It is in our utter dissatisfaction, disenfranchisement, and dismay with the world’s narrative of events that we ultimately take up the path of a ‘long obedience in the same direction’ towards Jesus!

God’s response to human pride and power is to install his “son” on Zion. This points beyond Israel’s king to Jesus, God’s true Son.

“Prayers are tools.” But there’s one important clarification: “Prayers are not tools for doing or getting [as we’re used to in our Western culture], but for being and becoming."

For the Fifth Sunday in June (6/30), we’re kicking Summer off with a celebration! Join us at Meadow School at 10 AM and enjoy a good time and Chunky’s Tacos!

This coming Sunday, June 23, we’ll be gathering at a lookout over Petaluma to pray over our city, worship through music, and fellowship as a church family.

Jesus says that the wise person not only listens to his words [in ‘The Sermon’], but obeys them. When they do, their ‘house’ is built on the rock and survives the storm.

Jesus warns that there are prophets who may say all the right things and even perform mighty works, but their lives do not produce fruit. That is, they do not do the will of God.

Jesus specifically addresses two kinds of paths. One that leads to life — The other, destruction. Jesus himself is the gate that leads to life — But how do we enter it?

This coming Sunday, May 26, we’ll be serving the Veterans of Petaluma with a Pancake Breakfast. Come help us serve the amazing Veterans of our great city.