Hunter Station Baptist Church

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06/05/2026

Charlie’s wisdom is missed

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‼️ UPDATE on Will Roberts —

For a few terrifying hours today, Will’s family feared they had received another devastating blow in a cancer battle that has already asked far too much of a 15-year-old boy.

Then came a phone call that changed everything.

“Radiologist has been on the phone with the oncologist and it’s NOT on the brainstem from MRI. They believe it’s a spot that will be targeted tomorrow. THANK YOU GOD!!!!”

If you’ve been following Will’s journey, you know why those words matter.

Will is the Alabama teenager whose emotional videos about not wanting to die touched millions of people. Since then, many of us have followed his fight against osteosarcoma, the cancer that led to the amputation of his leg, spread beyond its original location, and was later discovered in his brain.

Today was supposed to be another day of appointments in California.

Instead, it became a day filled with fear.

His mom, Brittney, shared that they were racing across town from one specialist appointment to another, trying to determine whether the vision problems that have been affecting Will could be tied to a lesion on his brainstem.

And she was honest about where her heart was.

“We have never gotten a good report so I already know the answer.”

“God I need you. I’m losing my faith.”

Reading those words, you can feel the exhaustion.

Not just from today.

From months of scans. Treatments. Radiation. Experimental therapies. Long drives. Hospital rooms. And the constant fear of what the next test might show.

Then came the update. Not the news they feared. Not the worst-case scenario.

A small piece of good news in a fight that rarely seems to offer any.

The area doctors are concerned about is not on the brainstem, and they believe it is something that can be targeted with treatment.

Tonight, Will’s family is breathing a little easier than they were just a few hours ago.

And after everything this young man has endured, sometimes even a small victory feels enormous.

Please continue praying for Will.

Pray for successful treatment tomorrow. Pray for answers about his vision. Pray for strength for his mom and dad. And pray that this teenager, who keeps showing up to fight every single day, gets more moments where hope wins over fear. ❤️

06/04/2026

I can’t fathom what Brittney’s momma heart is feeling. Pray that God has a miracle in store for this precious young man 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

He pushed his friend Will Roberts onto an elevator yesterday.
While Will fights bone cancer and tumors behind his eyes, his buddy Cooper is in Santa Monica, CA with him.

Late last night, Brittney Roberts sent along the latest from California.
Brittney and Jason Roberts are with their son and his friend, as several things have been tugging at them from all sides:

Writes Brittney:

“Today (Wednesday) has been one of those days.

“I miss my mama. I miss Charlie. I miss home.

“We are still living in the land of unknowns.
No real answers yet on Will’s eyes. Every day seems to be appointments, scans, treatments, traffic, and trying to keep up with whatever comes next and also the fear of the cancer spreading.

“I don’t stalk numbers anymore. I can’t. It’s mentally draining and trying to predict what’s going on inside of his body based on numbers telling you it’s spreading like wildfire but to look at him just living life to the fullest breaks you a little more each day.

“This afternoon we took a break at Dave & Buster’s.
I sat at a table and watched Will from a distance.
Just a kid wanting to be a normal 15-year-old.
Wearing a patch over one eye. Walking on a prosthetic.
Carrying more than most adults will ever have to carry.

“And yet there he was… smiling, playing games, laughing, and soaking up every bit of life he can.

“Meanwhile, I’m the mama sitting at a table trying to quietly wipe away tears before he notices because the truth is, watching him fight this hard is both inspiring and heartbreaking at the same time.

“Will keeps showing up every day and taking whatever life throws at him like a champ.
He keeps finding reasons to smile, laugh, and keep moving forward.

“So if I’m being honest, he’s carrying me more than I’m carrying him today.

“Some days faith feels strong.
Some days it’s exhausting like today.

“ Tomorrow (Thursday) we’ll get up, walk back into another appointment, and keep marching forward because that’s what Will does and if he’s getting up doing it then I can’t have a reason to stop…..

“I am so mentally exhausted and drained.
Lord, please give us answers for his eye.

“Tonight I just need my mama out here with me.

“Jason knows so he has started working on getting her and Charlie out here with us next week.”

Thanks to Brittney for sharing her heart.

Remember, you can follow Will’s journey on Facebook at Brittney Battles Roberts

https://www.gofundme.com/f/rally-for-wills-cancer-journey

06/03/2026

Jesus May Come Today
1 Thessalonians 4:13-18

06/03/2026

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‼️ UPDATE on Will Roberts —

Yesterday, I shared a photo of Will watching the sunset over the Pacific Ocean with his best friend, Cooper.

Today, the Alabama teenager is back in treatment.

If you’re new to Will’s story, he’s the teen whose emotional videos about not wanting to die touched millions of people online.

That support helped lead him to California, where he is receiving the experimental cancer treatment DeltaRex-G after osteosarcoma spread beyond where doctors first found it.

More recently, his family learned the cancer had spread to his brain.

Now they’re facing a new challenge.

Will’s family says they are finally starting to get the severe pain in his eye under better control, which is a huge answer to prayer. But the double vision continues, and it has become one of the biggest frustrations he faces every day.

Doctors are still trying to understand exactly why.

His family says the brain tumors appear very small and aren’t located where doctors would typically expect them to cause this level of vision problems.

Because of that, specialists are now digging deeper into the biology of Will’s cancer, studying tumor DNA and looking for clues that could help guide future treatments.

Today, Will received another DeltaRex-G treatment and his second round of radiation focused on his eyes.

There was also some encouraging news.

His latest PET scan showed no significant changes from the previous scan.

But the reality is that Will is still a teenager trying to navigate radiation treatments, eye patches, double vision, and the uncertainty that comes with a cancer fight that keeps changing.

His mom says he keeps talking about wanting to go to Six Flags with Cooper while he’s in California.

That’s what gets me.

Not a teenager asking for something extraordinary.

Just a teenager wanting to see clearly enough to enjoy a day with his best friend.

Please keep praying for Will. Pray that the radiation works. Pray that his vision improves. Pray that doctors find the answers they’re searching for.

And pray for a young man who continues showing up to this fight every single day, even when the road ahead remains uncertain. ❤️🙏