

Job’s story isn’t just about suffering — it’s about perspective. In this episode, we zoom in on Job 35, where Elihu steps in with some fiery theology and forces us to ask the hard question: What if your pain isn’t punishment — it’s perspective? Forget the Sunday school version — this is Job unfiltered: raw, confused, faithful, and face-to-face with mystery. We talk about: • Why bad things happen t...

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In this Looli teaching, we draw from Nahum 1:7–15 to see how God brings peace after seasons of warfare. We explore: • God as a stronghold in the day of trouble. • How He cuts off the oppressor and ends affliction. • The promise of good news and peace proclaimed on the mountains. • Living in the assurance that battles don’t last forever—God’s deliverance does.

In this episode, we step into the throne room of heaven as John describes the sealed scroll and the search for one worthy to open it. We reflect on: • The majesty of heaven’s worship. • Why only Jesus, the Lamb, is worthy. • The meaning of the scroll and God’s ultimate plan. • What this vision means for us today as believers.

we open Psalm 30 and sit with David’s testimony of being lifted from despair into joy. We talk about: • The deep valleys life throws us into. • God’s power to flip mourning into dancing. • Why gratitude is the only right response to deliverance. • How our trials become living testimonies.

In this sermon Israel explores 1. Seeing the glory of our children unfold in our lifetime. 2. When God is with you, you have nothing to fear. 3. Solomon’s heartfelt prayer for wisdom. 4. The importance of sacrifice as a foundation for divine encounters. 5. Starting young and finishing well. 6. The significance of God-given dreams. 7. The purpose and need for godly wealth in today’s society.