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Our Fiend Pastor Stephan from Revive Church in Arlington, TX, shares a word with the Overflow Family.
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Pastor Josh delivers a powerful and heartfelt word on what it truly means to behold Jesus — not from a distance, but through deep, personal encounter. 🔥
✨ “You won’t behold Him properly without encountering Him personally.”
We’re not called to simply observe Jesus — we’re called to see Him differently as People of the Way (👣). From the awe of the crowd in Mark 9:15, to John’s intimate view of Jesus in the Upper Room (John 13:23) and the Throne Room (Revelation 4), this message walks us through the transformational power of proximity.
🕊️ When you behold the beauty of Jesus, worship isn’t a task — it’s a response.
🔍 3 Ways to Behold Him More Fully:
1️⃣ Gaze Intently & Intentionally (Matthew 6:22)
2️⃣ Seek Wisdom & Revelation (Ephesians 1:17)
3️⃣ Immerse Yourself in His Depth (Ephesians 3:16–19, Hosea 6:3)
This is more than a message — it’s an invitation to press in and be filled with the fullness of God. Let your heart burn with wonder again. 💖🔥
👇 Let us know in the comments how this message spoke to you!
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Pastor Josh shares a message from 1 Samuel Chapter 1, where Hannah cried out to the Lord and he opened her barren womb. In this message, we explore the process of seed bearing and how God's Word is made fruitful in our lives. www.overflowdfw.com
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Pastor Aaron shares a message from 1 Samuel 17 about defeating Giants in our lives.
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Ever feel like you're facing a giant stone you can't move? The women at Jesus' tomb felt that way. "Who will roll this away for us?" they wondered. I know I've had those moments – that piano felt like one! But just like that unexpected help with the piano, the story of Easter shows us that Jesus is the one who rolls away the truly impossible stones in our lives: sin, judgment, and even death itself. He doesn't just forgive; he sets us free. When Jesus says "I Am," he's showing us he has the power to break through anything holding us back. So, whatever your stone is today, remember the empty tomb – nothing is too heavy for the "I Am." www.overflowdfw.com
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MADE TO BE In Matthew chapter 5, Jesus, drawing a large crowd, ascended a mountainside and delivered what is widely regarded as the greatest sermon of all time. He began with eight blessings, known as the Beatitudes. In our series, we’ll explore these ‘blessed attitudes,’ discover their meaning, and learn how they form the foundation of a harmonious life with God’s design.
#beatitudes #sermonseries
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MADE TO BE In Matthew chapter 5, Jesus, drawing a large crowd, ascended a mountainside and delivered what is widely regarded as the greatest sermon of all time. He began with eight blessings, known as the Beatitudes. In our series, we’ll explore these ‘blessed attitudes,’ discover their meaning, and learn how they form the foundation of a harmonious life with God’s design.
#beatitudes #sermonseries
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MADE TO BE In Matthew chapter 5, Jesus, drawing a large crowd, ascended a mountainside and delivered what is widely regarded as the greatest sermon of all time. He began with eight blessings, known as the Beatitudes. In our series, we’ll explore these ‘blessed attitudes,’ discover their meaning, and learn how they form the foundation of a harmonious life with God’s design.
#beatitudes #sermonseries
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MADE TO BE In Matthew chapter 5, Jesus, drawing a large crowd, ascended a mountainside and delivered what is widely regarded as the greatest sermon of all time. He began with eight blessings, known as the Beatitudes. In our series, we’ll explore these ‘blessed attitudes,’ discover their meaning, and learn how they form the foundation of a harmonious life with God’s design.
#beatitudes #sermonseries
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