Something About the Word.
When life feels overwhelming and every voice contradicts the next, God's Word remains the only compass that never misleads.
Pastor Dennis Williams shares how the Bible has sustained him through uncertainty—from youth training in Jamaica to impromptu preaching moments in New York. He describes how mentors taught him to always be ready with one text, to stay anchored in Scripture no matter the pressure to conform. That discipline, he says, has kept him steady through decades of ministry.
He traces Scripture's transformative power through the story of Nicky Cruz, a gang leader whose heart was ice-cold by age nine, hardened by abuse and satanic worship in his home. When a Pennsylvania preacher walked into Brooklyn and shouted 'Jesus loves you,' Cruz tried to silence him—but those four words haunted him for weeks. Eventually, Cruz surrendered at a church service, and his entire family followed: mother, father, brothers—all freed from demonic bondage because one man spoke the Word.
Williams closes with Zechariah's message to Zerubbabel: 'Not by might, nor by power, but by my Spirit, says the Lord.' Whether rebuilding a temple, choosing a spouse, or navigating discouragement, the pastor urges listeners to seek God's approval first. He invites anyone weary of making decisions in their own strength to raise a hand and ask God for wisdom—because human intelligence, money, and effort mean nothing without the Spirit's leading.