Angela talks to Doris (DeeDee) Diggs about life after the loss of her husband at age 36 and being left with three children to raise as a single parent. Dealing with her grief and theirs.

This is Minister Angela Willingham’s trial sermon, including praise and

worship led by Sis. Karen Brooks. Preached August 1, 2007 at the Berean Church in

Phoenix, AZ, where Pastor Fredrick L. Fairley, is the Senior Pastor.

Angela’s challenge to her Christian brothers and sisters examines whether the things that appear to be the judgment of men are really that or the conviction of the Holy Spirit. She makes it personal by sharing part of her own testimony of deliverance.

Angela challenges her Christian brothers and sisters to examine whether or not the things that appear to be the judgment of men are really the judgment of men or the conviction of the Holy Spirit.

Angela discusses situations in our lives that may appear to be getting worse

before they get better and who is really behind the challenges we face, using the story of

Moses as an example.

Angela discusses situations where we may want to help, but we need to let

God handle things His way. He has the perfect plan and the perfect timing.

Angela discusses what to do when it is not spelled out in black or white

Angela discusses being hot or cold/black or white instead of being gray or

lukewarm. We must stand for something.

Angela discusses how words affect us and why, then being careful not to

make assumptions about what people really mean, based on our own emotions and issues.

Angela talks to Mother Garrison, a woman of mountain moving faith the

importance of faith in hearing from God and doing what He tells us to do.