Rescources

By: Roy Edwards Feb 20, 2025

Many people wonder, “How can I truly know Jesus?” This message is not about religious traditions but about having a personal, life-changing relationship with Him. In this resource, we explore the biblical steps to knowing Jesus—seeking Him, trusting Him, and walking with Him daily. Whether you're searching for answers or looking to grow in your faith, this resource will guide you toward a deeper understanding of who Jesus is and how He transforms lives.

By: Roy Edwards Feb 19, 2025

Many believers ask, “What is God’s will for my life?” We seek guidance in our calling, career, ministry, and personal decisions. How to live with purpose and clarity, using our gifts to serve God? I'm so glad you asked! We will find out!

By: Roy Edwards Feb 18, 2025

Every believer faces battles with sin and temptation. Whether it’s addiction, anger, pride, lust, or any other struggle, Christians often ask, “How can I overcome this and live a holy life?” The fight against sin is real, but God has not left us powerless—He provides the strength, wisdom, and grace we need to walk in victory. In this blog, we’ll explore practical steps to overcome temptation, the importance of accountability, and how to find freedom through Christ. Scripture reminds us that we are not alone in our struggles: “No temptation has overtaken you except such as is common to man; but God is faithful, who will not allow you to be tempted beyond what you are able, but with the temptation will also make the way of escape, that you may be able to bear it.” (1 Corinthians 10:13 NKJV) By leaning on God’s Word, prayer, and community, we can resist temptation and live in the freedom and holiness that God calls us to. Are you ready to break free and walk in victory? Let’s dive in!

By: Roy Edwards Feb 18, 2025

Forgiveness is not a suggestion—it is a command from God. It is a reflection of His love and grace in our lives. When we refuse to forgive, we imprison ourselves in bitterness, but when we choose to forgive, we walk in freedom. The Bible gives us powerful examples of forgiveness: Joseph forgiving his brothers, Jesus forgiving those who crucified Him, and the parable of the servant who failed to show mercy. These stories remind us that forgiveness is not about ignoring pain but about choosing to release it to God. Jesus taught that we must forgive because we have been forgiven. Unforgiveness hinders our relationship with God and keeps us from experiencing His peace. True forgiveness requires surrender, prayer, and trust in God's justice. Who do you need to forgive today? Let go, trust God, and walk in the freedom that forgiveness brings.

By: Roy Edwards Feb 10, 2025

Baptism is more than just a ritual—it is a powerful step of faith and obedience that every believer should take. In this resource, we unpack the biblical significance of water baptism, showing how it symbolizes our new life in Christ, strengthens our faith, and serves as a public declaration of our commitment to Jesus.

By: Roy Edwards Feb 7, 2025

The baptism of the Holy Spirit is a powerful and life-transforming experience that Jesus promised to every believer. It is not just a historical event but a present-day reality meant to empower us for boldness, spiritual growth, and effective witness. If you have ever wondered if this gift is for you, this message will encourage and equip you to seek and receive all that God has for you.

By: Roy Edwards Sep 19, 2024

Scripture reminds us that suffering is a result of a fallen world, yet God never wastes our pain. He uses trials to draw us closer to Him, strengthen our faith, and shape us for His purpose. Jesus Himself endured suffering and understands our pain, walking with us through every storm. Most importantly, suffering is not the final chapter. God promises a future where pain and sorrow will cease. Until then, we can trust in His sovereign plan, knowing He is working all things for our good. Will we choose to trust Him, even when life doesn’t make sense?

By: Roy Edwards Sep 18, 2024

n this sermon, we’ll explore why God designed the church to be an essential part of our spiritual lives—not just a building or a weekly event, but a living, breathing community where we grow, serve, and encounter His presence together.