Globally Growing

Since the launch of my first book, The Nehemiah Factors, Your Pathway To Godly, Effective Leadership, it has landed on three of Amazon's Bestseller Lists. It remains on one to date. To celebrate the success of The Nehemiah Factors, I'm offering a 50% discount to the first 50 listeners who place an order for the audiobook by clicking the link below and entering the promo code: BESTSELLER. Act now while the discount is in effect.

Three weeks ago, we began a three-week series entitled, Struggling To Forgive. Inspired by a book of the same title, this series will tap into the life and the forgiveness process of two Christian ministers, Anntricia Bray Smith, and Twyla Ellis. We heard their testimonies, how they processed their pain, let go of their past, and renewed their minds. Today, Twyla's will wrap up this series by discussing what happens both psychologically and spiritually when one experiences trauma and provides the key ingredients for healing.

Two weeks ago, we began a three-week series entitled, Struggling To Forgive. Inspired by a book of the same title, this series will tap into the life and the forgiveness process of two Christian ministers, Anntricia Bray Smith, and Twyla Ellis. We heard Anntricia's testimony, how she processed her pain, let go of her past, and renewed her mind. 

Today, we will hear Twyla's riveting story that begins with incest and ends with healing. The combination of her testimony and yoke-breaking words have created the need for us to share her story over a two-week period, so sit back, relax, and let God minister to you as we start her story.

NOTE: Today’s episode carries a trigger warning for trauma and sexual assault. Don’t worry, we don’t get very graphic, but for those of you who are uncomfortable about that kind of thing, it might be a lot to take in. The content between the 7:00=9:15 that contains sensitive discussions. Feel free to skip past that section to enjoy the remaining part of this episode and receive the ministerial impact of it. I promise it will provide a healing balm for your soul.

Last week, Toni Williams shared her story of how she contracted Covid, how she almost spread it to her elderly parents, and how she coped with its symptoms. Today, Toni shares some lessons she learned, and answers questions that are commonly raised today concerning Covid, the vaccine, and faith.

Toni mentioned an article she is working on about betrayal. She is still working on that article. As soon as it is published, we will let you know.

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Toni Williams, writing coach, editor, and publishing strategist, is back with us today. In this two-part series, Toni tells us about her battle with Covid and the lessons she's learned from her ordeal. She will also answer some difficult questions that many people who have contracted Covid may have encountered.

Global Growth Publishing Offerings:

Our new bestselling book entitled, The Nehemiah Factors: Your Pathway To Godly, Effective Leadership was released on January 1st. If you are residing in the and order directly from the Global Growth Publishing Website, your tax-free copy will be autographed along with Free Shipping. You can order from the following links;

January 4th, 2022 is the official release date of The Nehemiah Factors: Your Pathway To Godly, Effective Leadership. To celebrate, we are replaying the interview that Globally Growing Co-host in November 2021. 

During this series, we will explore how you can regain joy after suffering from the trauma of loss. Last week, the Gqebas talked about the birth and death of their firstborn, Thandiwe. They shared what their grief process looked like. This week they focus on their grieving process, their restoration, and how God turned their pain into a ministry tool to speak joy into the lives of others suffering from grief.

One of the fastest ways of shedding the baggage shame from your life is through the vehicle of thanksgiving. On this episode of Globally Growing, I continue my discussion with Renee Minor Johnson, Author of Ashamed No More Royal Rights And Responsibilities.  Last week Renee shared her powerful testimony of breaking shame through self-forgiveness. Today she shares about the importance of proper posturing that is required to obtain our royal inheritance as sons and daughters of the King of Kings. In order to properly position ourselves, we must break through the barriers of shame. Renee and I will discuss just how powerful the spirit of thanksgiving and praise is in shattering the very presence of shame.

When was the last time you got caught with your hand in the proverbial cookie jar? As children, getting caught and receiving our punishment is nothing more than our daily routine. However, some of us have done things as children - or even as adults -  that seem to have covered us in a dark cloud of guilt and shame. But there is a way to break free from the bondage of shame.

Today is the first of a two-part series designed to help you break free from the shame of your past. Our guest is Author, Speaker, and Minister, Renee Minor Johnson. In our interview, Renee shares the scares of shame she broke free from and provides you with a blueprint to obtaining your freedom.

On Today's episode, Tony Williams hosts Globally Growing and Sharon Williams is actually the guest discussing her new leadership training manual called, "The Nehemiah Factors: Your Pathway To Godly, Effective Leadership." Her book examines the life of Nehemiah and the spiritual timeless principles he employed when rebuilding the walls of Jerusalem and implementing reforms there. 

Show Correction: The Nehemiah Factors will be released on January 4th, 2022.

During last week’s episode, Susanne Weegmann, Founder and leader of Prophetic Fire Ministry, and I began this two-part discussion about hearing God’s Voice. During our discussion, Susanne shared an experience where someone misinterpreted a prophetic word that God had given her. Fortunately, she was led by the spirit to reject the misinterpretation and embrace God’s promise. She also prayed that you will receive God’s word in such a way that doubt can not enter to rob you of God’s promise. 

Today, we will share some of the entertaining ways that God has spoken to us in the past, and Susanne will speak directly to three categories of people who feel they have never heard God speak: The skeptical, the fearful, and the hungry. 

Today's episode is about the joys of hearing God speak.

Do you believe that God doesn’t speak directly to people today the way He did in the Bible? Are you, like me when I was a child,  petrified at the thought of hearing God’s voice? Or, are you among those who long to hear Him speak, curious about how He sounds, or wonder what it would feel like when He says something.

If you are of the persuasion that God doesn’t speak today, I have some news for you. I know from personal experience that not only does He speak, but He longs to speak to His people. To those who are scared of hearing Him speak, never fear. His words bring life, joy, and peace, and then they rinse and repeat. Now, I have a special word for those of you who feel you have never heard God speak, but you long to hear Him. He’s listening to your heart’s cry right this very instant. And our guest is someone who is gifted in guiding people towards hearing God’s voice.

Susanne Weegmann is the founder and leader of Prophetic Fire Ministry. She has attended many different Bible colleges and studies. As a writer and teacher, Susanne ministers in different congregations and several house groups. With her prophetic anointing, she leads various prayer groups and has been teaching since 2010. 

What can we learn from our earthly, sibling bonds as they relate to Christianity? What can we take from our familial relationships and apply to our spiritual relationships? Our guest today is Jennifer Dugger, author of Sister Talk: Experiencing God’s Love Through Christian Friendships. Jennifer is passionate about helping women see how God can equip and empower them for His mission. Inspired to share how God has helped her mature and learn through life's surprising events, she started a blog and Facebook page called Growing By Surprise. They are dedicated to encouraging women in their faith and offering hope in the journey for those who have children with special needs.

Paulini Turagabeci is the author of the new book, "One To Borrow, One To Fake, One To Consummate." In our interview, Paulini talks about how attempts to bridge the gap between her passion, which is writing with her purpose, which is Christian Education. She then gives us a glimpse into the life of Nina, the main character of this exciting Christian Fiction.