When God Says You’re the Head: William’s Story

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William Atitso Amankwah heard God's voice at six years old and is still listening at 49. In this episode, he shares how God called him out of a stable management role to start AWA Roofing Company in Ghana—a business built on prayer, generosity, and kingdom work. From a $25,000 seed gift to training women and supporting orphans quarterly, William's story is about radical obedience and divine provision. Full article link in show notes.

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