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?

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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.

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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!

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.