Overflow Podcast

How is your soul?Many are struggling with their capacity to be well, especially over the last three years. The mounting tensions, frustrations, and grief have left many in a fragmented and exhausted state. Anxiety, depression, and despair are afflicting many of God’s people, but He has a better life for us.The beloved apostle John prayed that all would go well with us and that we would be in good health, as it goes well with our soul. (3 John 2) His prayer aligns with all that Jesus accomplished. The greek word for Jesus saving us from our sin is the word “sozo,” which implies rescue, healing, and freedom. Jesus rescues us from all that sin brought into this world. It’s the delight of Jesus to bring wholeness of spirit, soul, and body! Join us in this series as we discover ways to grow into the fullness of our union with Christ.Support the show

How is your soul?Many are struggling with their capacity to be well, especially over the last three years. The mounting tensions, frustrations, and grief have left many in a fragmented and exhausted state. Anxiety, depression, and despair are afflicting many of God’s people, but He has a better life for us.The beloved apostle John prayed that all would go well with us and that we would be in good health, as it goes well with our soul. (3 John 2) His prayer aligns with all that Jesus accomplished. The greek word for Jesus saving us from our sin is the word “sozo,” which implies rescue, healing, and freedom. Jesus rescues us from all that sin brought into this world. It’s the delight of Jesus to bring wholeness of spirit, soul, and body! Join us in this series as we discover ways to grow into the fullness of our union with Christ.Support the show

How is your soul?Many are struggling with their capacity to be well, especially over the last three years. The mounting tensions, frustrations, and grief have left many in a fragmented and exhausted state. Anxiety, depression, and despair are afflicting many of God’s people, but He has a better life for us.The beloved apostle John prayed that all would go well with us and that we would be in good health, as it goes well with our soul. (3 John 2) His prayer aligns with all that Jesus accomplished. The greek word for Jesus saving us from our sin is the word “sozo,” which implies rescue, healing, and freedom. Jesus rescues us from all that sin brought into this world. It’s the delight of Jesus to bring wholeness of spirit, soul, and body! Join us in this series as we discover ways to grow into the fullness of our union with Christ.Support the show

Our friend, Jeff Allred, shares a word with Overflow.Support the show

How is your soul?Many are struggling with their capacity to be well, especially over the last three years. The mounting tensions, frustrations, and grief have left many in a fragmented and exhausted state. Anxiety, depression, and despair are afflicting many of God’s people, but He has a better life for us.The beloved apostle John prayed that all would go well with us and that we would be in good health, as it goes well with our soul. (3 John 2) His prayer aligns with all that Jesus accomplished. The greek word for Jesus saving us from our sin is the word “sozo,” which implies rescue, healing, and freedom. Jesus rescues us from all that sin brought into this world. It’s the delight of Jesus to bring wholeness of spirit, soul, and body! Join us in this series as we discover ways to grow into the fullness of our union with Christ.Support the show

How is your soul?Many are struggling with their capacity to be well, especially over the last three years. The mounting tensions, frustrations, and grief have left many in a fragmented and exhausted state. Anxiety, depression, and despair are afflicting many of God’s people, but He has a better life for us.The beloved apostle John prayed that all would go well with us and that we would be in good health, as it goes well with our soul. (3 John 2) His prayer aligns with all that Jesus accomplished. The greek word for Jesus saving us from our sin is the word “sozo,” which implies rescue, healing, and freedom. Jesus rescues us from all that sin brought into this world. It’s the delight of Jesus to bring wholeness of spirit, soul, and body! Join us in this series as we discover ways to grow into the fullness of our union with Christ.www.overflowdfw.comSupport the show

How is your soul?Many are struggling with their capacity to be well, especially over the last three years. The mounting tensions, frustrations, and grief have left many in a fragmented and exhausted state. Anxiety, depression, and despair are afflicting many of God’s people, but He has a better life for us.The beloved apostle John prayed that all would go well with us and that we would be in good health, as it goes well with our soul. (3 John 2) His prayer aligns with all that Jesus accomplished. The greek word for Jesus saving us from our sin is the word “sozo,” which implies rescue, healing, and freedom. Jesus rescues us from all that sin brought into this world. It’s the delight of Jesus to bring wholeness of spirit, soul, and body! Join us in this series as we discover ways to grow into the fullness of our union with Christ.www.overflowdfw.comSupport the show

How is your soul?Many are struggling with their capacity to be well, especially over the last three years. The mounting tensions, frustrations, and grief have left many in a fragmented and exhausted state. Anxiety, depression, and despair are afflicting many of God’s people, but He has a better life for us.The beloved apostle John prayed that all would go well with us and that we would be in good health, as it goes well with our soul. (3 John 2) His prayer aligns with all that Jesus accomplished. The greek word for Jesus saving us from our sin is the word “sozo,” which implies rescue, healing, and freedom. Jesus rescues us from all that sin brought into this world. It’s the delight of Jesus to bring wholeness of spirit, soul, and body! Join us in this series as we discover ways to grow into the fullness of our union with Christ.www.overflowdfw.comSupport the show

How is your soul?Many are struggling with their capacity to be well, especially over the last three years. The mounting tensions, frustrations, and grief have left many in a fragmented and exhausted state. Anxiety, depression, and despair are afflicting many of God’s people, but He has a better life for us.The beloved apostle John prayed that all would go well with us and that we would be in good health, as it goes well with our soul. (3 John 2) His prayer aligns with all that Jesus accomplished. The greek word for Jesus saving us from our sin is the word “sozo,” which implies rescue, healing, and freedom. Jesus rescues us from all that sin brought into this world. It’s the delight of Jesus to bring wholeness of spirit, soul, and body! Join us in this series as we discover ways to grow into the fullness of our union with Christ.Support the show

Pastor Josh shares an exhortation as we lean into new year. Support the show

Pastor Josh shares a message at Overflow Christmas.Support the show

Pastor Josh shares a message during the Christmas season. Support the show

Our friend Pastor Chris Jones shares a word with Overflow.Support the show

The Book of Revelation is often considered an eschatological resource; however, it is primarily a revelation from Jesus, about Jesus, and to His church. While imprisoned for his faith, the apostle John was given seven letters addressed to seven churches in Asia Minor. In each letter, he affirms and exhorts each body, calling them to overcome their temptations and difficulties. Each letter was unique, but they all said, “To Him Who Overcomes.”  In this study, we will explore Revelation 1-3 and discover Jesus’ heart for His church. Support the show

The Book of Revelation is often considered an eschatological resource; however, it is primarily a revelation from Jesus, about Jesus, and to His church. While imprisoned for his faith, the apostle John was given seven letters addressed to seven churches in Asia Minor. In each letter, he affirms and exhorts each body, calling them to overcome their temptations and difficulties. Each letter was unique, but they all said, “To Him Who Overcomes.”  In this study, we will explore Revelation 1-3 and discover Jesus’ heart for His church. Support the show

The Book of Revelation is often considered an eschatological resource; however, it is primarily a revelation from Jesus, about Jesus, and to His church. While imprisoned for his faith, the apostle John was given seven letters addressed to seven churches in Asia Minor. In each letter, he affirms and exhorts each body, calling them to overcome their temptations and difficulties. Each letter was unique, but they all said, “To Him Who Overcomes.”  In this study, we will explore Revelation 1-3 and discover Jesus’ heart for His church. Support the show

The Book of Revelation is often considered an eschatological resource; however, it is primarily a revelation from Jesus, about Jesus, and to His church. While imprisoned for his faith, the apostle John was given seven letters addressed to seven churches in Asia Minor. In each letter, he affirms and exhorts each body, calling them to overcome their temptations and difficulties. Each letter was unique, but they all said, “To Him Who Overcomes.”  In this study, we will explore Revelation 1-3 and discover Jesus’ heart for His church. Support the show

Pastors Josh, Leslie, Nathan, and Brooke shares 10 takeaways from ten years of Overflow. www.overflowdfw.comSupport the show

The Book of Revelation is often considered an eschatological resource; however, it is primarily a revelation from Jesus, about Jesus, and to His church. While imprisoned for his faith, the apostle John was given seven letters addressed to seven churches in Asia Minor. In each letter, he affirms and exhorts each body, calling them to overcome their temptations and difficulties. Each letter was unique, but they all said, “To Him Who Overcomes.”  In this study, we will explore Revelation 1-3 and discover Jesus’ heart for His church. Support the show

The Book of Revelation is often considered an eschatological resource; however, it is primarily a revelation from Jesus, about Jesus, and to His church. While imprisoned for his faith, the apostle John was given seven letters addressed to seven churches in Asia Minor. In each letter, he affirms and exhorts each body, calling them to overcome their temptations and difficulties. Each letter was unique, but they all said, “To Him Who Overcomes.”  In this study, we will explore Revelation 1-3 and discover Jesus’ heart for His church. Support the show