In this raw & powerful Overflow, there's a call to see power as God defines it. Not in domination, headlines, or superheroes, but in the cross, the empty tomb, and the Spirit who raises the dead. This Overflow dismantles illusions of worldly power and lifts our eyes to the real power of Christ that transforms, not just entertains.

What if the Tree of Life in Eden was more than a symbol? What if it was always pointing us to Jesus Christ?

In this rich and revelatory episode, we explore the powerful connection between Jesus, the Tree of Life, and the restoration of eternal fellowship with God. From Genesis to Revelation, this is the story of life lost and life regained through the Cross.

Topics Covered:

• The Garden of Eden as a sacred sanctuary and prototype of the temple

• Adam as the first priest and steward of God’s presence

• The covenant choice between life and death

• Why God removed access to the Tree of Life and what that revealed about His mercy

• Jesus as the fulfillment of the Tree of Life

• The Cross as the new Tree that offers eternal nourishment

• What it truly means to “eat His flesh and drink His blood” (John 6)

• The Tree of Life restored in Revelation 22

Key Scriptures:

Genesis 2:8–17 | Genesis 3:22 | John 1:3 | Colossians 1:16 | John 6:48–56 | Matthew 5:6 | John 10:27–28 | Revelation 7:14 | Revelation 22:1–3 | Revelation 22:14 | 1 Corinthians 15:53

Whether you’re hungry for deeper truth or simply seeking a fresh encounter with Jesus, this episode invites you to feast, not on forbidden fruit, but on the One who is Life Himself.

“The Same Jesus” is a Christ-Sanity Spoken Word Reflection that takes us from the road to Emmaus to the island of Revelation, showing how the risen Christ meets us not in stained glass or cathedrals, but in our everyday journeys and broken bread. This is the Lamb who was slain and the Lion who reigns. The same Jesus who wept, who bled, and who now shines with fire in His eyes. Don’t miss Him by clinging to the version that fits your comfort zone. He is more. He is risen. He is the Same Jesus.

“The Mistaken Christ: Eyes That Do Not See” reminds us that the risen Jesus doesn’t wait in temples or pulpits. He walks with us on the road of confusion, grief, and doubt. He reveals Himself not in stained glass, but in broken bread. This Overflow calls us to open our eyes, invite Him into our ordinary spaces, and recognize His presence where we least expect it.

What if breath wasn’t just oxygen… but a whisper from eternity?

In this powerful episode of Christ-Sanity, we journey from Eden to the empty tomb to discover how the Breath of God is not just what gave man life in the beginning but what brings dead souls back to life through Christ.

We unpack the mystery of spiritual rebirth, the process of transformation through the Holy Spirit, and how salvation reaches our spirit, soul, and body. From Genesis to Revelation, the breath of God is not just symbolism, it’s substance, power, and identity.

This isn’t just theology, it’s personal.

Jesus doesn’t want you to just survive, He wants you to truly live.

 Key Topics Covered

• The Breath of Life in Creation and Redemption

• The Fall and the Spiritual Death of Mankind

• The Prophetic Promise of a New Heart and Spirit

• The Valley of Dry Bones and Spiritual Resurrection

• Jesus’ Conversation with Nicodemus: Being Born Again

• The Cross and the Breath Jesus Gave for Us

• The Difference Between Indwelling vs. Being Filled with the Holy Spirit

• Salvation’s Threefold Work: Justification (spirit), Sanctification (soul), Glorification (body)

• Daily Living in the Breath of Christ (Word, Prayer, Worship, and Surrender)

• The Christ-Sanity Soundtrack: Worship that Breathes with You

 Key Bible Verses

"Intimacy or Imitation?" calls us to examine whether we're truly walking with God in the secret place or settling for the world's cheap counterfeits. In this Overflow, we uncover the difference between shallow performance and covenant love, between counterfeit affection and eternal intimacy with Christ.

This Christ-Sanity Overflow cuts through the noise of spiritual celebrity and calls us back to the Cross. In a generation obsessed with platforms and applause, “When Shepherds Fail & Saints Reign Too Soon” exposes the dangers of premature reign, misplaced worship, and man-made glory. But amid the fall of idols and the scattering of sheep, a remnant is rising, not to rebel, but to repent. This is a cry for purity, for pierced hearts over polished sermons, and for the return of a Church that follows Christ alone. Let the spotlight fade. Let the true ones emerge. The Cross is not a prop, it is our posture.

What if the real battle in Eden wasn’t just about a tree but about you?

This episode uncovers the forgotten war over the image of God in humanity, and how Jesus, the Express Image of God came to restore what hell tried to destroy.

From the dust of the ground to the throne of heaven, discover your divine design and eternal purpose in Christ.

This isn’t just a Bible study, this is identity reclaimed, glory revealed, and destiny reawakened.

Topics Covered

Genesis 1:26–27 | Genesis 9:6 | James 3:9 | Genesis 2:7 | Isaiah 64:8 | 1 Corinthians 6:19–20 | Matthew 10:28 | Romans 12:2 | Proverbs 20:27 | Ephesians 2:1 | Ephesians 4:24 | Romans 8:16 | Romans 8:29 | Ecclesiastes 12:7 | Ecclesiastes 3:11 | 1 Corinthians 6:3 | 1 Corinthians 15:45–49 | Ephesians 1:21–23 | Ephesians 2:6 | Ephesians 3:10 | Psalm 8 | Isaiah 14:12–14 | Colossians 1:15 | Hebrews 1:3 | John 14:9 | 2 Corinthians 3:18 | 1 John 3:2

When glory presses in, it’s heavier than grief, sharper than fear. It is the trembling awe of knowing we will stand before the Holy One face to face. This overflow carries the burden of His coming: the reckoning before the rejoicing, the purging before the peace, the judgment before the joy. It is a call to holy fear, deeper worship, and unwavering trust. And it ends with one cry: “Even so, come, Lord Jesus.”

In a world that offers temporary escapes, quick fixes, and shallow comforts, true peace remains out of reach until you encounter the Prince of Peace Himself. This Christ-Sanity Overflow takes you beyond the world’s fragile version of peace and into the eternal, immovable peace of Jesus Christ.

Through Scripture, worship, and revelation, we uncover why His peace surpasses all understanding: it steadies the heart in grief, guards the mind in chaos, and holds the soul even when life is breaking apart. You’ll hear the difference between the world’s peace circumstantial and fleeting and God’s peace supernatural and unshakable.

This isn’t a call to escape the storm; it’s an invitation to meet the One who calms it within you. If you’ve ever wondered how to rest in the fire, smile in sorrow, or stand unbroken in the ruins this word is for you.

Come be reminded: peace is not the absence of trouble.
Peace is the presence of Jesus Christ.