If the Kingdom vision that Jesus tells us of doesn’t reshape our approach to possessions, then we are not living out the Kingdom vision.

Fasting is the way — at least as it appears in the Bible — to act in solidarity and in true sympathy with those things — with the suffering of the world around us.

This coming Sunday, February 24, we’ll be meeting at The Block at 10 AM to break up into small groups and head into downtown to pray for and over our city.

There’s so much more to the Lord’s Prayer than many of us realize and exploring its depths brings about a prayer that was both designed to be recited and aid in our spiritual formation.

We need to make time to spend devoted time in prayer and, remembering Luther’s words, make our prayers “brief, consistent, and intense.”

Gather with The Parish Church, Hillside Church, and Petaluma Christian Church for a night of worshipping through music on Sunday, February 17 from 5 PM—6 PM @ Meadow School.

When we aim towards generosity out of a motivation of being seen and praised by others, or even to impressed by ourselves, then we fail to actually pursue the kind of Christ-honoring righteousness he calls us to.

This coming Sunday, January 27, we’ll be meeting at Meadow School at 10 AM to work together to clean up the community garden.

Righteousness, according to Jesus, is whole-person behavior that accords with Gods’s nature, will, and coming kingdom.