Apostle Williams addresses the critical theme of time and eternity, sounding a prophetic alarm rooted in the book of Amos—that God reveals His intentions to His prophets. Citing recent global events, including the conflict between Israel and Iran and America's swift involvement, Apostle Williams warns that these developments align with a divine revelation of a global "storm" lasting three months and concluding in September. He draws sobering parallels to the sudden passing of Pastor Josiah, whose earthly accomplishments became void in death, reminding listeners that life is fragile, time is short, and only what is done in Christ will count. The message strongly stresses readiness for the Rapture, when some will be taken and others left behind to face great tribulation, demonic manifestations, and the rise of a global leader of darkness.
Apostle Williams proclaims that faith in God establishes a person, while belief in God's prophet brings prosperity. He passionately teaches on the role of the Holy Spirit, referencing Joel 2:28 to affirm that every true believer is capable of prophesying and operating in supernatural power, peace, and wisdom. He urges believers to live by the Spirit, not the world, drawing on Ephesians 2:1 and Colossians. Salvation, he stresses, is urgent and freely available—Jesus washes away even scarlet sin and conforms the saved into His own likeness (Romans 8:29). Apostle Williams concludes with a compelling call to righteousness, warning that those who reject Christ now may suffer unspeakable torment later. Yet, for those who respond, there is eternal hope, divine authority on earth, and full assurance that their past is remembered no more.
