Pastor Roy Edwards challenges us to move from words to action by becoming the hands and feet of Jesus in everyday life. He shares stories, Scripture, and practical steps — serving small needs, staying interruptible, meeting real needs, speaking hope, and inviting others to join.

Pastor  calls us to do one intentional act of service this week, reminding us that ordinary kindness reflects the kingdom and points people to Christ.

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What does it really mean to be the hands and feet of Jesus? In this episode, Pastor Roy unpacks the powerful call to feed the poor and serve “the least of these” with practical compassion. Discover how every act of kindness, no matter how small, becomes an act of worship and changes lives for eternity.

Listen for biblical insight, real-life stories, and a special opportunity to join our mission of feeding 5,000 people this Thanksgiving.   Let’s be the Church, one act of love at a time!

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In this episode of In the Word with Roy Edwards, Pastor Roy continues the series "Jesus is Lord," exploring what it means to surrender to Christ and to refuse surrender to the world's influences.

Pastor Roy addresses family life, media influence, comfort, fear, and practical steps like fasting, discipline, and daily choices to crucify the flesh. The message calls listeners to examine what shares the throne of their heart, make decisive daily "no" decisions to the world, and fully make Jesus Lord in every area of life.

Pastor Roy Edwards continues the series "Jesus Is Lord," exploring what it means to make Jesus both Savior and  Lord of your life. He contrasts lip service with true surrender.

The message calls us all to prioritize Jesus above possessions, careers, and comforts, enjoy the blessings of surrender, freedom, rest, and fruitfulness.

On this episode of In the Word with Roy Edwards, Pastor Roy explains what it truly means to call Jesus "Lord"—not merely a title but ownership and supreme authority over every area of life. He challenges believers to move from lip service to genuine surrender, obedience, and transformation.

In this episode Pastor Roy Edwards challenges believers to become "truth dealers," boldly proclaiming Scripture in a culture that often silences biblical truth.

Using examples from Jesus, Stephen, Paul, and a modern witness like Charlie Kirk who was assasinated this past week while speaking the truth, Pastor Edwards warns of the cost of compromise, urges us to know the Word, speak the truth in love, and remain faithful even under persecution.

This message is a call to action: awaken, share the gospel, and stand for God's truth with courage and compassion.

In this podcast Pastor Edwards speaks from a heavy heart after recent tragedies, acknowledging grief, anger, and confusion while pointing us to the comfort and hope found in Jesus and Scripture.

He calls believers to prayer, perseverance in doing good, standing for truth and justice, and boldly proclaiming Christ’s light to a hurting world.

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In this episode Roy Edwards challenges us to live an active, outward-moving faith—building kingdom culture by serving others, sharing the gospel, and refusing spiritual comfort and stagnation.

Pastor Roy Edwards examines Exodus 18 and Ephesians 4 to show how God designs the church as a team, not a crowd. Using Jethro’s counsel to Moses and the fivefold ministry, he urges believers to move from consumer to contributor by discovering gifts, serving others, and equipping the saints for ministry.

Pastor Roy Edwards unpacks Exodus 18 and Ephesians 4 to show how God designed the church as a team, not a crowd. Using Jethro's advice to Moses, he explains the fivefold ministry and why leaders must equip believers to serve instead of doing all the work themselves.

Pastor challenges us all to stop being consumers and start using their gifts—through service, discipleship, and giving—so the church can reach more people and be a life-changing presence in the community.