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If life feels like an uphill climb, Psalm 121 was written for you. This week's Summer of Psalms devotion explores one of the Bible's most cherished passages, revealing that God's promise of protection isn't reserved for easy days but for dangerous roads. Discover how our Father's faithful presence steadies us, even when our footing feels uncertain.  🔔 Subscribe now so you...

Most of us are quick to give answers but slow to ask questions. This week, we turn to the Psalms to learn why effective listening is one of the greatest acts of love we can offer another person. Discover how David's honest conversations with God can reshape the way we care for hurting people and why listening may be the disciple-maker's greatest superpower. 🔔 Subscribe now so you won&ap...

Today Cody Andras joins me and Kate Powell for a conversation on discipleship issues facing women. Together they discuss the importance of intergenerational relationships, the challenges women face across different seasons of life, and why authentic community remains essential for spiritual growth. This episode offers practical encouragement for women and church leaders alike.  ~~~ Cody has enjoye...

What’s your go-to verse?” Not just a favorite verse—but the one that anchors you when life feels hard, the one you keep returning to in every season. For me, that verse is found in Psalm 143:8–10 , a passage that has become a daily prayer and a steady place of grounding in both peace and crisis. In it, David cries out from a place of exhaustion and desperation, yet his first request is not for del...

In a world full of betting apps, jackpots, and get-rich-quick promises, Psalm 24 offers a radically different vision: God owns everything, and His children can trust Him for what they need. In this kickoff to our Summer of Psalms series, we explore how gambling intersects with faith, provision, and the subtle pull of mammon. Discover why true freedom isn’t found in chasing more, but in resting und...

In this conversation, Clint Harrington joins us to discuss the unique discipleship challenges facing men today. From imposter syndrome and spiritual wounds to the pressures of work and family, we explore what keeps men from deeper discipleship relationships and how ordinary Christians can move beyond fellowship into the life-changing work of making disciples. ~~~ Clint Harrington is a Christian, h...

What if one phone call could change your internal weather? Drawing from a personal story and Paul’s words in 1 Thessalonians, this episode explores the power of prayer in real time. We were never meant to walk alone. God has given us brothers and sisters whose prayers can encourage, heal, strengthen, and help us experience the Kingdom in the middle of everyday life.  🔔 Subscribe now so you won&ap...

What does it look like to wait well when life feels uncertain, delayed, or out of your control? In this reflection, we explore four biblical examples—Abraham and Sarah, the Israelites in the wilderness, King David, and the Apostle Paul—to see how God uses seasons of waiting to form trust, obedience, and surrender in His people.  🔔 Subscribe now so you won't miss the rest of our Devos and Con...

What if the pressure you feel is actually revealing the false beliefs shaping your life? In this conversation, Steve Cuss explores anxiety, burnout, self-talk, and spiritual formation, and how the love of God can free us from carrying burdens we were never meant to hold. ~~~ Steve Cuss is the author of Managing Leadership Anxiety, Yours and Theirs, and The Expectation Gap. He's also a columni...

As we conclude our series on Jesus’ Kingdom Parables in Matthew 13, the final parable of the net confronts us with a sobering reality: the Kingdom is open to all, but judgment is unavoidable. This episode explores the universality and inevitability of God’s coming Kingdom and asks the ultimate question Jesus leaves with His disciples: now that you understand, how will you respond?  🔔 Subscribe no...

What would it look like to be fully awake in the Kingdom and daily enriched by its value for your life? There is incredible Kingdom opportunity every day for everyone of us. Let's continue to unpack Jesus's Kingdom parables in Matthew 13.  🔔 Subscribe now so you won't miss the rest of our Devos and Conversations!   📬 Want your inbox Overflowing with all the updates from Trexo? Sub...

Many of us say the Kingdom of God matters—but do we actually live like it’s worth everything? Let’s slow down and sit with one short but powerful parable from Matthew 13:44. Jesus describes a man who finds treasure and, in his joy, gives up everything to have it. Why? Because he sees something others don’t.  🔔 Subscribe now so you won't miss the rest of our Devos and Conversations!   📬 Want...

In this conversation, we sit down with Courtney San Miguel to address the difficult question of how we know where is the line between spiritual warfare and clinical diagnoses. When does one prescribe medication and when does one call a pastor for deliverance? This is a sensitive topic, and you won't want to miss what Courtney has to share with us! Courtney is a Licensed Professional Counselor...

Small doesn’t mean insignificant. In this episode, we explore Jesus’ parable of the leaven and the kind of impact that doesn’t make headlines—but changes everything. This isn’t about scaling bigger; it’s about influencing deeper. If you’ve ever wondered whether your everyday life really matters, this is your reminder: quiet faithfulness has a way of working through everything. 🔔 Subscribe now so...

Jesus points to the increasing size of the Kingdom. Why? What impact can the increasing size of His work have on our daily lives? Let's dig in and explore in this third episode in our seven-week Kingdom series!  🔔 Subscribe now so you won't miss the rest of our Devos and Conversations!   📬 Want your inbox Overflowing with all the updates from Trexo? Subscribe to our newsletter here .  ...

In this conversation, we''re joined by Curtis Jones to discuss one pastor's journey of discovering the power and beauty of the Kingdom of God and what it takes for us to set our hearts on desiring our Father's Kingdom in our daily walk.  Curtis Jones is the Vice President of Church Network Operations for Convoy of Hope. Curtis was also the founding and senior pastor of Bayou Ci...

The Kingdom of God isn’t just something we’re waiting for—it’s something we’re invited to live in right now. In this episode, we unpack the Parable of the Weeds and the reality of two active sowers, two types of seed, and one shared field. Even in a world marked by confusion and mixture, God is growing something real in you. As you become rooted in Him, you won’t just survive the field—you’ll beco...

Ever worried you’re not “getting” Jesus’ teaching? You’re not alone. In this opening to our Kingdom Parables series, we explore the Parable of the Sower and the surprising truth: understanding isn’t earned, it’s given. This isn’t about trying harder—it’s about yielding, receiving, and letting Jesus form good soil in you.  🔔 Subscribe now so you won't miss the rest of our Devos and Conversati...

In this conversation, we''re joined by Tyler Newberry to discuss what gaps we too often see in our worship songs and how we can cultivate a healthier set of songs we regularly sing. Tyler Newberry is a Houston-based worship leader, and founder of Asaph’s Table, a nonprofit focused on forming healthy, sustainable worship leaders for the good of the local church. With 30 years of experienc...

How we can easily mimic Jewish leaders who sought to stop the plans of God in Jesus' resurrection.  🔔 Subscribe now so you won't miss the rest of our Devos and Conversations!   📬 Want your inbox Overflowing with all the updates from Trexo? Subscribe to our newsletter here .   👍 Follow us on social media for more content and connection with other Overflow Christians: FB , IG , LI , YT...

There’s no shortage of advice telling you how to fix your life—but what if the answer isn’t a better system, but a new source? In this episode, we contrast the pressure of self-help with the invitation of Jesus. Through the Gospel of John, we uncover what it really means to come to Him, drink deeply, and live from the overflow of the Holy Spirit. You were never meant to live drained, striving, and...

"Conversations" is a special format for the Overflow podcast where we tackle critical issues facing Christians that affect our living the Overflow life in longer form dialogues.  In this fourth and final episode of our "Healthy Churches" series, we explore the characteristics that go into a vibrant, Kingdom-minded church and how to find one or contribute to your own church beco...

Jesus didn’t serve to become loved—He served because He was loved. In this episode, we reflect on John 13 and the foundation of a life rooted not in performance, but in identity. When you rest as the beloved, love becomes your source—and service becomes your overflow.  🔔 Subscribe now so you won't miss the rest of our Devos and Conversations!   📬 Want your inbox Overflowing with all the upd...

Jesus’ letter to the church in Laodicea warns against the danger of lukewarm faith—when believers become spiritually indifferent and rely on their own success instead of dependence on Him. Though the city was wealthy and prosperous, Jesus reveals that the church was actually spiritually poor, blind, and naked without realizing it. In love, He calls them to repent and receive true riches from Him:...

What happens when faithfulness costs you everything? In this episode, we examine Jesus’ letter to the church in Philadelphia—a small, pressured community that remained loyal despite rejection and persecution. Rather than rebuke, Jesus offers them assurance: He holds the key of David, the door to His Kingdom is open, and no one can shut it. This powerful message reminds us that even when following...