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Mother's Day Setlist | Overflow Resource

As a mom of three, as we approach Mother's Day, I have recently reflected on how my prayers and my worship have changed since becoming a mom. I've realized a greater need for it. Since becoming a mom, I've found myself on my knees more times than I can count. There's something about it that is beautiful and challenging at the same time. I am reminded daily of my need for my Savior. My song, You Already Have is a prayer that I wrote recently, and it is particularly poignant on my journey as a mom. I find myself feeling inadequate in so many areas. And as a mom, I thought that I was never enough of anything for anyone. Inspired by Psalm 46, this song was my reminder that I don't need to worry about coming up short because I lean on a Savior who already has everything I will ever need. When I thought about the kinds of songs that I might put on a setlist for Mother's Day, my heart immediately went to surrender and gratitude. That must be my daily posture as a mom, surrendering my kids, my failures and insecurities, and then living in gratitude for what God has entrusted to me. So, the first three songs are all about surrender, and the last two are about gratitude. I created this setlist to allow us to reflect on all that we can be grateful for as moms (whether biological, adoptive, or foster moms, aunts, teachers or mentors, etc.). It can also be a unique opportunity to minister to those for whom this day is painful due to loss, grief, or disappointment in waiting. Overflow Resource was created by Andrea Olson after years of working with small and medium-sized churches and the unique challenges that they face. Andrea's heart is to encourage Churches everywhere that they can be excellent with what they have, where they are. Find out more here.

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Here Is Love, Vast As The Ocean (Everlasting Praise) Devotional

Scripture Focus:"But God demonstrates His own love for us in this: While we were still sinners, Christ died for us." — Romans 5:8 When we think about love, we often imagine something grand, but even the greatest human love cannot compare to the love of God. The song Here Is Love Vast As The Ocean beautifully captures the boundless, unrelenting love of Christ—a love that cannot be measured, contained, or exhausted. The opening verse describes God's love as vast as the ocean and His kindness as a flood. These images remind us that God's love is not a trickle or a stream—it is an overwhelming, endless expanse. Like the ocean, His love reaches beyond what we can see or comprehend. It engulfs us, carries us, and sustains us. The Cross: Love Poured OutThe second verse draws us to the mount of crucifixion, where Jesus shed His precious blood. The song uses the imagery of floodgates of mercy bursting open, unleashing a vast and gracious tide. It is a reminder that the love of Christ is not just affectionate; it is costly. He poured out His life so that we, a guilty world, could be reconciled to God. Grace and justice, two things that seem at odds, met in perfect unity at the cross. The Resurrection: Love UnrestrainedBut love did not end at the cross. Verse three takes us to the resurrection morning, where mercy filled the thirsty grave. The stone rolled away, not just to let Jesus out, but to let us in—to new life, to restored hope, to a love that will never die. His victory over death assures us that no sorrow, no sin, no suffering can ever outrun His joy. The resurrection proves that His love is not just enduring—it is victorious. An Invitation to Drink and LiveIn the final verse, we are invited to come and drink and live. Jesus offers Himself as the source of living water (John 7:37-38). His love is not just something to admire—it is something to receive. For a weary world longing for meaning, for hope, for something eternal, what more could He give? He has already given everything. Responding to Everlasting LoveAs the song closes with the refrain, Now to Christ who fully loved us… be everlasting praise to Him, our hearts should be filled with gratitude and awe. The only proper response to such love is worship—unceasing, unending praise to the One who freed us from sin. Reflection Questions: Have you ever felt overwhelmed by God's love like an ocean? What was that experience like? How does the image of grace and love like mighty rivers change the way you see Jesus' sacrifice? Do you find it difficult to believe that God's love is greater than your failures? What Scripture reminds you of His unrelenting grace? How can you respond to this vast love today—with worship, with obedience, with surrender? Prayer: Heavenly Father, I stand in awe of Your love—a love so vast, so deep, so unrelenting. Thank You for Jesus, for the cross, for the mercy that flowed like a river to rescue me. Help me to rest in this love, to trust in its power, and to respond with a heart full of praise. Let my life reflect the greatness of Your love, and may I never cease to sing Your praise. In Jesus' name, Amen.

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