Kelly Williams
Charlie Kirk, a modern-day Abel
Charlie’s faith, like Abel’s, continues to speak.
We still have a job to do - no matter the cost
John the Baptist, Todd Beamer, and now Charlie Kirk’s journeys are now complete. But ours is not.
Honouring the life and legacy of Dr James Dobson
As I reflect upon Dr Dobson’s departure from earth to heaven, I stand to applaud his efforts to live faithfully for the Lord Jesus.
Combatting unhealthy fear
The only way to combat unhealthy fear is with healthy fear.
The difference between the bride of Kanye West and the bride of Jesus Christ
If pastors will protect Jesus' bride, the Church, and husbands will protect their brides, this world will radically change for the glory of Jesus and the good of all.
Grace after grace: just how much grace is that?
I have been a follower of Jesus Christ now for almost 45 years and sometimes I wonder if Jesus gets tired of me and my struggles with sin.
God's peace and the world's peace are not the same thing
The peace of God is the opposite of all that the world has to offer.
Be thankful even in the drought of your life
Thanksgiving Day is a time to take inventory of what we are thankful to God for.
What does obedient leadership look like in the face of laws to kill babies?
What evil has God asked you to confront in your life? How is God asking you to stand for Him in your life? Like Elijah, are you doing it?
Dealing with hurt from a pastor's moral failure
Do you remember the first time in your life that someone you looked up to as a spiritual leader had a moral failure? I do.
Abortion and Kamala Harris' statement on faith
We now live in a country that doesn't want to protect the life of the unborn innocent child.
What does it take to be a great pastor?
But here's the problem: I don't feel great.
We have rendered to Caesar what belongs to God
We have a nation divided. If we turn, humble ourselves, and see His face, and turn from our wicked ways, we can heal our nation through prayer to Jesus.
A pastor's role in 2024 presidential politics
As a person, I am responsible for who I vote for in the 2024 presidential election. As a pastor, I am responsible for stewarding God's people and their questions regarding such matters pertaining to life and godliness - and politics would be one of those areas.
If David is a man after God's own heart, why so many wives?
This is important to see because God wanted His King to be a husband to one wife. So why was David a man after God's own heart with so many wives?
Did Jesus say 'love is love?'
The subtle movement from "God is love" to "Love is love" is not an accident.