Reflection
Let’s be real: many of us live like God is barely getting us by, not like He’s the God of overflow. But this verse doesn’t whisper — it declares. God is able to bless you abundantly. Not randomly. Not occasionally. With intention and purpose: so that you will abound in every good work.
Overflow isn’t about luxury; it’s about capacity.
God doesn’t just want to bless you so you can feel comfortable — He wants to bless you so you can be available. Available to give. To serve. To encourage. To show up. To fund. To pray. To lift.
The overflow life doesn’t deny reality; it refuses to be ruled by scarcity. It looks at bills, responsibilities, and limitations — and still believes: God is my Source. Not my paycheck. Not my schedule. Not my own strength.
As you move through this week, pause and ask:
Where has God already given me “more than enough” — peace, wisdom, skills, time, connections — that I can pour into someone else?
Overflow isn’t always in your bank account. Sometimes it’s in your story, your resilience, your compassion, your creativity. And when you pour from that place, you’ll find that God keeps refilling what you surrender.
Prayer
Father, thank You that You are able to bless me abundantly.
Open my eyes to see the overflow You’ve already placed in my life.
Shift my mindset from scarcity to trust.
Show me who I can bless this week, and give me the courage to step into every good work You’ve prepared for me.
Amen.
Heart Check
Where do I see God’s overflow in my life right now — and how can I turn that overflow into “every good work” this week?