Letters Written on Our Hearts

Rosie J. Williams is a Christ follower and author who cheers people on in their faith and teaches them how to study the Bible. Rosie writes devotionals, inspirational non-fiction books, children’s books and provides resources and referrals that can help people in areas of personal growth and Christian faith. 

Rosie’s husband, Steve, is a Vietnam veteran. The Williams are leaders in a military ministry, called Point Man Ministries of Kansas. Rosie has a special appreciation and heart for military spouses and children.

Rosie has written two books and co-authored two books. Rosie’s most recent book is “The Little Jeep Who Couldn’t Beep,” a children’s book to be released September 1, 2021. “Repurposed Faith: Breathing New Life Into Your Quiet Time” is for believers who need to overcome common obstacles for a meaningful and personal relationship with God.

On November 11, 2020, Rosie and her husband, Steve, released “Nine Pairs of Boots in Vietnam: Steps to Healing Every Veteran Needs to Know”. Steve’s memoir of his time served in Vietnam will inspire others with stories of how his faith helped him and how he went on to find purpose in serving other veterans.

Rosie also co-authored “Running Away and Finding Home: An Abandoned Child’s Journey to Hope and Healing”, the story of Judge Tommy Webb that follows his early years as a Korean war child and his eventual adoption by an American family. Rosie has contributed to “Faith Deployed Again”, “Military Wives New Testament, Psalms and Proverbs”, and the “Military Families Bible”. Steve and Rosie have contributed stories to “Stories of Faith and Courage From the Vietnam War” and “Stories of Faith and Courage From the Home Front”.