The Edwards Table

Amy
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The Edwards Table is a weekly podcast where real stories are shared, hard moments are unpacked, and redemption takes center stage. With a relaxed and uplifting tone, each episode invites listeners into an authentic conversation—one host sharing, the other gently guiding with thoughtful questions and encouragement.

  1. 2D AGO

    Things I’m Still Learning: Hope

    Send a text This week at The Edwards Table, we continue the March mini-series “Things I’m Still Learning.” Today’s conversation is about hope. Hope is one of those words we use easily, but living with real hope can be much harder—especially when life has handed you disappointment, unanswered prayers, or seasons that didn’t turn out the way you expected. In this episode, Amy talks honestly about how her understanding of hope has changed over time. Hope isn’t pretending everything is fine, and it isn’t blind optimism. It’s something quieter, deeper, and sometimes more stubborn than we realize. This conversation is for anyone who:  • feels worn down by hard seasons  • struggles to keep believing things can get better  • wonders where hope fits when life doesn’t go according to plan Even when the path forward feels uncertain, hope reminds us that our story isn’t finished yet. Pull up a chair and join us at The Edwards Table.  To watch this episode join us on YouTube. Be sure to follow us on social media! Instagram Facebook Visit our website

    41 min

  2. MAR 11

    Things I’m Still Learning About Trust

    Send a text Trust sounds simple… until it’s been broken. In week two of the Things I’m Still Learning mini-series, Amy sits down at The Edwards Table to talk about trust—how our experiences shape it, how broken trust can leave us guarded, and how difficult it can be to open our hearts again once we’ve been hurt. For many of us, trust isn’t just about believing someone’s words. It’s about feeling safe enough to let our guard down. When trust has been broken—whether in childhood, relationships, or life circumstances—it can leave us learning how to rely only on ourselves. In this episode, Amy reflects on what it looks like to slowly rebuild trust: with people, with ourselves, and with God. She shares honestly about the tension between protecting our hearts and allowing them to remain open, and how faith invites us into a deeper kind of trust that isn’t based on perfect outcomes but on God’s steady presence. This conversation is for anyone who has ever felt guarded because of past hurt, struggled to believe people will stay, or wrestled with trusting God when life feels uncertain. Trust may not be rebuilt overnight—but healing begins when we’re willing to take the next step forward. Pull up a chair. You’re always welcome at the table. To watch this episode join us on YouTube. Be sure to follow us on social media! Instagram Facebook Visit our website

    47 min

  3. MAR 4

    Things I’m Still Learning About Love

    Send a text In this episode of The Edwards Table, Amy shares what she’s still learning about love — how to receive it, how to unlearn conditional love, and how God’s definition of love continues to reshape her understanding of what real love looks like. Growing up in environments where love felt tied to behavior, performance, or survival, Amy learned to associate love with fear, effort, and instability. As an adult, she began to recognize how those early lessons shaped the way she viewed relationships, worth, and even God. This conversation reflects on the ongoing work of healing and relearning — discovering that love does not have to be earned, managed, or feared. Amy explores how conditional love forms, why receiving love can feel uncomfortable, and how God’s love offers a steady, unchanging foundation when human love falls short. In this episode, we talk about: • Why receiving love can feel unsafe or unfamiliar • How conditional love is learned in childhood and carried into adulthood • The difference between survival-based love and secure love • What God’s love teaches us about worth and belonging • Why unlearning old definitions of love is part of spiritual growth This episode is for anyone who has struggled to believe love can be consistent, who feels the need to earn affection, or who is learning how to trust love when it shows up. Learning how to love is important — but learning how to be loved is just as vital. Pull up a chair. You belong here. To watch this episode join us on YouTube. Be sure to follow us on social media! Instagram Facebook Visit our website

    51 min

  4. FEB 25

    Trusting God Without a Safety Net

    Send a text There are seasons when faith feels steady — and others when it feels like stepping forward without knowing where you’ll land. In this episode of The Edwards Table, Amy talks about what it means to trust God when there are no guarantees, no clear answers, and no backup plan. She shares how letting go of control and certainty has challenged her faith, and why trusting God isn’t about feeling brave or confident but about choosing Him when the outcome is still unknown. This is a conversation for anyone who feels caught between fear and obedience, and for those learning that real trust is rooted not in certainty, but in God’s character. Pull up a chair and join Amy for an honest look at faith, uncertainty, and what it means to keep walking even when the path isn’t clear. To watch this episode join us on YouTube. Be sure to follow us on social media! Instagram Facebook Visit our website

    50 min

  5. FEB 18

    Learning to Love With Scars

    Send a text Healing doesn’t mean the past disappears — it means it no longer gets to decide how we love. In this episode of The Edwards Table, Amy talks about what it looks like to carry scars from old wounds into present relationships and how those scars often show up as fear, distance, or self-protection. She shares how learning the difference between guarding your heart and closing it has changed the way she loves, and how God meets us in the unfinished places where healing is still happening. This is a conversation for anyone who wants to love well but feels shaped by what they’ve been through — and for those discovering that scars don’t disqualify us from connection, they tell a story of survival and grace. Pull up a chair and join Amy for an honest look at love, healing, and what it means to stay open even when it feels risky. To watch this episode join us on YouTube. Be sure to follow us on social media! Instagram Facebook Visit our website

    1h 1m

  6. FEB 11

    Healing Isn’t a Moment — It’s a Practice

    Send a text We love stories where healing happens all at once, but real life is usually quieter and slower than that. In this episode of The Edwards Table, Amy talks about what healing has actually looked like in her own life — not as a single breakthrough moment, but as something practiced over time in small, ordinary ways. She shares why healing isn’t linear, why faith doesn’t erase grief, and how learning new responses can be just as meaningful as old wounds fading. This is a conversation for anyone who feels frustrated with their progress or wonders why certain hurts still surface — and for those learning that God is just as present in the process as He is in the breakthrough. Pull up a chair and join Amy for an honest look at slow healing, steady faith, and the grace found in becoming well a little at a time. To watch this episode join us on YouTube. Be sure to follow us on social media! Instagram Facebook Visit our website

    38 min

  7. FEB 4

    When Trust Has to Be Relearned

    Send a text Trust doesn’t break all at once — it’s usually shaped by the people who were supposed to love us and didn’t know how. In this episode of The Edwards Table, Amy talks about what it looks like to relearn trust after being hurt and how past wounds can quietly shape the way we see God. She shares how separating who God is from what broken people have done was a turning point in her own faith journey, and why healing often begins with untangling fear from truth. This is a conversation for anyone who wants to trust again but isn’t sure how — and for those learning that God’s character is not defined by human failure. Pull up a chair and join Amy for an honest look at faith, healing, and learning to feel safe again. To watch this episode join us on YouTube. Be sure to follow us on social media! Instagram Facebook Visit our website

    44 min

  8. JAN 28

    Grace in the Process: Learning from Joseph’s Story

    Send a text In this episode of The Edwards Table, Amy reflects on the story of Joseph from the Bible — a man who endured betrayal, injustice, and years of hardship at the hands of his own brothers, yet remained gracious and generous when he had every reason to harden his heart. Amy shares her admiration for people like Joseph, who face overwhelming trials and still display humility, strength, and faith. Through Joseph’s story, she explores what it means to trust God’s work in the middle of pain, and how character is often shaped during seasons we don’t understand. This episode is an invitation to consider how grace can grow in the process — even when the process feels unfair, confusing, or slow. To watch this episode join us on YouTube. Be sure to follow us on social media! Instagram Facebook Visit our website

    39 min
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The Edwards Table is a weekly podcast where real stories are shared, hard moments are unpacked, and redemption takes center stage. With a relaxed and uplifting tone, each episode invites listeners into an authentic conversation—one host sharing, the other gently guiding with thoughtful questions and encouragement.

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  • Creator
    Amy
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    33
  • Rating
    Clean
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    © 2026 The Edwards Table
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