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Ministry Spouses PodcastLooking for His Appearing - We all have a date with destiny — Dr. Hyveth WilliamsThis author reflects on the fragility of life, inspired by a personal loss, and draws parallels with Paul the apostle’s preparation for his eventual death. Paul’s legacy teaches the importance of living a life of faith and perseverance, always fighting the good fight for Christ and eagerly awaiting His return. 2025-03-1204 min
Stay UnqualifiedEmpowering Millennials and Gen Z: A Conversation with Dr. Hyveth WilliamsWe have the opportunity to speak to Dr. Hyveth Williams about how the Church needs to reach and include the younger generation in ministry. We talk about how the skills and perspectives that the new generation has can be used, not just to spread the gospel, but to affirm young people in how necessary they are in the Great Commission.
Dr. Hyveth Williams, serves as the first female Director of the Doctor of Ministry program and Professor of Homiletics at The Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary (SDATS) at Andrews University in Michigan. She is also a pastor and...2024-05-0233 min
The Upset PodcastPeeling Back the Layers: Women's Ordination: Part IIUpSetters discuss women's ordination with special guests, Dr. Olive Flemming, Dr. Hyveth Williams and Pastor Darnisha Thomas.2023-03-201h 26Ministry Spouses PodcastPersonal Experience Required — Hyveth WilliamsIf a personal experience with Christ is at the very heart of the Christian faith, on whom or what is your faith anchored? 2022-12-2605 min
What's the Message?What's The Message Season 3, Episode 15: Ground BreakersIf you missed episode 15 of our third season of the What's the Message podcast, you can experience it right now. Our Editor-in-Chief, Carmela Monk-Crawford talks to Dr. Hyveth Williams about breaking ground as the first Black woman pastor of her denomination. Our two hosts also discuss recent shootings and court cases. What is really going on in America?2022-05-3041 min
Restore PodcastRestore-Episode 74-Benjamin Baker: Adventist Black HistorySend us a Text Message - include e-mail or phone number in your message to receive a response.Episode 74 is special edition for Black History Month where I have a great conversation with Benjamin Baker, Ph.D. He talks with us about what perhaps may be lesser-known facts and history of the journey of some Black Adventists.Show Notes/Links/ResourcesBlack Seventh-day Adventist HistoryWeb SiteYouTube ChannelBook: The Underground Railroad Records by William StillBook: Breaking Barriers: The First Ladies of Education by DeWitt S. WilliamsArticle: Recognition Event Honors the Life and Legacy...2022-02-171h 20
MultiplyNot sitting anymore, I am planting a churchJose and seminary professor Hyveth Williams go into the reasons that led a distinguished and respected Seminary professor to leave her established church and venture into a new community, resulting in a church plant. Their open, vulnerable, and fun conversation on ‘why” and “how to” plant a church will inspire you, and perhaps move you to go and do the same.Hyveth Williams serves as the Director of the Doctor of Ministry program and professor of homiletics at the Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary. She is also the pastor of The Grace Place in South Bend, Indiana. For more info...2021-03-0830 minRestore PodcastRestore-Episode 60-Hyveth Williams - Gervon Marsh: The Art and Beauty of Black PreachingSend us a Text Message - include e-mail or phone number in your message to receive a response.Episode 60 of the Restore Podcast is in honor of Black History Month as we have a conversation about the art and beauty of the Black preaching tradition. I was blessed to speak with Dr. Hyveth Williams, professor of Homiletics at Andrews University Theological Seminary and senior pastor of The Grace Place Seventh-day Adventist Church, and Dr. Gervon Marsh who is part of our Pastoral Ministries team here at Florida Conference and holds a doctorate in preaching from Dallas Theological...2021-02-221h 17