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A Macedonian Mentality (Overflow – Week 3) A man, Pastor Josh, stands on a stage holding a microphone, speaking to an unseen audience. He is wearing a light brown collared shirt over a dark t-shirt. The background is dark, with some blurred warm lights. To the right of the image, white text reads: "When you put God first, everything else comes into order". In the top left corner, there is a logo that says "Overflow" with a graphic of mountains and trees.

A Macedonian Mentality (Overflow – Week 3)

Pastor Josh delves into the concept of a "Macedonian Mentality," drawing inspiration from the Apostle Paul's letter to the Corinthians about the Macedonian churches. He explains that despite severe trials and extreme poverty, the Macedonians displayed overflowing joy that led to rich generosity. Pastor Josh challenges us to consider our own generosity, asking if our level of giving, if replicated across the church, would allow the church to continue its ministry. He highlights key aspects of the Macedonian mentality: giving as much as they were able by faith rather than caution, giving beyond their ability, trusting God for provision, and…
Kyle Nel
July 24, 2025
Watch what happens when it’s in His hands (Overflow – Week 2)

Watch what happens when it’s in His hands (Overflow – Week 2)

In this week's message, Pastor Josh explores the concept of "overflow" by looking at the miraculous story of Jesus feeding the five thousand. He highlights that when we place what we have, no matter how little, into God's hands, He can multiply it beyond our imagination. Josh explains that this multiplication isn't just for our benefit, but so we can be a blessing to others. He encourages us to prepare for God's blessings even before we see them, cultivate a heart of gratitude for what we already have, and understand that God often works through us to meet the needs…
Kyle Nel
July 15, 2025
Should Christians Tithe? (Overflow – Week 1) A man in a grey t-shirt stands on a dark stage, holding a microphone in his left hand and pointing upwards and to the right with his right hand. He has short, dark hair and is looking in the direction he is pointing. To the left of the image, the words "Should Christians Tithe?" are written in large white font. In the top left corner, there is a small circular logo with "Overflow" written above a stylized image of mountains and a river, matching the "Overflow" logo from the previous image. The background is dark, likely a stage or auditorium.

Should Christians Tithe? (Overflow – Week 1)

Pastor Josh Cooke tackles the often-uncomfortable topic of money in church, sharing why he believes tithing is a vital principle for Christians today. He starts by highlighting that tithing isn't just an Old Testament concept, but a principle seen throughout the entire Bible, from Abraham to Jesus. Pastor Josh explains that God values "first fruits"—giving the best and first of our income back to Him—as an act of trust and a pathway to blessing. He unpacks why God only accepts the first, linking it to the heart with which we give. Challenging the idea that tithing is only for the…
Kyle Nel
July 7, 2025
Changeling (I Love My Church – Week 4) A young, blonde woman in a black coat holds a microphone and speaks, looking to the right of the frame. She is set against a vibrant orange background with various semi-transparent white illustrations, including a butterfly, a crown, a crest, and a clock. The words "CHANGELING" are prominently displayed in large white letters across the top left, and "I LOVE MY CHURCH" is written in smaller white letters in the bottom left corner.

Changeling (I Love My Church – Week 4)

In this episode, Pastor Meg shares her personal journey of navigating challenges and unexpected paths, drawing parallels to biblical figures like Jonah, Moses, and Jesus. She reflects on how we often resist the journeys we need to take, whether it's facing personal hurdles or seeking community. Through the story of Jonah, she highlights the importance of heart transformation over mere compliance with expectations. The conversation encourages listeners to embrace the uncomfortable journeys that lead to growth and change, emphasizing that true transformation comes from aligning our hearts with God's purpose. Join us as we explore what it means to take…
Kyle Nel
June 30, 2025
Relentless Reaching (I Love My Church – Week 3)

Relentless Reaching (I Love My Church – Week 3)

This week we continue to discuss the core values of the church in our "I love my church" series. Pastor Josh explores the importance of both discipleship and evangelism, emphasizing that true discipleship involves sharing one’s faith. He illustrates the culture of the church and challenges listeners to engage in "relentless reaching" – a commitment to sharing the hope of Jesus with family, friends, and the community. There are three key reasons for this mission: the significance of eternity, the promise of a fulfilling life now, and the imperative of spreading the Gospel. Pastor Josh encourages everyone to reflect on…
Kyle Nel
June 24, 2025
Receiving Rewards That Last (I Love My Church – Week 2)

Receiving Rewards That Last (I Love My Church – Week 2)

Pastor Josh shares insights on the importance of honouring others within the church community and beyond. This series explores the core values of the church, focusing on how honour plays a vital role in building a supportive and loving community. Focusing on the church's value of "We Will Elevate," Pastor Josh encourages everyone to honour people regardless of age, gender, or background. Honouring others not only uplifts them but also enriches our own lives. We are invited to reflect on their attitudes towards honour and to actively seek ways to honour those around them, fostering a loving and united community.…
Kyle Nel
June 16, 2025
Wildfire (I Love My Church – Week 1)

Wildfire (I Love My Church – Week 1)

In this uplifting episode, we have a powerful preach from special guest speaker, Pastor Josh Snowzell. Talking about one of the core cultural beliefs of our church - Wildfire, he reflects on the passion and growth within the Cape Town community, highlighting the transformative power of faith. Drawing from personal experiences and biblical teachings, the message centres around the importance of expressing love for God with all your heart, soul, and mind, as emphasised in Luke 10:27. Pastor Josh encourages listeners to embrace a contagious passion for Jesus, likening it to a "wildfire" that cannot be contained. He illustrates how true…
Kyle Nel
June 9, 2025
I am ready for every eventuality (Holy Spirit – Week 4)

I am ready for every eventuality (Holy Spirit – Week 4)

We conclude our series on the Holy Spirit, exploring how He moves in our lives and equips us for the work ahead. Pastor Josh shares a personal story about his wedding ring, emphasizing how it signifies being set apart for someone special. This leads to a discussion on how the Holy Spirit sets us apart for God's work, using the example of David's anointing in the Bible.The core message is about being ready for anything life throws our way by embracing the idea of being "anointed and equipped" by the Holy Spirit. We encourage everyone to be open to the…
Kyle Nel
June 2, 2025
The moment you’ve been waiting for (Holy Spirit – Week 3)

The moment you’ve been waiting for (Holy Spirit – Week 3)

This week, Pastor Josh shares an inspiring message about the transformative power of the Holy Spirit. He reflects on the early disciples' experience during Pentecost, highlighting how they went from uncertainty to boldness when they welcomed the Holy Spirit into their lives. Josh encourages listeners to seek a deeper connection with the Holy Spirit, emphasizing that this is the moment they’ve been waiting for to experience change and empowerment. Scripture References Acts 1:3-5 Acts 2:1-14
Kyle Nel
May 26, 2025
Desire the Holy Spirit (Holy Spirit – Week 2)

Desire the Holy Spirit (Holy Spirit – Week 2)

This week, Pastor Meg Cooke shares an engaging message about the importance of desiring the Holy Spirit in our lives. Drawing parallels from her own experiences, she highlights how our daily actions reveal our true desires. Meg encourages listeners to reflect on their own lives and consider whether they are prioritising their desires for comfort and success over their relationship with the Holy Spirit. By exploring scripture and personal anecdotes, she invites everyone to walk closely with the Holy Spirit, emphasising that true fulfilment comes from this connection. Join us for a thought-provoking discussion that challenges us to seek a…
Kyle Nel
May 25, 2025
Who is the Holy Spirit? (Holy Spirit – Week 1)

Who is the Holy Spirit? (Holy Spirit – Week 1)

In this introduction to our "Holy Spirit" series, Pastor Nosi explores the nature of the Holy Spirit, one of the three parts of God, describing Him as a gentle yet powerful presence that desires a relationship with us. She addresses three groups of listeners: those resistant to the Holy Spirit, those drawn to His power, and those in between, encouraging everyone to be open to His influence. Nosi emphasises that the Holy Spirit is essential in our lives, not just a backup option. She invites listeners to consider how they interact with Him and to make space for His guidance…
Kyle Nel
May 25, 2025
The Miracle Is In-Between A picture of a group of people huddling together with the text "The Mieacle is In-Between" overlaid on it.

The Miracle Is In-Between

In this sermon, Xhanti encourages listeners to recognise that miracles often happen in the moments we overlook. He uses the example of the feeding of the 5,000 from Mark 6 to illustrate that while we may be waiting for a breakthrough, we might already be in the vicinity of it. Xhanti emphasizes that God is always working, and the miracle can be found in our current situation, not just in the past or future. He reminds us to prepare for what we seek, as miracles often come through the multiplication of what we already have. Ultimately, he calls on everyone…
Kyle Nel
May 6, 2025

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