On the sink in our bathroom sat a small chalk board, with the heading, I love you because…  and then we took turns filling in the blank with the reasons we loved one another.  The chalk board remains on the sink and the last thing I wrote on it has not been erased.  I simply wrote two words to complete the sentence I love you because— You Persevere.  My husband was known for prayer and faith along with many other qualities, and one of those qualities was that he persevered.  

My husband and I would sing hymns driving to church on Sunday mornings when we were home, or we would sing as we were driving across the country from meeting to meeting. We also sang in our home together. He loved to praise the Lord in song! Neither one of us could sing a lick, but we sure were able to “make a joyful noise unto the Lord.”  Listen to Dr. Williams sing in this Facing Tomorrow Segment: Singing praises to the Lord is so healthy.  It refreshes our spirit, turns ou

As a follower of Jesus Christ, we have a peace that passes understanding; a peace that remains regardless of our circumstances.  Our outward circumstances may change, but the peace of God never changes.  In the midst of uncertainty, upheaval, or unrest due to certain circumstances in our lives, we can still have that undisturbed peace within.  It is a peace that enfolds us like a cozy warm blanket wrapped around us on cold winter days.  Click to listen to this segment: I have

My husband was full of joy, fun, energy, and exuberance and being married to him was a life of adventure. When he left for Heaven, he left quite a vacant spot, and the ache of missing him has been overwhelming. I, at times, “felt” alone. I know that some can be in a room full of people and “feel” alone. I can’t say that I ever have experienced that, but the aloneness I have felt after my dear husband departed has been massive.  We literally did just about everything together.