Connie Williams

In In Sickness and In Health, author Connie Williams takes to heart the part of the marital vow that a husband and wife care for each other in times of sickness and in health. Williams asserts that she and her husband indeed took care of each other during their time of good health, but that period abruptly changed and a new season, one of sickness, caught them off guard. During that time, she learned what it meant to care for him during his illness. Her love for her husband, faith in God, and advice from the doctors' gave her the strength, wisdom, and understanding to provide the best care possible to nurse him back to health. Williams shares her inspiring account with the readers while also providing a basic understanding of stroke disease, its symptoms, and how to lessen the risks of having one, with the purpose of helping others.

In this Inspirational Testimony, Williams leads the reader through the hardships of life when she begins with the experience on the street in the San Fernando Valley, where she is lured into contemplating premeditated murder. She leaves nothing to ambiguity; she leaves nothing out. Escaping death numerous times in North Carolina; New Jersey; New York; Washington, DC; Compton and Hollywood by nothing short of divine intervention, Williams comes to understand that God's favor is to show His purpose for her life, which she so often points out throughout the work in words of scripture: "And call upon me in days of trouble; I will deliver you, and you shall glorify me." (Psalm 50:15).

This missionary family loves the Lord and has a real zeal to help families recover from any form of disaster while cheerfully hurdling many of life's obstacles themselves. Putting their best face forward and with constant meditation and study of God's Word, grace always abounds in love. This is the first book in a series where a fable is created to express the importance of relationships and faith.

This missionary family loves the Lord and has a real zeal to help families recover from any form of disaster while cheerfully hurdling many of life's obstacles themselves. Putting their best face forward and with constant meditation and study of God's Word, grace always abounds in love. This is the second book in a series where a fable is created to express the importance of relationships and faith.

The world has seen its share of doctrines, traditions, and religions; we have presented it with everything except the unveiled Truth It is now, however, The Age of God. This generation will decree and declare the Father, and will be equipped to show the Father to the world. When we begin to express the Father, creation will enter into a healing that will be universal; it will overflow the church walls to gather all of creation to its Creator. Do you yearn to be awakened to Truth? Do you feel suffocated by ancient ideologies that were never quite settling? Have you ever felt that after years in church there seems to be something missing? Have you experienced certain portions of Scripture neglected, glanced over, or poorly explained? In The Age of God, Dr. Connie Williams takes a look at some common Scripture passages and brings to light another dimension of eye-opening revelation. According to Dr. Williams, creation has been groaning for the manifestation of God's sons-a mature breed that searches the depths of God; a breed that is looking for a full manifestation of Truth. God worked for six days and rested on the seventh day. It is now the seventh day, the age that God wants to rest. The only legal place for God to rest is within man. Dr. Williams explores her own journey as God revolutionized her thinking concerning His desire to impact the world in this present day. She explains that we have already seen Scripture's personification of God's sheep (those who follow Him), His wife or bride (the Church), and His children (those reproduced through the church); but we have yet to see the fullness of God expressed through a people. God is now answering an ancient prayer that has existed over the eons- "...show us the Father, and it is sufficient for us" (John 14:8). Creation is not satisfied; it rages because only one thing can satisfy it-seeing the Father in all His glory.