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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.

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In this week’s episode of The Edwards Table, Amy revisits a story first shared in Season 1—an unexpected and terrifying moment when she blacked out while driving on the highway with her two young children in the backseat. What followed was an 11-month journey of unanswered questions, medical uncertainty, and learning how to keep moving forward when life suddenly cuts you at the knees.

This conversation isn’t just about the diagnosis—or the waiting—but about faith in the in-between. Amy reflects on what it means to believe in God while still walking through fear, frustration, and hardship. Faith doesn’t promise an easier life, but it does promise presence. A God who never leaves. A God who knows us by name, who knew us before the earth was formed—and who meets us even in the most vulnerable moments.

If you’ve ever wondered how to keep trusting when life feels unsteady, this episode is for you.

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In this episode of The Edwards Table, Amy opens up about the deep struggle of understanding unconditional love after growing up surrounded by conditional, unsafe relationships. With men coming in and out of her childhood—often abusive to her, her mom, or both—Amy learned early on that love was something fragile, painful, and easily withdrawn.

Then enters John—her husband—who was raised in a home rooted in faith and unconditional love. Together, Amy shares how years of prayer, professional therapy, and John’s consistent, steady presence slowly reshaped her understanding of what love can truly look like. This is a conversation about healing, rewiring expectations, and the quiet miracle of learning to be loved without conditions.

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