Pamela Rose Williams

Articles by Pamela Rose Williams

Pamela Rose Williams is a wife, mother and grandmother. She and her husband, Dr. Michael L. Williams, have served in Christian ministry since 2001. She has a Bachelor’s Degree in Christian Education and spends most of her time as a professional editor and writer, working with many Christian authors and artists. Additionally, she works with her husband using their extensive experience in information technology to provide Christ-centered teaching and resources to people all over the world. Learn more about Pamela at Christianity Every Day.

Pamela Rose has written 407 articles on What Christians Want To Know! Read them in the archive below.

If you like what you're reading, you can get free daily updates through the RSS feed here. Thanks for stopping by!

KJV Memory Verses From Each Book of the New Testament

As believers it is important to spend time in the Word of God. How else will we know what God wants us to know, if we do not read His Word – The Bible. As time goes on you should start recalling verses to mind as you read and memorize Scripture. Here are some KJV […]

Read the full article →

10 Topics for Youth Meetings

by Pamela Rose Williams

Youth Activities and youth meetings are very important to the life of a church family. For if we have no youth the future of the church is threatened. If fact, without young families and their youth, the church will surely die. So when you bring the youth together you should always have a plan for […]

Read the full article →

What the Bible Says About Satan and Evil Spirits

by Pamela Rose Williams

There are so many evil things that people are interested in today. Vampires, zombies and death are the topic of many television programs, movies and books. Witches and witchcraft are glamorized and the quest for evil spirits that seem to haunt houses has become all the craze. To many this evil is good — they […]

Read the full article →

Great KJV Bible Verses About God’s Power

by Pamela Rose Williams

We have some great words to describe God in our English language: God is omniscient which means He is all-knowing God is omnipresent, which means He is everywhere and God is omnipotent, which means He is all powerful Take a look at these great KJV Bible verses about God’s power. The Power of God Saves […]

Read the full article →

Other Names for The Church in the Bible

by Pamela Rose Williams

When you read the Bible many times you will see something that has several names. The name of God is something that changes based upon certain attributes. Sometimes the names of people, places and things change as well, based upon translations. Once such thing is the name that the Bible has for the God’s people, […]

Read the full article →

The Seven Churches Described in the Book of Revelation

by Pamela Rose Williams

When you study the Book of Revelation, one of the first things that you will look at are the seven churches listed in Revelation chapters 2 and 3. There you will see seven actual letters from Jesus — one to each church. In the letters He applauds and chastises each church and He offers them […]

Read the full article →

From Prodigal to Redeemed

by Pamela Rose Williams

I have heard it said that sometimes you have to hit rock bottom before you realize a need. This is indeed the case for many people who are ignoring the call to accept Jesus as Savior. Though it is not always true, I have seen people go through life as a Prodigal — someone who […]

Read the full article →

People Jesus Appeared to After His Resurrection

by Pamela Rose Williams

As Christians we believe in the death, burial and resurrection of Jesus. This is, in fact, one of the fundamentals of faith. Without this victory over death we could not enter into the kingdom (John 11:25; 1 Thes 4:14; Romans 6:4; Romans 8:11; 1 Cor 15:12-32). The fact that Jesus rose from the dead is […]

Read the full article →

10 Events Seen in All 4 Gospels

by Pamela Rose Williams

All four of the Gospel accounts, Matthew, Mark, Luke and John, share details about Jesus in a particular point of view. Matthew portrays Jesus as the King and Messiah — he focuses on what Jesus said. Mark shows Jesus as the Servant of God and he simply speaks of what Jesus did. Luke shares Jesus […]

Read the full article →