Spiritual fire comes from above, but it must be sustained by love. It also goes out if it’s left alone. We need to fan into flame the fire of our love for God and the people in our lives. We must love people enough to invite them to church. It's up to us to remember that Jesus is coming soon and everyone will spend eternity somewhere.

Wedding vows are more than a declaration of love—they hold the keys to a strong, lasting marriage. Whether you hope to get married someday or you’ve already tied the knot, discover what The Vow can mean for the future. In the 4th and final part of this series, Pastor Pete and his wife, Kelly, share some of their story to highlight the truth that secrecy is the enemy of intimacy, and that confession brings healing.

Wedding vows are more than a declaration of love—they hold the keys to a strong, lasting marriage. Whether you hope to get married someday or you’ve already tied the knot, discover what The Vow can mean for the future. In part three, Pastor Pete and his wife, Kelly, talk about the difference between a contract and a covenant, leadership and submission, and the importance of working together towards a common vision.

Wedding vows are more than a declaration of love—they hold the keys to a strong, lasting marriage. Whether you hope to get married someday or you’ve already tied the knot, discover what The Vow can mean for the future. In part two, Pastor Pete addresses the importance of continuing to pursue your spouse even after you’re married and gives you three ways to apply it in your marriage.

Wedding vows are more than a declaration of love—they hold the keys to a strong, lasting marriage. Whether you hope to get married someday or you’ve already tied the knot, discover what The Vow can mean for the future. In the first installment, Pastor Pete tackles the common belief in our culture that to truly be happy in life you have to find and marry “the one.” Listen and discover what our priorities need to be to lay a foundation for a marriage that will truly honor God and is worth building a life on.

What is a “win” in the kingdom of God? How do I know if I am succeeding? What is it that God is after in the end? What is Jesus accomplishing in and through us, His people? The answers to these questions will determine how you should live your life. Craig McLeod, former and founding pastor of Life Church Buffalo, returns to explain the “win”, and re-connect with his home church.

We all have good intentions when it comes to the changes we want to make in life. But good intentions never seem to be enough to produce lasting change. We can even get some instructions on how to implement the change we want, but eventually we have to do something with the information we’ve been given. Unapplied truth is like unapplied paint. It doesn’t do anybody any good. The value is in the application. Merely reading the Bible or coming to church and hearing a sermon is one thing. But real life-change happens in the “doing”. Application makes all the difference. Information without application does not lead to transformation.

It's a new year and we all know what that means: time to dust off our resolutions from last year and make a new list! The truth is, we all have good intentions when it comes to resolutions, but we've all heard the old saying: "The road to Hell is-" well, you know the rest. Perhaps in 2018, we need more than just good intentions if we are going to see real results. In part 3 of this series, Pastor Pete encourages us to stop making excuses for our inactivity when things get hard and instead to see the opportunity through the obstacles. If you’re going to win the battle for your good intentions, then you can make excuses or you can make progress, but you can’t make both.

It's a new year and we all know what that means: Time to dust off our resolutions from last year and make a new list! The truth is, we have good intentions when it comes to resolutions, but we've all heard the old saying: "The road to Hell is-" well, you know the rest. Perhaps in 2018, we need more than just good intentions if we are going to see real results. In part 2, Pastor Pete talks about another battle that we need to win if our good intentions are ever going to lead to lasting change: the battle for our sight. How you view your destination and the gap between where you are now and where you want to be can affect your motivation to keep pursuing the change you desire. This message will inspire you to not stop short of your goal and to keep taking steps in the right direction, because direction, not intention, determines destination.

It's a new year and we all know what that means: Time to dust off our resolutions from last year and make a new list! The truth is, we have good intentions when it comes to resolutions, but we've all heard the old saying: "The road to Hell is-" well, you know the rest. Perhaps in 2018, we need more than just good intentions if we are going to see real results. In this first installment, Pastor Pete teaches how our lives move toward our strongest thoughts and how there is a battle for your mind every day. Since our thoughts are affected by what we hear, we’ll learn how to change the way we think by crafting and reciting some spiritual truths to declare over ourselves every day.