What is Overflow? A podcast waking people to LIFE. Jesus promises us LIFE in His name through the electrifying work of the Holy Spirit. But how does that LIFE work? Too many of us are confused, drift, and get stuck just doing the best we can. Others of us are just hungry for more of the great stuff we have. Both can be satisfied, and electrified, as we learn to live LIFE in the Overflow.
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Signup to Generate a PitchWhat is Overflow? A podcast waking people to LIFE. Jesus promises us LIFE in His name through the electrifying work of the Holy Spirit. But how does that LIFE work? Too many of us are confused, drift, and get stuck just doing the best we can. Others of us are just hungry for more of the great stuff we have.
Overflow is hosted by TREXO. The show has published 162 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "When is it Time to Get Up and Go? | Emotional Processing 8" (28 October 2026, 27 minutes), "What is the Day of the Lord? | 1 Thess 5:1-11" (26 October 2026, 15 minutes), and "What if We Haven't Processed Enough? | Emotional Processing 7" (21 October 2026, 27 minutes).
Overflow publishes roughly a few times a week, with episodes averaging 22 minutes across 162 episodes.
Booking probability for Overflow is 34%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Overflow requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Overflow's contact route on record: public web form.
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TREXO hosts Overflow, a religion podcast with 162 episodes published.
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You can process the same pain over and over and still never move forward. Jesus shows us that while our emotions matter, they don't get to dictate our obedience. In the final episode of our Healthy Emotional Processing...
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“Peace and security!” That’s what the world promises. But what happens when the kingdoms we trust can’t deliver? In 1 Thessalonians 5, Paul challenges the false promises of this world and unpacks what the Day of the...
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Jesus returned to His Father three times in the Garden of Gethsemane, bringing the same anguish to Him again and again. What does that mean for us when our emotions won't settle and our circumstances won't change? In...
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Grief is real. Loss is painful. But death doesn't have the final word. In 1 Thessalonians 4:13–18, Paul explains why followers of Jesus can face death with hope instead of despair. Because Jesus rose again, you can...
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What does it mean to live in the overflow when your emotional reality is pulling you in another direction? Jesus shows us the way in Gethsemane, bringing his anguish honestly to the Father while trusting the goodness of...
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Love more. Live quiet. And work. It's a simple formula, but it runs against nearly everything our culture celebrates. We're encouraged to have an opinion about everything, stay informed about every controversy, and keep...
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The Father created us for fullness of life, not a perpetual cycle of emotional reactivity. In the fifth session of Healthy Emotional Processing, Jim and Kate look to Jesus in Gethsemane to learn how to identify the...
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We can spend so much energy trying to figure out the “right” path that we forget the God who is already walking with us. The Father has made His will clear: He wants His children to become more like Jesus. And He...
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Sometimes the hardest part of processing what we feel is actually talking about it . In this episode, Jim and Kate continue their eight-step journey into healthy emotional processing by exploring what it means to...
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The Thessalonians were thriving in their faith—but they were still growing. In 1 Thessalonians 3:6–13, Paul shows us that spiritual growth doesn’t come from simply trying harder. The Father goes first, working within us...
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What’s on your emotional spice rack? Anger? Fear? Joy? Disappointment? Maybe your rack has four spices. Maybe everything tastes like Tabasco. Maybe everything tastes like black licorice. Or maybe the whole thing is...
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Spiritual warfare can be an uncomfortable subject, but Paul treats it as a normal reality of following Jesus. In 1 Thessalonians 2–3, he identifies Satan as the force behind opposition to his ministry and worries that...
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What if the problem isn’t that you feel too much, but that you don’t let yourself feel at all? In the Garden of Gethsemane, Jesus gives us a radically different model for emotional health. He doesn’t stuff his grief...
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What does the evidence of genuine faith actually look like? In 1 Thessalonians 2, Paul points to a church whose faith wasn’t merely something they claimed. It was visible in the way they loved one another, received...
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Where did you learn how to handle your emotions? For most of us, the answer is not Jesus. We learned from our families, our culture, our experiences, and sometimes from people who never learned healthy emotional...
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What if the real question isn’t simply, “What is God doing through me?” but , “What is God doing in me?” In 1 Thessalonians 2:1–8, Paul gives us a glimpse into the heart behind his ministry. His boldness came from God...
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What if you could see what God is doing in the people around you? What if you could recognize the fingerprints of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit in your own community and your own story? That is where Paul begins his...
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What if you prayed something as audacious as, “God, what good does it do You if I’m miserable?” David does exactly that in Psalm 30. But beneath the audacity is a profound truth about God's glory, our suffering, and the...
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When someone wrongs you, anger can become consuming. Psalm 37 shows us a different way—not ignoring injustice, but refusing to let it take over our hearts. We’ll look at what David means when he says to “fret not,”...
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Are we really making disciples—or have we simply become better at talking about discipleship? Bobby Harrington joins us to dive into the difference between a church that runs discipleship programs and a church that...
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