When my husband preached on the subject of Faith, he often used the illustration of what he called, Going to the Curb .  One time as he and his wife, Pam, along with her caregiver were being driven to the airport by a man who worked for him, Dr. Williams pulled off his suit coat. At the airport he checked their bags with the sky cap, said good-bye to his driver, and proceeded into the airport with his wife and her caregiver.  Arriving at the security check point, he realized

Click the button above to hear a short clip of Dr. Williams' sermon, Don't Build Little. Ephesians 3:20 tells us God is able. Jeremiah 32:17 tells us that nothing is too hard for God.  My husband constantly encouraged God’s people to believe that God is able.  His preaching and teaching were continually challenging us to think  BIG when we go to God, and ask  BIG! I can hear him saying right now, Don’t think little when you think of Almighty God, believe  that He is able to d

This year I haven’t had the same “child like” excitement for the Christmas season.  The one I shared it with for 18 years of marriage isn’t here to share it with me, which has dimmed the.sparkle and joy.  It was difficult for me to put up the Christmas tree, because my beloved husband wasn’t here to do it with me.  His enjoyment of hanging candy canes on the tree and directing me as to where they needed to be placed was absent.  My Christmas tree is up and twinkling with cand

In these past several months following my husband’s passing, the Lord’s answer to my queries have continuously been, Seek ye first the kingdom of God and his righteousness. (Matthew 6:33). After the second answer of Seek Him first, I wrote it on my board in my prayer closet as a reminder that this is what He wants me to do.  How easy it is to want to do everything else but that.  I sought Him first about going to specific conferences to have a ministry table in order to make