In the Word with Roy Edwards

In this episode Roy Edwards talks about the last thing people want to talk about... money.  Let's answer some tough questions and walk through what the Scriptures really say concerning money.   For more resources go to:  www.royedwards.org  

Pastor Roy Edwards Preaches through Luke 15. He explains the difference between religious judgment and the Father’s compassion, shows how repentance is the road home, and celebrates God’s restoring grace. It's time to come to our senses, return to the Father, and adopt a heart that runs toward broken people, because no one is too far gone for God’s mercy.   For more resources checkout www.royedwards.org  

In this episode Pastor Roy explains God's blueprint for marriage. He offers practical guidance for husbands and wives, teaching children by example, breaking unhealthy family cycles, and steps to restore and strengthen struggling marriages through prayer and faith. For more resources visit www.royedwards.org 

In this episode of In the Word with Roy Edwards, Pastor Roy teaches on the goodness of God and how our lives should respond, trusting God’s heart even when we don’t understand His plan. He explains that God is a trustworthy Father who withholds no good thing from those who walk uprightly, that delays are not always denials, and that God’s goodness gives us courage in trials. Pastor points to Jesus as the clearest picture of the Father and reminds us that one day we will fully see God’s goodness. For more resources visit www.royedwards.org.

Pastor Roy Edwards explains why true discipleship begins in the home and offers three practical truths to transform family life: live your faith, talk about Jesus every day, and make Christ the center of your home. This episode encourages us to lead spiritually through prayer, Bible reading, worship, and example so our homes become the center of faith for generations. For more resources check out: www.royedwards.org 

Pastor Roy reminds us that God’s goodness is unchanging, yesterday, today, and always, and encourages us to remember past victories, trust God during trials, and worship even when we don’t understand.   For more resources checkout www.royedwards.org  

The Holy Spirit doesn’t only comfort but empowers us to love, serve, and witness. Pastor calls Christians to stir up their gifts and make faith visible through acts of mercy and evangelism. This episode urges listeners to be activated, to serve practically, share the gospel in everyday life, and let the Spirit use them for the good of others and for the glory of God.   For more resources checkout www.royedwards.org 

Great Dads are present, set the direction, model Christlike love, and pass on a lasting relationship with Jesus to the next generation. This isn't about perfection, but direction!   For more resources check out www.royedwards.org  

Pastor Roy Edwards challenges us to shift from living out of obligation to living in gratitude, moving from "I have to" to "I get to." He explains how devotion renews ministry, makes repentance a gift, and transforms prayer, worship, giving, and service into privileges rather than burdens. This episode invites you to return to your first love, serve as unto the Lord, and experience the joy and renewal that come when faith is rooted in relationship instead of rules.   For more resources check out www.royedwards.org

Pastor Roy Edwards walks through Bible teaching on the last days: the signs Jesus warned about, the coming rapture and Christ’s final return. Prophecy is meant to prepare believers, not frighten them. The episode urges listeners to stay watchful, share the gospel, and trust Jesus as our blessed hope, living in faith, not fear.   For more resources, check out www.royedwards.org. Follow Roy Edwards on social media.  

In this episode Pastor Roy gives eight practical keys for living a life that pleases God. For books and more resources, visit www.royedwards.org. Check out Pastor Roy’s new best-selling book, "The Everyday Disciple" and the "60-Day Prayer Journal", available on Amazon, Kindle, and Barnes & Noble Online.

We are living in a generation where truth is under attack, compromise is celebrated, and many of us are being pressured to stay silent. But God has not called His Church to blend in, He has called us to stand. In this powerful message, Pastor Roy Edwards challenges us to rise up and stand for truth, holiness, the next generation, the power of the Holy Spirit, and the Gospel of Jesus Christ.  Subscribe, share, and join us as we grow together in God's Word. For more resources, books, and discipleship materials, visit www.royedwards.org and follow Pastor Roy on social media.  

Pastor Roy calls the church back to holiness, explaining that holiness is God’s nature, not legalism or perfection. He contrasts external rule-keeping with heart transformation, showing how obedience, purity, right priorities, and Christ-like love flow from a life surrendered to Jesus and empowered by the Holy Spirit.     For more helpful resources check out: www.royedwards.org   

Join Pastor Roy Edwards as he unpacks John 10:10 and explores what it truly means to live an abundant life.  Abundance is not defined by possessions, but by God's presence, peace, joy, and provision.   Through stories of Joseph, David, and Jesus’ miracles, Roy shows that abundance is available, accessible, and rooted in Christ. Be encouraged to focus on what you have, steward God’s gifts, and step into the fullness of life Jesus paid for.   For more resources check out www.royedwards.org  

This message is a call to cry out for fresh fire, to live Spirit empowered lives, and to be witnesses who change homes and cities, all for God's glory.   We need the power and the presence of the Holy Spirit.  Not just a touch or a goosebump, but transformational, abiding power.     For more resources checkout www.royedwards.org 

Pastor Roy Edwards explains that biblical grace is not permission to stay the same but the power that saves, teaches, disciplines, and transforms us into holy, obedient disciples of Jesus. He contrasts cheap grace with costly discipleship, urging us to grow, deny ungodliness, pursue good works, and rely on God’s sufficient grace in daily life.     For more resources go to:  www.royedwards.org

Pastor Roy challenges us in Part 2 of Saints & Sinners to embrace true transformation in Christ, crucifying the old self, fighting the flesh, and living as a new creation rather than merely trying to renovate old habits.   This is not just about what you WERE… it’s about what you are BECOMING.   For more resources: www.royedwards.org  

Pastor Roy Edwards challenges listeners to move beyond religion and cultivate true discipleship by abiding in Jesus, which produces lasting spiritual fruit like love, joy, peace, and self-control.     For more resources go to: www.royedwards.org 

Greta Edwards delivers a heartfelt message on 1 John 4:18, teaching that God’s perfect, sacrificial love drives out fear and brings peace. She encourages us all to move from head knowledge to heart knowledge of God, accept His unconditional love, and trust His promises in Scripture.   Greta is an ordained minister, a mentor to women, and the Director of Kids Church at Redemption Church in Casa Grande. She also leads a growing non-profit dedicated to helping people overcome addiction, rebuild their lives after incarceration, and find hope for a fresh start. Through resources such as a food bank, clothing closet, and ongoing community support programs, she is passionately committed to helping people not just survive — but truly thrive.   She is a Mom of two boys and has been married to Pastor Roy Edwards for over 25 years.  When Greta speaks, she has something to say.     For more resources go to: www.royedwards.org 

In this powerful opening episode of Sinners & Saints, Pastor Roy Edwards dives into a foundational question: What is a sinner? With clarity and conviction, he unpacks what Scripture says about sin, not just as an action, but as a lifestyle, and how it separates us from God. But this isn’t just about identifying the problem, it’s about transformation. You’ll hear how repentance, surrender, and the grace of God move us from living in sin to walking as saints. This episode challenges listeners to stop excusing sin and start confronting it with truth, humility, and the power of Jesus. If you’ve ever wrestled with sin, guilt, or the tension between who you are and who God is calling you to be, this message is for you.     For more resources go to: www.royedwards.org

This isn’t just teaching, it’s an invitation to step out of isolation to step into faith. To believe again for healing and restoration. If you’ve been struggling, hurting, or believing God for breakthrough—this episode will strengthen your faith and remind you that God still heals, restores, and responds to the prayers of His people. It’s time for fresh oil.     For more resources go to:  www.royedwards.org  

In this episode, Pastor Roy Edwards gets right to the heart of discipleship, what happens after you encounter Jesus. Because real disciples don’t stop when the moment fades… they keep going. Walking through the book of Acts, he unpacks how the early church was transformed, through Pentecost, bold preaching, opposition, and even persecution—and how they refused to back down. This is a call to move beyond passive church attendance… and step into a life that is Spirit-filled, bold, and on mission. The same power that ignited the early church is still available today. The question is… will you live it?     Fore more resources go to: www.royedwards.org  

Pastor Roy Edwards explains Mary’s act of pouring expensive oil on Jesus as a model for worship: the oil symbolizes the Holy Spirit and the anointing is meant to be offered, not hoarded. He outlines five truths—oil is an offering, it costs you something, it produces a fragrance, it requires a broken life, and it’s for daily living. Pastor calls us to a poured-out, a consecrated life to God. For more resources to help you thrive, check out Pastor Edwards' website at:  www.royedwards.org  

In this episode Roy Edwards explores discipleship through "daily bread," urging us to treat Scripture as the essential food for the soul. Scripture is the food for the soul you spirit cannot live without!   For more resources check out:  www.royedwards.org 

Pastor Roy Edwards teaches on the biblical symbolism of oil as the Holy Spirit and anointing, in Part #1 of his new series.  Using examples from 1 Samuel, Judges, Psalm 23 and the parable of the ten virgins, he explains why we need fresh oil—divine enablement—to be set apart, empowered, and sustained in our walk with God. He calls us to cultivate daily intimacy with God, avoid relying on others' anointing, and pursue a genuine filling of the Spirit so worship, ministry, and life bear lasting fruit.   For more resources go to www.royedwards.org  

In this episode, we ask a simple question: What happened after the Sea of Tiberias and the end of John’s Gospel? Walking through John 21, the Great Commission, the Ascension, and Pentecost, we trace how Jesus restores failed disciples, gives them a global assignment, tells them to wait for power, and then sends the Holy Spirit to birth the Church. You will see a clear pattern for your own discipleship journey: Jesus reveals Himself, restores you, commissions you, and empowers you to move from silent follower to bold witness.   For more resources go to:  www.royedwards.org 

On Resurrection Sunday Pastor Roy Edwards proclaims the empty tomb and explains how Jesus’ resurrection changes everything—removing the separation between God and humanity, turning apparent defeat into victory, and offering new life through faith in Jesus alone. He challenges listeners to respond, repent, and place their trust in Christ. Follow Roy on social media, just search for In The Word with Roy Edwards. For more resources please go to:  www.royedwards.org  

This episode explores what it means to count the cost of following Jesus, drawing on Luke 14 and the example of the rich young ruler. Roy explains that discipleship requires surrendering what competes with Christ—your schedule, money, mouth, purity, and pride, and contrasts cheap grace with costly grace. Practical steps include naming what you cling to, praying a morning surrender, making one costly act of obedience, and finding accountability to grow as a lifelong disciple. For more resources go to www.royedwards.org  Follow Roy on social media:  Just search for "In The Word with Roy Edwards" on Facebook, Instagram and X.

Pastor Roy Edwards teaches the biblical principle that "order matters"—that God must be first in every area of life. Drawing on Cain and Abel, the widow at Zarephath, and Jesus' teachings, he emphasizes heart posture, daily dependence, and the promise of God’s provision when we give our first and best.  

Whether you’re new in faith or growing deeper as a disciple, this episode will challenge and encourage you to serve with love, devotion, and joy.   For more resources check out my website at www.royedwards.org Follow me on social media!  

In this episode Roy Edwards explains why discipleship was never meant to be done alone and how real spiritual friendships and accountability help us grow.    For more resources or to learn more to go:  www.royedwards.org   

Pastor Roy Edwards explores the true biblical meaning of blessing, showing that God’s favor is more than material gain—it’s His presence, peace, and approval. Using Proverbs 10:22, the story of the woman who touched Jesus’ garment, and Jacob’s all-night wrestling, he calls us all to press in, persevere, and be emptied of self to receive lasting transformation.

Following Jesus doesn’t stop at church. Discover how to live as an everyday disciple—at home, at work, and in the real world.   For more resources or to connect with Roy go to:  www.royedwards.org Order Roy's latest book and prayer journal: amazon.com/author/pastorroyedwards   

Pastor Roy Edwards emphasizes becoming a new creation through the Word and the Spirit, moving from belief to lived change. We are encouraged to surrender, apply Scripture, and allow the Holy Spirit to produce lasting fruit—daily growth rather than temporary performance.

What does it really mean to follow Jesus? In this episode, Pastor Roy Edwards explores the biblical marks of a true disciple—love that looks like Jesus, obedience to His Word, bearing spiritual fruit, and the cost and joy of following Christ. This conversation moves beyond belief into real, everyday discipleship that transforms how we live. If you’re hungry to grow deeper in your walk with Jesus, this episode will encourage you to say “yes” again. 📖 Companion resource: The Everyday Disciple by Roy Edwards—available now on Amazon. Subscribe, share, and join us next week as we continue the discipleship journey.

Pastor Roy Edwards is teaching on the big “B” word—Balance. We need the truth of God’s Word and the power of the Holy Spirit. We need both. Pastor offers four practical steps: ask God what to do with what you hear, take small obedient steps, bring doubts to the Lord, and surround yourself with both Word-and-Spirit believers—inviting transformation and bold witness in everyday life.

In this episode, I talk about what true discipleship really looks like—moving beyond church attendance or simply gaining knowledge to a daily, transforming relationship with Jesus. I walk through the biblical foundations of discipleship and share practical steps we can all take: intentionally being with Jesus, learning and obeying His teachings, living in genuine community, and helping others follow Him. This episode is clear, encouraging, and practical, and my prayer is that it helps you deepen your walk with Christ and take one intentional step toward becoming an everyday disciple. For more resources or to learn more check out my website: www.royedwards.org To order my latest book on Amazon: amazon.com/author/pastorroyedwards   

Pastor Roy Edwards explains the "Big B Word" — the vital balance between God's Word and the Holy Spirit. Scripture gives us direction, correction, and maturity while the Spirit empowers us to live, witness, and serve.  

Roy Edwards unpacks Mark 2:1–12, retelling the story of the paralytic lowered through a roof and showing how the faith of friends moved Jesus to forgive and heal. He emphasizes that true faith is active, disruptive, and willing to get messy for another's breakthrough. The episode calls us to become "roof breakers" in 2026 — practical, prayerful, present people who carry others to Jesus through bold action, persistence, and compassion, and who refuse to be stopped by critics or obstacles.

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. Visit www.royedwards.org for tons of free resources and to support the ministry.

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! For more resources or to give financially to help others visit:  www.royedwards.org  

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. www.royedwards.org  

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.

In this episode Roy Edwards unpacks John 8, focusing on the story of the woman caught in adultery, the Pharisees’ trap, and Jesus’ stunning response of mercy. He explores themes of judgment, repentance, and the heart of true righteousness, then connects the incident to Jesus’ declaration, "I am the light of the world."