In one of the most beloved prayers of the Bible, David gives a striking word picture as a declaration of contentment, “My cup overflows!”. (PS 23:5) Apparently, it is possible to live a life with God so that we are full, not with obligations or possessions, but with peace and joy.
Journey with Peachtree Church as we set aside time in 2024 to seek a life that overflows through living as Jesus by doing what he did. Each month, we will rediscover new spiritual practices like prayer, sabbath, secrecy, and celebration that are biblically rooted in the life of Jesus so we, too, can have lives overflowing with the very living water of God.
To access more resources for your spiritual journey or learn more about Peachtree Church, please visit PeachtreeChurch.com/Overflow.
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In one of the most beloved prayers of the Bible, David gives a striking word picture as a declaration of contentment, “My cup overflows!”. (PS 23:5) Apparently, it is possible to live a life with God so that we are full, not with obligations or possessions, but with peace and joy.
Journey with Peachtree Church as we set aside time in 2024 to seek a life that overflows through living as Jesus by doing what he did. Each month, we will rediscover new spiritual practices like prayer, sabbath, secrecy, and celebration that are biblically rooted in the life of Jesus so we, too, can have lives overflowing with the very living water of God.
To access more resources for your spiritual journey or learn more about Peachtree Church, please visit PeachtreeChurch.com/Overflow.
In this episode, Pastor Rich Kannwischer sits down with renowned New Testament scholar N.T. Wright to explore how the Psalms teach us to live with God in unity, trust, and hope—even in a world marked by fragmentation and anxiety. Together they unpack vivid biblical imagery—from oil running down Aaron’s beard to the call to “taste and see that the Lord is good”—and consider what it means for the church to embody unity, honesty, and steadfastness today.
Wright reflects on the challenge of carrying burdens, the discipline of prayer, and the deep joy found in praising God even when circumstances feel uncertain. Along the way, he highlights how Scripture invites us to a firmer foundation, a richer life of faith, and a vision of the church that is rooted in Christ above all.
Whether you are searching for encouragement in prayer, wrestling with disunity in the church, or longing to experience God’s shelter and goodness, this conversation offers timeless wisdom on how to dwell more deeply with God and with one another.
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In one of the most beloved prayers of the Bible, David gives a striking word picture as a declaration of contentment, “My cup overflows!”. (PS 23:5) Apparently, it is possible to live a life with God so that we are full, not with obligations or possessions, but with peace and joy.
Journey with Peachtree Church as we set aside time in 2024 to seek a life that overflows through living as Jesus by doing what he did. Each month, we will rediscover new spiritual practices like prayer, sabbath, secrecy, and celebration that are biblically rooted in the life of Jesus so we, too, can have lives overflowing with the very living water of God.
To access more resources for your spiritual journey or learn more about Peachtree Church, please visit PeachtreeChurch.com/Overflow.
