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Resilient Truths
Anointed Touch Ministry International recently joined in fellowship with Resilient Truths, where Apostle Dr. Cheryl Williams delivered a powerful message on harnessing the transformative power of the Holy Spirit. In her teaching, she emphasized the import
57:20•14 May 2024
Dunamis Power of God: Staying Plugged Into Real Strength
Episode Overview
- Tapping into God’s power is presented as a stronger answer to crisis than alcohol, drugs, or other temporary escapes.
- Believers are reminded they have specific rights, privileges, and access to spiritual "benefits" through Christ.
- Knowing who you are and who you belong to is framed as crucial when you feel like quitting or falling into the "space between".
- Regular Bible study and faith community can act as a lifeline on days when someone feels ready to give up.
- Private, focused prayer—"enter into thy closet and shut the door"—helps quiet emotions and create space for God’s guidance.
“"If I did not have bible study, I probably would have quit."”
Curious about how others navigate their sobriety journey? This faith-filled session from *Resilient Truths* centres on the "dunamis"—the power of God—shared by Apostle Dr. Cheryl Williams during Anointed Touch Ministry International’s fellowship with Rose Gardens and Dr. Bell. You’ll hear Dr. Williams frame Tuesday as "Empowerment Night", a time to build each other up, speak life, and remind everyone that "we're helpers one to another".
Her message focuses on tapping into the Holy Spirit’s power rather than turning to quick fixes like alcohol, drugs, or smoking when life feels overwhelming. She talks honestly about wanting to quit jobs, responsibilities, even life itself, and names that dangerous "space between" staying the course and giving up. Dr.
Bell openly shares her own moment of wanting to walk away from her career and "go flip burgers" after a bruising experience, admitting, "If I did not have bible study, I probably would have quit." That raw testimony sets the tone for a conversation about how showing up for spiritual community can keep someone from numbing out with substances or other escapes. Dr. Williams uses everyday examples—phone chargers, house keys, job benefits—to explain access to God’s power.
Just as a dead phone needs a charger, she says believers need to stay "plugged in" to the Holy Spirit through prayer, scripture, and fellowship. She stresses knowing "who you belong to" as the foundation for drawing on God’s strength during emotional and spiritual battles. There’s also a strong emphasis on intimate, private prayer—"enter into thy closet…and shut the door"—as a way to quiet anxiety, fear, and discouragement and make room for God.
For anyone in recovery or supporting someone through addiction and mental strain, this episode points toward spiritual tools for resilience, asking you to consider: when you hit that space between, where do you plug in for real power?

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