The Elisha Show: Purpose Driven Life & Mastery

What if you achieved everything the world celebrates but neglected the assignment God sent you to fulfill?In this continuation of The Royal Dispatchers, Amb. Elisha explores Parts 16 and 17 through the stories of Daniel, a successful businessman who loses sight of his purpose, and Samuel, a young boy whose potential goes unrecognized. Their stories reveal the dangers of chasing worldly success while neglecting relationships, overlooking the needs of others, and forgetting why God entrusted us with our gifts.As the story deepens, discover what it means to live as a faithful representative of the King, steward your abilities, and resist a world that measures success by appearances rather than purpose.In this episode:✅ The emptiness behind success without purpose✅ Remembering the assignment God entrusted to you✅ The danger of sacrificing relationships for achievement✅ Recognizing and nurturing the potential in others✅ Why gifts and resources are meant to serve others✅ Resisting the world’s definition of success✅ When ambition, wealth, and influence become idols✅ Living faithfully for the King and His kingdomGuests links buried? Find them easily hereWebsite • Terms of Use and Guests Agreement Intro Music by MondaMusic from PixabayOutro Music by prettyjohn1 from Pixabay© 2026 The Elisha Show. All rights reserved. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

How does trauma affect your brain, your daily life, and your ability to move forward? On this episode of The Elisha Show, Amb. Elisha speaks with Tiffany Sharp, founder of The Diamond Place, about the lasting effects of trauma and how survivors can begin rebuilding their lives.Tiffany shares how a traumatic experience affected her memory, concentration, and sense of safety, inspiring her to help others feel understood and supported. She explains how trauma can affect the brain and nervous system, why healing takes time, and how self-compassion, healthy boundaries, and supportive communities can help survivors rebuild self-trust. She also introduces My Absolute Essentials, a platform being developed to help people find essential resources such as housing, transportation, and food assistance when they need them most.✅ How trauma and PTSD can affect the brain and body✅ Why everyday tasks and decision-making can become difficult after trauma✅ The story behind Tiffany Sharp's work with The Diamond Place✅ Ways to regulate your nervous system and manage trauma responses✅ How to rebuild self-trust, resilience, and healthy boundaries✅ Why healing is not always a straight path✅ Finding the right emotional support and community after trauma✅ How nonprofits and community organizations can work together to help survivorsThe Elisha Show Resource HubYou told us links get buried, and we heard you. Visit The Elisha Show Resource Hub to see if Tiffany Sharp is featured and find her resources.Be my guest via #PodMatch here: https://www.podmatch.com/member/TheelishashowGuests links buried? Find them easily hereWebsite • Terms of Use and Guests Agreement Intro Music by MondaMusic from PixabayOutro Music by prettyjohn1 from Pixabay© 2026 The Elisha Show. All rights reserved. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Can you trust God again after trauma, loss, and unanswered prayers? On this episode of The Elisha Show, Amb. Elisha speaks with Dr. Elsa John, an author, speaker, and health sciences educator, about overcoming childhood trauma, infertility, pregnancy loss, and seasons of anger and disappointment with God.Drawing from her personal journey of emotional and spiritual healing, Dr. Elsa explains how Christian counseling helped her rebuild her relationship with God, challenge shame, and understand the beliefs behind her behavior. She also shares how to distinguish between what you are responsible for and what was never your fault, offering hope to anyone struggling with painful experiences, guilt, or doubts about their faith.In this episode:✅ Healing from childhood trauma through faith and counseling✅ Overcoming shame, guilt, and cultural pressure✅ Trusting God through grief, infertility, and unanswered prayers✅ Recognizing how your beliefs influence your behavior✅ Understanding the difference between personal responsibility and trauma✅ Rebuilding your identity and relationship with God✅ Finding freedom from the pain of your past✅ The story behind Hope in Ink and its message of hopeThe Elisha Show Resource HubYou told us links get buried, and we heard you. Visit The Elisha Show Resource Hub to see if Dr. Elsa John is featured and find her resourcesBe my guest via #PodMatch here: https://www.podmatch.com/member/TheelishashowGuests links buried? Find them easily hereWebsite • Terms of Use and Guests Agreement Intro Music by MondaMusic from PixabayOutro Music by prettyjohn1 from Pixabay© 2026 The Elisha Show. All rights reserved. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this episode of The Elisha Show, Amb. Elisha speaks with Warwick Dunnett, former airline captain and author of Dance with Angels, about navigating grief, healing after tragic loss, and finding purpose through life’s most difficult experiences. Warwick shares the heartbreaking loss of his son and the decade-long journey that led him to explore different religious, spiritual, and scientific perspectives on what happens after death.Warwick introduces five stepping stones for overcoming adversity: community, compassion, time, purpose, and belief. He also explains why facing grief matters, how gratitude can help us live with fewer regrets, and why it is possible to find hope and begin living meaningfully again after profound loss.In this episode:✅ How losing his son inspired Dance with Angels✅ Five stepping stones for navigating grief and adversity✅ Why facing painful experiences can help us heal✅ The role of community, self-compassion, and time in recovery✅ Different perspectives on death, spirituality, and the afterlife✅ How purpose and belief can help people through difficult seasons✅ Practicing gratitude and living with fewer regretsThe Elisha Show Resource HubYou told us links get buried, and we heard you. Check The Elisha Show Resource Hub to see if Warwick Dunnett is featured.Be my guest via #PodMatch here: https://www.podmatch.com/member/TheelishashowGuests links buried? Find them easily hereWebsite • Terms of Use and Guests Agreement Intro Music by MondaMusic from PixabayOutro Music by prettyjohn1 from Pixabay© 2026 The Elisha Show. All rights reserved. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this episode of The Elisha Show, Amb. Elisha speaks with Chris Taylor, leadership development and organizational culture expert, about building trust, improving workplace culture, and helping organizations achieve lasting success.Chris shares how his mother’s commitment to education and her 21-year battle with cancer shaped his approach to leadership and inspired his book, The Corporate Cure.Chris explains his CURES framework: Clarity, Unity, Readiness, Execution, and Sustainability. He also explores how leaders can strengthen relationships through credibility, reliability, openness, and transparency, why self-evaluation matters, and how asking “Would I trust me?” can be a starting point for personal and organizational growth.In this episode:✅ How his mother’s life and legacy inspired The Corporate Cure✅ The CURES framework for improving organizational performance✅ Why clarity, unity, readiness, execution, and sustainability matter✅ How leaders can build trust through behavior, reliability, and transparency✅ Why workplace culture suffers when toxic behaviors go unaddressed✅ How tailored consulting helps organizations address their unique challenges✅ Why every leader should ask, “Would I trust me?”The Elisha Show Resource HubYou told us links get buried, and we heard you. Check The Elisha Show Resource Hub to see if Chris Taylor is featured.Be my guest via #PodMatch here: https://www.podmatch.com/member/TheelishashowGuests links buried? Find them easily hereWebsite • Terms of Use and Guests Agreement Intro Music by MondaMusic from PixabayOutro Music by prettyjohn1 from Pixabay© 2026 The Elisha Show. All rights reserved. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.