Today, the phrase “Facebook official” means that you aren’t really in a relationship until you change your Facebook relationship status to say that you are. The way our culture views relationships is radically different from what Scripture declares, so in this series we’ll see what the Bible has to say about some of our “Facebook official” relationship statuses. In part three, Pastor Pete gives a challenging and grace filled message to those who’ve experienced the pain of divorce.

Today, the phrase “Facebook official” means that you aren’t really in a relationship until you change your Facebook relationship status to say that you are. The way our culture views relationships is radically different from what Scripture declares, so in this series we’ll see what the Bible has to say about some of our “Facebook official” relationship statuses. In part two, Pastor Pete & his wife, Kelly, tackled three of the lies we believe about marriage in a fun game of ‘Two Truths For A Lie.

Today, the phrase “Facebook official” means that you aren’t really in a relationship until you change your Facebook relationship status to say that you are. The way our culture views relationships is radically different from what Scripture declares, so in this series we’ll see what the Bible has to say about some of our“Facebook official” relationship statuses. In partone, Pastor Pete gave a challenging & encouraging word to singles by offering some biblical insight as to the purpose of the gift of singleness.

As Jesus followers, we can set all the goals we want, but if our main goal isn’t to become more like Jesus, then we are missing the whole point of the Christian walk. In the fourth and final installment of our New Year’s series on #goals, Pastor Pete uses the story of Jesus washing his disciples feet to illustrate that our attitude should be the same as his as we follow in the footsteps of the one who said he did not come to be served, but to serve. This is why one of our core values at Life Church Buffalo is to love and serve with intentionality, because as Christians,serving is not what we do; servants is who we are.

Every New Year, many people setgoals of how we want to grow and improve, but there’s often a seemingly infinite gap between our intentions and our actions. In this four-part series, we want to provide Biblical advice and practical tools to help us create the right changes in our lives and to ensure our progress sticks. In part three, Pastor Pete talked about the importance of keeping our lives aligned with our purpose.

Every New Year, many people setgoals of how we want to grow and improve, but there’s often a seemingly infinite gap between our intentions and our actions. In this four-part series, we want to provide Biblical advice and practical tools to help us create the right changes in our lives and to ensure

We all have goals in terms of how we want to grow and improve, but there’s often a seemingly infinite gap between our intentions and our actions. In this four-part series, we want to provide Biblical advice and practical tools to help us create the right changes in our lives and to ensure our progress sticks. In part one, Pastor Beth reminds us to check our settingsas we set our goals with an encouragement to remember that gratitude is the attitude for breakthrough!

The New Year is full of possibilities that fuel potential for a better future. That's why we make resolutions . . . even though those resolutions usually fall by the wayside. Listen as Pastor Loren suggests something simple you can do to make the most of this year.

Christmas is a time to celebrate the birth of God’s son, Jesus. But life has a way of causing us to forget the real reason for the season. Listen as Pastor Pete tells a creative story to illustrate the power of the incarnation and how God becoming flesh in the form of a baby impacts our life today. Look with fresh eyes at the familiar story of Jesus’ birth and take comfort in knowing that God is with us in every season of life…even the difficult ones. Merry Christmas!

Immanuel. God with us. Christmas reminds us of the impact of Christ’s birth and that God is with us in every season of life. In part two of this series, Pastor Beth talked about the storms of life that we all face. When we’re in a storm we often wonder where God is or what He is doing? We looked at a storm the Apostle Paul went through in Acts chapter 27 to learn some principles on what to do when you find yourself in a storm. Never let the presence of a storm cause you to doubt the presence of God.