e’s mastered shame and trademarked embarrassment. His lies wound, and his accusations sting. He’ll build up your pride just to throw you down. Yes, the devil is strong, but there’s one power he can’t beat—and it’s on your side. Learn how to answer When the Devil Knocks. In part two of this series, Pastor Pete talked about one of the devil’s go-to tricks is to accuse you of being someone you’re not. But you’re not who he says you are. You are who God says you are, and we have an advocate who pleads our case when the devil hurls his accusations at us!

He’s mastered shame and trademarked embarrassment. His lies wound, and his accusations sting. He’ll build up your pride just to throw you down. Yes, the devil is strong, but there’s one power he can’t beat—and it’s on your side. Learn how to answer When the Devil Knocks in part one of this series: The Accuser.

Legacy is a powerful word. A proactive word. It denotes something valuable being handed down from one period of time to the next. Its purpose is not to memorialize the past, but to advance a secure future. Jesus spoke of Legacy in the Great Commission when he said “Go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you.” In other words: Give to others what I have given you. Make of others what I have made of you. This legacy of Jesus has been faithfully handed down from generation to generation. And now it’s our turn. Our legacy in this world depends on how we, as one church family, decide to invest what was given to us into the lives of others. Not for our own glory, but for the one who is alive today and advancing his Kingdom through us. Pastor Pete concluded this series with a personal message that helped us see that God views generosity through a different lens than we do. If you make a living by what you get, then you leave a legacy by what you give. Let’s launch a legacy together, as one, for the one!

Legacy is a powerful word. A proactive word. It denotes something valuable being handed down from one period of time to the next. Its purpose is not to memorialize the past, but to advance a secure future. Jesus spoke of Legacy in the Great Commission when he said “Go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you.” In other words: Give to others what I have given you. Make of others what I have made of you. This legacy of Jesus has been faithfully handed down from generation to generation. And now it’s our turn. Our legacy in this world depends on how we, as one church family, decide to invest what was given to us into the lives of others. Not for our own glory, but for the one who is alive today and advancing his Kingdom through us. In part two of this series, Pastor Pete challenged us to focus on building God’s house first, with the biblical promise that if we do, then God will build our house.

Legacy is a powerful word. A proactive word. It denotes something valuable being handed down from one period of time to the next. Its purpose is not to memorialize the past, but to advance a secure future. Jesus spoke of Legacy in the Great Commission when he said “Go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you.” In other words: Give to others what I have given you. Make of others what I have made of you. This legacy of Jesus has been faithfully handed down from generation to generation. Thirteen years ago, Craig and Carol McLeod took what was deposited in them and launched Life Church Buffalo. Their legacy lives on in us. And now it’s our turn. Our legacy in this world depends on how we, as one church family, decide to invest what was given to us into the lives of others. Not for our own glory, but for the one who is alive today and advancing his Kingdom through us. We are inviting you to capture the vision of Legacy. As one, for the One.

Do you know where you sit? God wants us to sit close to Him. He's saved us seats and they have our names on them. In your relationships, your family, and even in your heart, where you sit might matter more than you realize. If you want to land in the right spots, you're going to need to Watch Where You Sit.