What does faithful ministry look like when your church has 10, 20, or 30 people?

In the first episode of The Small Church Pastor, Pastor Brian Roy shares the heart behind this new series and talks honestly about the realities of serving a smaller congregation.

From limited finances and technology to volunteers, leadership, outreach, and wearing multiple hats, small-church ministry brings unique challenges—but small does not mean insignificant.

This series is about encouraging pastors, sharing practical ideas, and helping small churches faithfully use the people and resources God has entrusted to them.

Keep serving, because small doesn't mean insignificant.

What if the greatest danger to the church in the last days isn't persecution or government—but deception?

In Revelation 17–18, we see the rise and fall of Babylon the Great. Revelation 17 exposes a worldwide system of false religion and deception, while Revelation 18 reveals the collapse of a powerful economic system built on wealth, luxury, and human security.

In this message from Harmony Church, Pastor Brian Roy walks verse by verse through these chapters and shows why believers don't have to fear the direction of the world.

False religion will fall. Human power will fall. Wealth can disappear in a moment. But Jesus Christ remains Lord of lords and King of kings.

Revelation leaves us with a powerful challenge: Are we being shaped more by God's Word or by the culture? Is our confidence in Christ or in temporary things? And if Jesus returned today, would He find us faithful?

Babylon falls. Jesus reigns. And when everything else falls, He will still be standing.

Scripture: Revelation 17–18 (NKJV)

I'm currently attending the Church of God General Assembly, and one thing has become very clear: there are faithful pastors all across the country serving churches of 10, 20, or 30 people who need encouragement.

That's why I'm excited to introduce a new series called The Small Church Pastor.

Over the coming weeks, we'll discuss leadership, church technology, finances, volunteers, outreach, discipleship, and practical ministry for pastors serving faithfully with limited resources.

Small churches matter.

Faithful pastors matter.

I hope you'll join me on this journey.

Have you ever looked out on a Sunday morning and wondered if serving a church with 10 people really matters?

You're not alone.

That's why I'm launching The Small Church Pastor—a new series designed to encourage and equip pastors serving small congregations.

We'll discuss leadership, technology, ministry, encouragement, and the unique challenges of faithfully serving in smaller churches.

New episodes begin next week.

Because small doesn't mean insignificant.

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"The most frightening thing isn't the earthquake, the hailstones, or Armageddon. The most frightening thing is a human heart so hardened against God that even when confronted with the unmistakable judgment of God, it still refuses to repent."

People often say, "If God would just show Himself, everyone would believe."

Revelation 15-16 tells a very different story.

In this episode, Pastor Brian Roy examines the seven bowl judgments and one of the most disturbing truths in all of Scripture: people witness God's power, experience His judgment, and still refuse to repent.

This verse-by-verse study explores God's holiness, the seriousness of sin, and the hope found only in Jesus Christ.

Welcome to the Pastor Brian Roy Podcast, where biblical truth meets practical ministry.

Each Sunday, you'll hear verse-by-verse preaching from God's Word. On Mondays, The Small Church Pastor offers practical ideas, encouragement, technology, and leadership resources for pastors and church leaders serving faithfully in the local church.

Whether you're growing in your faith or serving God's church, my prayer is that every episode encourages you, equips you, and points you to Jesus Christ.

Subscribe or follow the podcast and join us each week.