On each Facing Tomorrow  radio broadcast, Dr. Williams would read a hymn, and often he would share commentary on it, which I always enjoyed hearing.   In this particular broadcast he read the hymn, Make Me A Blessing. If I heard him once, I heard him multiple times pray and ask our Father to make him a blessing.  He looked for ways in which he could be a blessing, and God did make him a blessing.  One way he was a blessing to many was by the way he could make people laugh.  H

I had a front row seat to watch my husband exercise amazing faith in God multiple times, and when he was alive, it was so easy for me to believe God. However, watching someone exercise faith and exercising faith yourself are polar opposites! Since his passing, I have experienced these exercises in faith while going forward with the Tom Williams Evangelistic Ministries, and they are definitely not easy exercises.   In fact, I have found them more difficult than the conditionin

There comes a time or times in our lives when no one can help but God.  Humanly speaking, the greatest doctor is limited in ability; the greatest scientist is limited in understanding, the greatest parent is limited to help their child, the greatest human being, in whatever case, is always going to be limited, but God is never limited!  He has all power.  He never weakens in strength.  He never needs to sleep.  He is  wisdom.  He is  love.  He is limitless in His resources to

Sometimes our life circumstances become overwhelming and facing each new day is a struggle. It certainly was for me, as a new widow, striving to obey God’s will and go forward with the Tom Williams Evangelistic Ministries. I know it was for my beloved husband who became a widower in his early twenties, and as a result a single parent to a 2 year old son and newborn daughter; and then, going through the heartache of his baby daughter’s death not long after his wife had died.