Author: Russelyn Williams

Russelyn Williams is the author of “The Single Christian Woman’s Guide” and the visionary for “Intercession For A Generation”, an award-winning young adult blog and ministry website. Her content focuses on life and relationship lessons from a Biblical perspective, with a special reach for singles and single women in particularly. Her newest venture is www.holyneckswirl.com, A movement that surrounds her new book. Outside of writing, Russelyn enjoys reading, fellowship with friends, watching a good movie, and cooking. She resides in the suburbs of Chicago, IL.

Manhood Series Part I: Her Head not her God | @intercession4ag @trackstarz

Just like a woman of God compromises by going with a man who does not know his identity in Christ and ends up having to put up with more than God intended because of it; Men do the same thing with women who lack identity in Christ. Many men find a physically attractive woman, and […]

Guard Your Intimate Relationship With God | @intercesstion4ag @trackstarz

Those who really know me know that my intimate relationship with God is the most important thing that I have. I emphasize intimate, meaning close. This is important because there are believers in Christ who are far from God, and believers in Christ who are close to God. I want to be one who is […]

Are You Ready for What God is About to Do? | @intercession4ag @trackstarz

Have you ever heard the story of the boy who cried wolf? He was a shepherd boy who cried out warning of the arrival of a wolf at least 3-4 times. His neighbors, each time came out to help him, and he laughed at them each time because there really was no wolf. However, the […]

As a Single Person, What Do You Do When Your Hormones Get Hot? | @intercession4ag @trackstarz

This is a real and needed post. Being single and walking in sexual purity is a form of sacrifice because it isn’t like our hormones don’t work. We just simply have no release when the fire sets ablaze. Some participate in ungodly things, while others simply endure through the suffering trusting God to one day […]

Is It Okay For Christians To Listen To Secular Music? | @intercession4ag @trackstarz

I’ve had a few people ask me this question this past summer. I even had one brother go as far as to say that he will be bumping Trip Lee on his honeymoon lol! That was too funny! Of course, I discouraged bumping Trip Lee on the honeymoon, but everyone has their preference. As for […]

The Story of Marriage – Book Review | @intercession4ag @trackstarz

The Story of Marriage was written by two of my favorite authors and speakers: John & Lisa Bevere. They are a husband and wife team who have been in ministry for years sharing several nuggets to assist the Body of Christ in coming to maturity. I loved the book! It started out with the theme […]

Babygirl, You Ain’t Gotta Do All Of That To Get A Man | @intercession4ag @trackstarz

I’m noticing some of my younger sisters in Christ walking on dangerous territory in the name of trying to be loved. Some of my younger sisters in Christ are experimenting sexually and trying to learn to become good at sex acts in the name of attracting and keeping a man. Women who value their worth […]

How Should You Deal With Fear of The Future? | @intercession4ag @trackstarz

You will keep in perfect peace those whose minds are steadfast because they trust in you. – Isaiah 26:3 There is a steadfastness that God desires to get us to. God improves our steadfastness by allowing us to go through trials and tribulations that force us to a place of seeking God that requires us […]

How to Respond to Racism and The New Jim Crow – Part III | @intercession4ag @trackstarz

If you have a burden to work against racism, pursue it, but don’t leave Christ out: God gives everyone a burden, a passion to pursue and address in life. If eradicating racism is your passion, then go for it. I personally believe that racism will always exist until Jesus comes back because it is a […]

How to Respond to Racism and The New Jim Crow – Part II | @intercession4ag @trackstarz

Don’t allow hate to pull you down to its level. Instead, allow it to refine you as a person. I see racism as an anti-love trap. It not only affects the victim targeted by it but probably more potently, it victimizes the one who perpetrates it. Don’t allow racism to become your problem turning you […]