Kelly Williams
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Trust the science for vaccines. But what about abortion?
Why is it OK to ignore science when it comes to the unborn, but we should trust it when it comes to the COVID-19 vaccines?
Is Lauren Daigle's song 'Hold On To Me' a Christian song?
I do love how Lauren Daigle describes the Christian battle in her song; but she never mentions God. It is an extremely dangerous thing when Christian music becomes solely about our experience with acknowledging God.
Reflections on God's faithfulness to a pastor at 50
My parents were told when I was 2 years old that I would not live to three years of age. I was born with a birth defect. The doctor told my mom to prepare for my death, instead she asked God for a miracle.
The aftermath of COVID on a church community
If there is one thing COVID has taught me, it is this, “Uncertainty may not be your friend, but it is your companion in this season.”
Keep facing the unrepentant
All of us at some point in our lives will have a friend, a love one, or someone else in our life that refuses to repent.
Does God speak to you?
Someone once said, “it is normal to say, ‘I talk to God.’ But when you say, ‘God talks to me.’ That’s when everyone thinks you are crazy!”
Courageous intercession for the unrepentant
God want us to be heartbroken over the sin of others in our lives who claim His name but refuse to repent. He calls us to intercede on their behalf. He calls us to stand in the gap and do for them what they are not even willing to do for themselves.
How to handle someone's sin in public
Someone once said, “One of the greatest tests of a person’s character is how they handle someone else’s sin in the public arena.”
Hearing God's voice and obeying in our sorrows
I find that a lot of people stop showing up for church for this very reason, they are tired of seeing God bless others before them. Can you relate? You are happy for them, but you want to say to the Lord, “where’s my blessing Lord?”
What it takes to come back to God
If we are not careful, we all can fall into the lie that our disobedience doesn’t impact our relationship with God, but it does. And when we reach this point, we tend to believe that coming back to God won’t require much of us, but it does.