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.

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    God Saw Me When No One Else Did

    Send us Fan Mail In this episode of The Edwards Table, Amy shares one of the most personal and meaningful passages in her story—Psalm 139. Growing up in an abusive environment and without consistent, safe father figures, Amy wrestled deeply with questions of worth, identity, and whether she was truly seen. Psalm 139 became more than just scripture—it became a lifeline. Through this passage, Amy began to understand a different kind of Father. One who saw every moment, knew every detail, and never looked away. This episode is a reflection on what it means to be fully known by God—not in spite of the pain, but within it—and how that truth brings comfort, healing, and a new foundation for identity. If you’ve ever felt unseen, forgotten, or unknown, this conversation is an invitation to discover the God who has been there all along. To watch this episode join us on YouTube. Be sure to follow us on social media! Instagram Facebook Visit our website

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    Knowing God Like I Knew Her

    Send us Fan Mail This week at The Edwards Table, Amy continues sharing pieces of her story and the way scripture has shaped her healing and her relationship with God. In this episode, she focuses on three verses that remind her of who God truly is—especially in the moments when she feels distant, unsure, or overwhelmed in her pursuit of Him. These aren’t just verses she’s read… they’re truths she’s had to come back to again and again. Amy also shares a personal memory of her grandma and how reflecting on that relationship has helped her understand what it looks like to know someone deeply and personally—and how that perspective has changed the way she sees God. If you’ve ever struggled to connect with God or wondered what He’s really like, this episode is an invitation to come back to the simplicity of who He says He is. To watch this episode join us on YouTube. Be sure to follow us on social media! Instagram Facebook Visit our website

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    Ruth: Redemption, Provision, and a Love I Didn’t See Coming

    Send us Fan Mail In this week’s episode of The Edwards Table, I’m continuing to share some of my favorite stories from the Bible and how they’ve shaped my healing journey—and today, we’re diving into the book of Ruth. Ruth is a story that starts in loss but unfolds into something incredibly beautiful: redemption, provision, and unexpected love. As I reflect on her story, I can’t help but see a deeper picture of who Jesus is—our Redeemer, our provider, and the one who never wastes our pain. This story feels especially personal to me. In so many ways, I’ve seen God move in my own life just like He did in Ruth’s—steadily, faithfully, and often in ways I didn’t expect. And yes… that includes bringing John into my life as my husband. If you’ve ever wondered if God is still working in your story, or if He can bring something good out of seasons of loss, this episode is for you. Ruth reminds us that even in the quiet, God is always writing something beautiful. To watch this episode join us on YouTube. Be sure to follow us on social media! Instagram Facebook Visit our website

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    The Prodigal Son: Finding Myself in the Story

    Send us Fan Mail This week at The Edwards Table, I’m continuing our April series by diving into one of the most well-known and deeply personal passages in Scripture—Luke 15:11–32, the parable of the prodigal son. For so long, I thought I understood this story. But the more I’ve lived, the more I’ve realized… I’ve been more than one person in it. In this episode, I share how this passage has become part of my own story—what it’s shown me about running, returning, grace, and the kind of love that doesn’t wait for you to have it all together before welcoming you home. Whether you relate to the prodigal, the older brother, or you’re still figuring out where you fit—this conversation is an honest look at what it means to be seen, known, and loved right where you are. Pull up a seat—there’s a place for you at the table. To watch this episode join us on YouTube. Be sure to follow us on social media! Instagram Facebook Visit our website

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    Laughing a Little: April Q&A at The Table

    Send us Fan Mail This week at The Edwards Table, we’re switching things up and having a little fun. I’m answering a mix of random, honest, and slightly unfiltered questions—so you’ll get to know me in a way that’s a little more lighthearted (and maybe a little unexpected too). From the simple things I love to the quirks that make me me, this episode is all about laughter, personality, and taking a break from the heavier conversations. Because sometimes, you just need a moment to breathe, smile, and not take everything so seriously. So grab your coffee, pull up a chair, and let’s have some fun. ☕ To watch this episode join us on YouTube. Be sure to follow us on social media! Instagram Facebook Visit our website

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    Things I’m Still Learning: Rest

    Send us Fan Mail This week at The Edwards Table, we close out the March mini-series “Things I’m Still Learning.” Over the past few weeks we’ve talked about love, trust, and hope. Today’s conversation brings us to something many of us struggle to give ourselves permission for… rest. In a world that constantly pushes us to do more, fix more, and carry more, rest can feel uncomfortable—even irresponsible. But what if rest isn’t weakness? What if it’s actually an act of trust? In this episode, Amy reflects on why rest can feel so diNicult, especially for those who have walked through hard seasons, and how learning to slow down can be one of the most honest expressions of faith. This conversation is for anyone who: • feels exhausted from carrying too much for too long • struggles to slow down without feeling guilty • wonders if it’s okay to pause and breathe for a moment Sometimes the most faithful thing we can do is stop striving and remember that we were never meant to carry everything on our own. 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

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    Things I’m Still Learning: Hope

    Send us Fan Mail 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

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    Things I’m Still Learning About Trust

    Send us Fan Mail 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

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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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