Dr. Willets’ personal beliefs

My concern for anyone who is grieving the death of someone or something significant in their life is that they believe in what gives them concrete hope and relative peace to walk through their particular storm. 

What you believe going into a personal storm will determine how well you walk through that storm. That is why I feel it is important for me to share my personal spiritual beliefs so you can, at least, see how they held up under the heat of blistering grief.

First, the Bible is the primary source of authority over what I believe. I don’t feel compelled to prove the authenticity of the Bible because it has proven trustworthy in dozens of personal storms in my life. The Bible is what taught me that I can grieve with hope.

Second, the source of my salvation is Jesus of Nazareth. I am not a Christian because I am a white male from European decent. My faith is placed in Jesus because I believe what the Bible says he is, the Son of God. I don’t believe in the conservative Jesus or the liberal Jesus, I believe in the Jesus who is fully revealed in the Bible.

Third, the source of my comfort is the Holy Spirit.  Jesus said the primary function of the Holy Spirit in a believer’s life is to bring comfort. I advise people to verbally call on the Holy Spirit to give them comfort in times of grief. He is faithful and He will comfort you.

Forth, the source of my encouragement is the people who believe like me. In the book and video series I counseled you to find a core group of people who believe as you believe. When the storms of life hit, these are the people who can stand soul to soul with you.

If you wish to contact me for any further spiritual counseling, click the “contact us” link on the home page. If you do not have a Bible, one will be delivered to you free of charge.