Keep Praying
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Bishop Clarence Williams •
So, the question is, "What do you do when you do not know what to do?"
Sometimes life has a way of throwing a curveball at you that you were not expecting to happen: a loved one diagnosed with a severe illness, an unexpected financial hardship, an unscheduled deployment, job layoffs, a decline in business income, divorce… and the list goes on and on; and that’s just in your personal world.
You turn on the television only to hear about the foolishness in the world, the political crisis, concerns of the economy, social unrest, leadership scandals, nations at war or on the verge of war, slaughtering of the innocent, epidemic of diseases around the world, suffering and agony of many hurting people… and the list goes on and on.
These are the times you wish you had a magic wand to correct all the wrongs in the world and make everything right again; to stop all the suffering in the world and end all wars. But there are no magic wands that can fix mankind’s problems. So, the question is, “What do you do when you do not know what to do?” I have learned in my days of crisis to never stop praying. Praying to the God of Heaven and earth is what has strengthened me to face life’s fast curveballs and get base hits that kept me moving forward, and eventually brought me to home plate.
In the Gospels, as I observe Jesus’ prayer life, He never stopped praying. He prayed before He chose His disciples, He prayed at Lazarus’ tomb, He prayed in the garden of Gethsemane knowing the suffering He would soon face, He prayed on the cross, He prayed before He died, and He prayed after His resurrection. Even now, He sits on the righthand of the Father making intercession for us (still praying). No matter what challenges in life He faced, His prayers never ceased. As a believer in Jesus Christ, who never ceased to pray, so should we continue praying, having Him as our example.
Please join with the millions around the world as we call out to the Lord in prayer for our city, state, nation, and world. There is power in prayer, and there is power in numbers. KEEP PRAYING!
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Bishop Clarence Williams •
Forgiveness is powerful! It can set you free from all the pain and hurt you've carried for years.
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Bishop Clarence Williams •
There is a purpose for the anointing on your life. Can you say you have maximized your gifts and talents to the best of your ability?
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Bishop Clarence Williams •
It's time to let every demon know that they will not pass here because you are a winner and a fighter! Dance around your house; rejoice in your car! Declare that today is my victory day, and then celebrate your victory in Christ Jesus.
Keep Praying
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Bishop Clarence Williams • General
So, the question is, "What do you do when you do not know what to do?" I have learned in my days of crisis to never stop praying.
Sometimes life has a way of throwing a curveball at you that you were not expecting to happen: a loved one diagnosed with a severe illness, an unexpected financial hardship, an unscheduled deployment, job layoffs, a decline in business income, divorce° and the list goes on and on; and that's just in your personal world.
You turn on the television only to hear about the foolishness in the world, the political crisis, concerns of the economy, social unrest, leadership scandals, nations at war or on the verge of war, slaughtering of the innocent, epidemic of diseases around the world, suffering and agony of many hurting people° and the list goes on and on.
These are the times you wish you had a magic wand to correct all the wrongs in the world and make everything right again; to stop all the suffering in the world and end all wars. But there are no magic wands that can fix mankind problems. So, the question is, "What do you do when you do not know what to do?" I have learned in my days of crisis to never stop praying. Praying to the God of Heaven and earth is what has strengthened me to face life's fast curveballs and get base hits that kept me moving forward, and eventually brought me to home plate.
In the Gospels, as I observe Jesus' prayer life, He never stopped praying. He prayed before He chose His disciples, He prayed at Lazarus' tomb, He prayed in the garden of Gethsemane knowing the suffering He would soon face, He prayed on the cross, He prayed before He died, and He prayed after His resurrection. Even now, He sits on the righthand of the Father making intercession for us (still praying). No matter what challenges in life He faced, His prayers never ceased. As a believer in Jesus Christ, who never ceased to pray, so should we continue praying, having Him as our example.
Please join with the millions around the world as we call out to the Lord in prayer for our city, state, nation, and world. There is power in prayer, and there is power in numbers.
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Bishop Clarence Williams • General
My friend, it is time to be free from the wrongs people have done to you. Forgiveness is not an option, but it is still a choice; we must choose to follow Jesus' instructions.
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Bishop Clarence Williams • General
Search your heart for strife, unbelief, malice, jealousy, un-forgiveness, etc. God always looks at the heart -- not titles. He said, "They praise me with their lips, but their hearts are far from me." (Matthew 15: 8)
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Bishop Clarence Williams • General
Saints of God, it is time to get back in the fight. This is a time of battle, a time of war. Yes, we are winning, we are overcoming, and we are prevailing. But in this time, we must continue to fight.
Keep Praying
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Bishop Clarence Williams • General
Please join with the millions around the world as we call out to the Lord in prayer for our city, state, country, and nation. There is power in prayer, and there is power in numbers.
Sometimes life has a way of throwing a curveball at you that you were not expecting to happen: a loved one diagnosed with a severe illness, an unexpected financial hardship, an unscheduled deployment, job layoffs, a decline in business income, divorce… and the list goes on and on; and that's just in your personal world.
You turn on the television only to hear about the foolishness in the world, the political crisis, concerns of the economy, social unrest, leadership scandals, nations at war or on the verge of war, slaughtering of the innocent, epidemic of deceases around the world, suffering and agony of many hurting people… and the list goes on and on.
These are the times you wish you had a magic wand to correct all the wrongs in the world and make everything right again; to stop all the suffering in the world and end all wars. But there are no magic wands that can fix mankind problems. So the question is, "What do you do when you do not know what to do?" I have learned in my days of crisis to never stop praying. Praying to the God of Heaven and earth is what has strengthened me to face life's fast curveballs and get base hits that kept me moving forward, and eventually brought me to home plate.
In the Gospels, as I observe Jesus' prayer life, He never stopped praying. He prayed before He chose His disciples, He prayed at Lazarus' tomb, He prayed in the garden of agony knowing the suffering He would soon face, He prayed on the cross, He prayed before He died, and He prayed after His resurrection. Even now, He sits on the righthand of the Father making intercession for us (still praying). No matter what challenges in life He faced, His prayers never ceased. As a believer in Jesus Christ, who never ceased to pray, so should we continue praying, having Him as our example.
Please join with the millions around the world as we call out to the Lord in prayer for our city, state, country, and nation. There is power in prayer, and there is power in numbers.
/Blog/Bishops-Corner/Bishops-Corner/You-Can-Choose-To-Be-Free-This-Year/?link=1&fldKeywords=&fldAuthor=&fldTopic=0
Bishop Clarence Williams • General
My friend, it is time to be free from the wrongs people have done to you. Forgiveness is not an option, but it is still a choice; we must choose to follow Jesus' instructions.
/Blog/Bishops-Corner/Bishops-Corner/Maintain-A-Servants-Heart/?link=1&fldKeywords=&fldAuthor=&fldTopic=0
Bishop Clarence Williams • General
Search your heart for strife, unbelief, malice, jealousy, un-forgiveness, etc. God always looks at the heart -- not titles. He said, "They praise me with their lips, but their hearts are far from me." (Matthew 15: 8)
/Blog/Bishops-Corner/Bishops-Corner/Its-Time-To-Get-Back-In-The-Fight/?link=1&fldKeywords=&fldAuthor=&fldTopic=0
Bishop Clarence Williams • General
Saints of God, it is time to get back in the fight. This is a time of battle, a time of war. Yes, we are winning, we are overcoming, and we are prevailing. But in this time, we must continue to fight.
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