Dr. Byron J. Williams is a dedicated father of 2, pastor and veteran. He was born in Fort Wayne, Indiana and is the eldest of three children. Dr. Williams had a Bible-based upbringing that would later serve as the foundation for his own transition into ministry. Upon graduating from high school in 1984, he attended college and joined the United States Air Force in 1987.
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In 1998, Dr. Williams acknowledged his calling in the Word ministry and became an ordained preacher of the Gospel in August 2004.
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Since joining the Air Force, Pastor Williams has completed degrees in Personnel Management, with the Community College of the Air Force, Bachelor of Arts in Pastoral Studies from Southwestern College, a Masters in Organizational Leadership from Nyack College and a Doctoral degree in Business Administration with Capella University. After 22 years of service to the Air Force, Pastor Williams retired in March 2009.
A DEEPER LOOK
The Promise is Still Valid speaks to God's promises actively working in the lives of believers. Each of the book's seven chapters serve as a reminder of God's favor and love for us, His people, during times of uncertainty in our lives. The final chapter of the book, Chapter 8, is intentionally left blank with the hope that readers will see
something in the first seven chapters that will encourage them to start a new beginning in any given area of their life.
The Promise is Still Valid
The Promise is Still Valid speaks to God's promises actively working in the lives of believers. Each of the book's seven chapters serve as a reminder of God's favor and love for us, His people, during times of uncertainty in our lives. The final chapter of the book, Chapter 8, is intentionally left blank with the hope that readers will see
something in the first seven chapters that will encourage them to start a new beginning in any given area of their life.
These Ashes Will Not Define My Purpose
These Ashes Will Not Define My Purpose, it is a book about a man named Job. In this book, we will discuss how Job, who lost everything he loved and valued, maintained his integrity, his faith, and trust in God. The first chapter of Job leads to his integrity being tested. Like us, there will be circumstances in our lives that would cause us to validate our faith in God. You trust God, you serve God, and you worship Him through your faith, but sometimes that faith impacts your integrity which leaves asking, can I trust God in this moment of uncertainty in my life?
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