Surviving the Hell: The Key for Making It Through Difficult Times

By Bishop Darryl K. Williams

Hell on earth is the time period in our lives that causes pain, suffering, turmoil, and emotional distress. This book give you real life challenges that we may face from time to time and how the "gate of hell shall not prevail". This book will liberate you from emotional prison and free you from unforgiveness, hurt, broken heart, and bitterness. I share with you some very personal hell like situations and how I survived them:

* Surviving South East Washington, DC

* Know that The Spirit Is Real & Speaks In The Middle Of Your Hell

* You Can Survive A Broken Marriage

* Surviving The Hell Even In The Church

* Doors Can Open While Hell Is Raging

* God's Devine Purpose In Your Hell Experience

* Don't Let Your Hell Make You Bitter

* You Can Go Through Hell And Survive

• Language: English
• Publisher: AuthorHouse
• Release date: Aug 10, 2011
• ISBN: 9781463443252

Bishop Darryl K. Williams

Bishop Darryl K. Williams is a native Washingtonian and presently resides in the State of Virginia. He holds a Doctorate in Christian Education and a Master of Arts in Clinical Pastoral Counseling. Bishop Williams is a teacher and anointed preacher of the gospel of Jesus Christ. He is married and shares in ministry with his wife Teacher Daisy Williams. Senior Pastor for eighteen years of First Baptist Church Loretto, VA. His a visionary and this evidence by being the Founder and Dean of Alpha Bible College. A socially concerned entrepreneur and educator. Instrumental in the birthing of Hope of Glory International Church in Maryland. Serves as Chief Executive Officer for the Christian Outreach Community Center (COCC).

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First published by AuthorHouse 08/01/2011

ISBN: 978-1-4634-4327-6 (sc)

ISBN: 978-1-4634-4325-2 (ebk)

Library of Congress Control Number: 2011913210

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Contents

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

INTRODUCTION

CHAPTER 1 Surviving Southeast Washington DC

CHAPTER 2 The Spirit Is Real and He Speaks

CHAPTER 3 Where Do I Go from Here?

CHAPTER 4 Hearing the Call

CHAPTER 5 Surviving a Broken Marriage

CHAPTER 6 Surviving the Hell, Even in the Church

CHAPTER 7 Doors Can Open While Hell Is Raging

CHAPTER 8 God’’s Divine Purpose in Your Hell Experience

CHAPTER 9 Don’’t Let Your Hell Make You Bitter

CHAPTER 10 You Can Go through Hell and Survive

About the Author

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

As with any major building project, it takes a great team to make all the elements work together in a book. I want to extend my personal and sincere thanks to:

Daisy Williams—my wife. Know that I love you, and I’’m thankful to the Lord for your being in my life. Thanks for being present in my life.

Our children—to all five of our wonderful children and their spouses. I am so proud and blessed by what you have become and for your love for the Lord Jesus. Thank you for your love and support.

Our grandchildren—Some time ago I was told, If you think you love your children, just wait until those grandchildren come. Now I truly know what that means. Know that all four of you hold a special place in my heart, and you give me so much inspiration.

To my siblings—Denise, Pamela, Michael, and Michelle, thank you all for playing an important part in my life. I have become who I am because of the role you have played in my life. All of you, in your own special way, remind me of our deceased parents.

First Baptist Church Family—Thank you, First Church, for your support down through the years and for loving me unconditionally. You have played a special role in my life, and I am grateful to the Lord for my divine assignment as your leader.

Pastor Wilbert Ridgely Jr.—Thank you for being there down through the years, and I shall never forget your support of and push for this book. Your friendship is cherished.

In memory of my parents—Thanks, Mom and Dad (Thelma and James). I am truly blessed that you have been in my life and for how the Lord used you to shape me and teach me so much about life. Thank you for showing me how to survive the hell.

INTRODUCTION

My prayer is that this book will encourage you to know that there is no situation that cannot be conquered, no problem that God cannot resolve, and no broken heart that cannot be mended. Growing up in Washington DC produces so many memories—some good and some not so good. I lived in the projects during my early years. I