Family Life Church Amarillo

06/19/2026

This world is not our home. We were created for eternity with a forever God. But it's easy to get distracted, to chase after our own desires instead of seeking His kingdom first.

The story of Abram and Lot shows us two paths: one walked by faith, the other drawn to the things of this world. When Lot was taken captive, Abram risked everything to rescue him. Why? Because he truly believed God's promises and loved those who had gone astray.

Here's the question for us today: Do we really believe God's Word enough to risk everything so others might believe too? Are we fighting for the lost in prayer? Are we living in such a way that others see the hope we have in Christ? The enemy is winning battles all around us, but he cannot stand against believers who fully trust in God's name.

Let's not just live for ourselves. There's a world that desperately needs the Savior we have. Who will share Him if we don't?

06/19/2026

Tenley is SUPER EXCITED about VBS! She says you need to get your kids registered asap!!! Next week! June 22-26, from 6-9PM. Follow the link to register: https://www.familylife.tv/vbs

06/18/2026

Vacation Bible School is coming! Next week, June 22-26, from 6:00-9:00 PM, here at Family Life Church! We've been hard at work this week decorating and getting things ready and can't wait!! Get your kids registered ASAP and skip the registration line next week! Register here: https://www.familylife.tv/vbs

06/18/2026

What should our response be when someone wanders away from God?

In this powerful clip from Sunday's message, Pastor Robbie reminds us that God has called His people to care deeply for those who have gone astray. It's easy to become frustrated, discouraged, or even indifferent when we see someone drifting from their faith—but God's heart is always for restoration.

The truth is that every one of us knows someone who is struggling, wandering, or carrying burdens that have pulled them away from where God desires them to be.

Instead of giving up on them, what if we prayed for them?
What if we pursued them with grace?
What if we loved them the way Christ has loved us?

The Church isn't called to stand at a distance and criticize. We're called to seek, serve, encourage, and help bring people back to the hope found in Jesus.

Take a moment to watch this clip and ask yourself:

Who in my life needs to experience the love, grace, and restoration of Christ today?

06/17/2026

06/17/2026

VBS is next week (June 22-26)!!! We are hard at work decorating, but we could use your help! The staff will be up at the church from 10AM to 10PM today, tomorrow, and Friday, as we finish up preparing for an amazing week of Vacation Bible School! If you've got some spare time, come and help be a part of sharing Jesus with the next generation! Here are some pictures of how things are shaping up so far, and a video message from Keena and Celena! If you haven't registered your kiddos for VBS next week, there's still time! Just follow this link: https://www.familylife.tv/vbs

06/16/2026

Who are you fighting for in prayer?

This Sunday, Pastor Robbie challenged us with a powerful reminder: if we truly believe people are lost without Jesus, then prayer isn't just something we do occasionally—it's spiritual warfare on behalf of those we love.

Far too often we grumble about the darkness around us when God has called us to be people who pray, believe, and proclaim the hope found in Christ.

Don't give up on that family member.
Don't stop praying for that friend.
Don't lose hope for that prodigal son or daughter.

God is still saving people. God is still changing hearts. God is still drawing the lost to Himself.

Take a moment to watch this clip and ask yourself: Who am I fighting for in prayer?

06/15/2026

One of the most powerful statements Pastor Robbie shared with us during Sunday's message was this:

"Sin always takes us deeper than we're willing to go and costs us more than we are able to pay. Sin blinds us. It has an ability to blind us even to our own blindness."

Sin rarely appears dangerous at first. It promises satisfaction, freedom, and fulfillment, but its path always leads farther than we intended to travel. Before we realize it, what seemed small has become a burden we were never meant to carry.

The most dangerous part is that sin doesn't just deceive us—it blinds us. It can keep us from seeing the very things that are pulling us away from God.

The good news is that Jesus Christ came to open blind eyes, break chains, and lead us out of the darkness into His marvelous light.

Take a moment today to ask God to search your heart, reveal anything that is keeping you from Him, and draw you closer to His presence.

"Search me, O God, and know my heart; try me and know my thoughts." – Psalm 139:23

06/11/2026

Here's the recap video from this past Sunday, June 7, 2026. What an awesome Sunday morning! We welcomed our new worship leader, Cason Dean-West, and his wife Sarah. We hope you'll welcome them too when you see them this coming weekend!