"It's not good for man to be alone." Those were some of the first words God spoke in Scripture. In today's passage, we see how Paul lived out a life in community and how it brings life and hope in the midst of darkness.

Do you know your purpose in life? In 100 years, will it have made any lasting difference? In today's text, Paul and Barnabas continue carrying out the mission in new territories but they face difficulty after difficulty. Knowing their purpose helped them persevere. It will help you too.

As Paul and Barnabas went on mission, they experienced several setbacks when others parted ways with the work. How do we continue on when we have similar situations? Pastor Alan reminds us that it's worth it, even through hardships.

As Central Church (the owners of the space we use) announced its closing, we are presented with a decision: Do we turn inward toward fear and comfort? OR do we continue boldly forward to carry out our mission in this community? In today's text, we see the church in Antioch making a bold decision to carry out the mission with boldness. Overflow Church is committing to do the same.

Have you ever gone through something that made you ask, "Why God?!" or maybe you even doubted that there IS a God at all. In this week's text, Luke focuses in on the church in Jerusalem once again, and we discover God's presence in the midst of serious trials. We see how God is sovereign--even in the suffering that we go through.

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.