Overflow Church: A Weekly Podcast

As we start off 2024, guest preacher, Rodney Duff reminds us of the importance of being intentionally missional and sharing the gospel with all those God places around us.

Divine discomfort is often the greatest gift for growth. Peter experienced this as God used him to expand the reach of the gospel to include the Gentiles! Listen to discover how God might be using your own discomfort to bring about growth in your life.

In life's journeys, it's imperative to have a trustworthy guide. In today's text, we see Philip follow the Holy Spirit's leading and it brought salvation and transformation to many.

Christmastime is here! As we begin our Advent season, we are reminded of the immense grace we have received. Don't limit the joy of the Gospel to a particular season, but carry it always and share it generously with the world.

Guest speaker, Jason Garrett, leads us to consider what are the most important things in life and if we are willing to lay down our own lives for the good of others.

When presented with a complaint, the apostles made a significant decision: they chose to focus on the first things, while raising up others to focus on other areas of need.

Difficulties are coming. It is important for us to decide how we will respond to the difficulties BEFORE we are in them. The disciples were able to remain faithful in the face of persecution because they had predetermined how they would respond.

Our guest, Kevin Pragel, shows how God was on mission through the early church, and how He is still on mission through us today.

Following persecution, the early church decided to do the most impactful thing they could: they chose to pray. In today's message, there is an extended time to participate in prayer. If you're able, please join in and fully commit to this exercise. You'll be glad you did.

Peter and John continue faithfully declaring what Jesus has done... and the powers of the day are powerless to do anything more than issue temporary physical threats.

This Sunday, we celebrate our 1 year anniversary as a church, and Pastor Alan continues teaching in our series, "The Gospel According to Luke (Pt 2)". In our text today, we see how Peter redirected the attention of his audience to better hear the voice of the maker.

Guest preacher, Thomas Leerar, helps us see the miraculous beauty of God's work of salvation and healing and consider our responsibility of sharing it with others.

The early church was devoted to a few things, and they made those things of chief importance. How do we line up ourselves? Where does our devotion lie?

This week, we continue looking at Peter's message at Pentecost and his call for the Jewish people to repent.

In our text today, the early church receives the gift of the Holy Spirit, and the disciples begin overflowing by sharing the gospel with the Jews nearby!

Jesus' disciples gathered and made their first decisions as the Church. In today's passage, we discover how they moved forward in purposeful unity.

Welcome back to Part 2 of "The Gospel According to Luke!" Today, we begin studying Luke's second book: Acts, and Pastor Alan leads us to consider what our next step might be in our journey of following Jesus.

As we're introduced to the main characters in this story, we see God's plan and purposes unfolding in the background. *the final few minutes of audio was unfortunately lost. We apologize for the inconvenience.

This week, we turn to Esther's story... although we don't yet meet Esther. Instead, we learn from the antihero (spoiler alert): Esther's future husband, King Ahasuerus.

As we conclude Gideon's story, we will see his fall and consider what we can learn from the failure he experienced.

This week, we continue following Gideon's story. Once again, we see his fear on display, but we also discover the strength and provision of the Lord.

As we continue our series, Unlikely Heroes, Pastor Alan leads us to consider Gideon and his story.

Continuing in our series: Unlikely Heroes, we see how Ruth and Naomi take matters into their own hands in the midst of waiting for provision and redemption... and yet, God is the One who ultimately brings both.

We continue our series "Unlikely Heroes" as Ruth and Boaz reveal what the character of a hero--even and unlikely hero--looks like.

Jonah was not the typical hero we expect in Scripture. In fact, he had some pretty massive weaknesses! And yet, God used Jonah (and Jonah's weaknesses) to show His kindness to an undeserving people. What if God wanted to do the same thing in our lives?