Overflow Church: A Weekly Podcast

Pastor Caleb explains how to tackle a difficult passage as he breaks down the troubling story of the defiling of Dinah and the brutality of Jacob's sons.

Pastor Anthony expounds the meeting of Jacob and Esau, describing Jacob's fear and how he took steps to resolve the long-standing conflict with his brother.

Pastor Alan breaks down the steps to Biblically and faithfully dealing with conflict from our past by delving into the reconciliation of Jacob and Esau.

Pastor Caleb speaks on the parable of the Good Samaritan and what it would look like if our church was outrageously hospitable to our next-door neighbors.

Pastor Alan kicks off the next section of our series walking through Genesis, exploring the incredible conflict between Jacob and Laban. He weaves a message of redemption through his exposition of a messy family situation, giving us helpful insight into how to deal with conflict in our own families.

Pastor Anthony reminds of the all-encompassing nature of Gospel truth and how it must overflow from our lives if we are surrendered to Jesus.

Pastor Alan explores the 4th core value of Overflow Church, Willing Sacrifice. How can we be more open-handed and generous with our time, presence, and money to advance the Kingdom.

Pastor Alan unpacks the second of our core values: Leadership Multiplication.

Pastor Alan starts our new series by expounding on the mission statement of Overflow Church while expositing the story of Jesus with the woman at the well.

Matt Maestas, a key influence in the planting of Overflow Church, delivers an inspiring and encouraging message to our family.

Pastor Alan answers the question that matters most. In light of the Resurrection, what must we do in response to the Risen Jesus?

Pastor Alan explains why we can have confidence that Jesus rose from the dead and why it matters for our lives today.

For Good Friday, Pastor Alan declares the glorious mystery of the cross of Christ, debunking the claims of some that Jesus didn't die while expounding the reason His death is significant for us.

Pastor Alan answers the most important question in the universe, Who Is Jesus? He also describes the reasons why we can trust what the Bible teaches us about Jesus.

Pastor Anthony expounds Laban's treachery toward Jacob in deceiving him into marrying both of his daughters and how it bred contention in their family.

Pastor Alan describes the first scene of the love story between Jacob and Rachel. The glorious promise from last week is continued that God is closer than we know, and He has better plans than we realize.

Pastor Alan teaches how sometimes the best intentions can still lead to aiming for and hitting the wrong target. As we see in the story of Jacob and Esau, the right intent with the wrong game plan can lead to ruin. He also describes the glorious truth that God is closer than we know.

Pastor Anthony details the story of Jacob cheating Esau out of the blessing of Isaac in Genesis 27. Esau turned bitter, but that didn't make Jacob better. The Gospel is that God doesn't choose us because we are better...He chooses us and then makes us better.

Pastor Anthony unpacks how we can learn from Isaac's failures, following in his father's footsteps. He encourages us by sharing how we can find our way in the wilderness.

Pastor Alan provides insight into how Jacob and Esau's rivalry was fueled by the favoritism of their parents. He describes to us how the unlimited favor of God overcomes the limited mindset of favoritism to promote unity in the church.

Pastor Alan walks through the eras of Abraham's life and reminds us all of the urging of the Psalmist, "Teach us to number our days".

Pastor Alan draws a parallel from the story of Abraham's servant going to find a wife for Isaac and our imperative to take the Gospel to the lost.

Caleb Allen shares insights from Paul's prayer in Ephesians 3 to help us learn how to pray for one another and uncover some key drivers of prayerlessness in the church.

Pastor Anthony breaks down the Lord's Prayer with an intensely practical guide to praying with intentionality and focus.

Pastor Alan challenges us to begin the new year with a renewed fervor for prayer; calling us to become a people of prayer, not simply people who pray. Together, we repent of prayer being something we do instead of something on which we depend.