Overflow Church: A Weekly Podcast

Have you ever experienced FoMO (the fear of missing out)? As we near the end of Luke's Gospel, we see how Jesus invited all of his disciples to take part in the mission. He invites all of his followers to participate.

There is a subtle (but very important) difference between perception and perspective. As we continue working through the final chapter of Luke's Gospel, Pastor Alan explores the importance of shifting our perception in order to have understanding of the gospel.

On this Easter message, Pastor Alan teaches on Luke 24:1-12 and how we can only see the true beauty of the cross and the resurrection by moving into the right place.

Jesus was not what most people were expecting for their savior... and yet, He is the Savior that we truly need. Listen as Zach Wiggins, Minister of Students at Blue Valley Baptist Church, leads us through portions of Luke 19 and 20.

Knowing the heart of the Father is one of the most important things we can do. In Luke 15, Jesus tells three stories that reveal the great love that the Father has for the lost. Pastor Alan zeroes in on the third story: the parable of the lost son.

To be a steward means to reflect the heart and actions of the owner. Have you considered what it means to be a steward of God's Kingdom? In Luke 12, Jesus taught His disciples what that looks like.

As Jesus began His intentional journey toward Jerusalem, He began drawing a line and asking people to decide whether they were in or out... there's not a third option.

Jonathan Bissig (a campus pastor of New City Church) makes a 100% promise guarantee that, after listening to this message, you will be able to easily share the gospel.

If you had three years to change the world, how would you do it? In Luke 9, Jesus reveals His plan.

Did you ever play with walkie talkies when you were a kid? One of the phrases everyone seems to automatically use is "Do you copy?" Today, in Luke 8, Pastor Alan teaches how Jesus asked a similar question of His followers.

Uh oh... Pastor Alan sinned! In this week's message, listen as we consider the implications of a life that misses the mark. But more importantly, we ask how we can live according to God's purposes for our lives.

In this passage, Jesus calls Simon to become a "fisher of men." Pastor Alan leads us in considering what lures we need in our spiritual tackle box in order to share the good news with the people around us.

Did you realize that Jesus said "no" to tons of good things? In Luke 4, we see Jesus prioritize living on purpose over so many lesser things. Pastor Alan shows that you also have a unique purpose that will require you to decide to pursue what is most important.

Many people claim that Jesus was a good moral teacher but deny that he is God. In this message, Pastor Alan shows how Jesus alone passes four different tests that together prove he is the Son of God.

What do you do when your expectations don't align with reality? In this sermon, Pastor Alan shows how John the Baptist faced similar questions in his life and ministry.

This week, we had family worship, and Pastor Alan shared how we can all go and tell others what God has done.

Pastor Alan preaches on how the good news of Jesus brings joy that helps us stay focused on the promises to come. 

As we begin our study going through The Gospel According to Luke, Pastor Alan shows Luke's purpose in writing both the Gospel and the Book of Acts. It's also the first Sunday of Advent, so we emphasize the importance of hope in this season of longing.

As we conclude the series looking at our family values at Overflow Church, Pastor Alan casts the vision of the legacy we intend to leave for the generations that follow.

Willing sacrifice is an essential part of the life of Jesus-followers. In this message, Pastor Alan leads us to consider how we can live out this value-especially as we pursue our "One" and our disciples.

As we continue our series looking at our Family Values at Overflow Church, we consider the value of Outrageous Hospitality. Why does God care about hospitality? What is outrageous about it? And how will Overflow Church continue to live it out?

In week 3 of this series examining the Family Values of Overflow Church, Pastor Alan reveals what it means to be a church that multiplies leaders.

As followers of Jesus, we are new creations. In this sermon, Pastor Alan turns to the apostle Paul's story of transformation and examines how every follow of Jesus should experience a similar change.

Every family has values, and those values translate into actions. At Overflow Church, our first and primary value is that Jesus is our example. Pastor Alan unpacks what this means by examining Jesus' example with the Samaritan woman at the well in John 4.

As we wrap up our study of Paul’s letter to the Ephesians, we see a call to stand against the attacks of the enemy and we recognize what is necessary to be able to stand strong, ready, and alert.