Para Vista Lutheran Church

Our Relational God - beloved, who wants to be pursued by us (Video)

There are many images in the Bible to describe the relationship between God and us – different images to describe the different dimensions of how God relates to us, and desires to relate to us.
This Sunday we will look at how God relates to us as our beloved, who wants to be pursued by us.

Pastor Michael Dutschke

Bible Reading: Jeremiah 29:10-14 (NLT)

Our Relational God - beloved, who wants to be pursued by us (Audio)

There are many images in the Bible to describe the relationship between God and us – different images to describe the different dimensions of how God relates to us, and desires to relate to us.
This Sunday we will look at how God relates to us as our beloved, who wants to be pursued by us.

Pastor Michael Dutschke

Bible Reading: Jeremiah 29:10-14 (NLT)

Our relational God - our lover who pursues us (Audio)

An audio message by Pastor Michael Dutschke.

There are many images in the Bible to describe the relationship between God and us – different images to describe the different dimensions of how God relates to us, and desires to relate to us. This Sunday we will look at how God relates to us as a lover pursuing his beloved

Our relational God - our lover who pursues us (Video)

A video message by Pastor Michael Dutschke.

There are many images in the Bible to describe the relationship between God and us – different images to describe the different dimensions of how God relates to us, and desires to relate to us. This Sunday we will look at how God relates to us as a lover pursuing his beloved

 

Clay, Sheep, Servant, Friend (Video)

There are many images in the Bible to describe the relationship between God and us - a potter and a piece of clay, a shepherd and a sheep, a master and a servant, a friend and a friend.

Which image reflects how God desires to relate to us?
One of them or all of them?

Pastor Michael Dutschke

Bible Reading: John 15: 9-17 (NLT)

Clay, Sheep, Servant, Friend (Audio)

There are many images in the Bible to describe the relationship between God and us - a potter and a piece of clay, a shepherd and a sheep, a master and a servant, a friend and a friend.

Which image reflects how God desires to relate to us?
One of them or all of them?

Pastor Michael Dutschke

Bible Reading: John 15: 9-17 (NLT)

Follow Me (Audio)

A message from Pastor Paul Fielke.

Why does Jesus call Matthew the tax collector to “Follow
me”, and why did Matthew do just that? It’s certainly not
because Matthew was worthy, prepared, or already
righteous.

Christ’s call actually creates. This story highlights Jesus’
call to Matthew, and to us, brings faith and new life. Our
following is God’s gift to us in Jesus Christ. The gift that
gives us life.

Title photo by magnezis magnestic on Unsplash

Follow Me (Video)

A message from Pastor Paul Fielke.

Why does Jesus call Matthew the tax collector to “Follow
me”, and why did Matthew do just that? It’s certainly not
because Matthew was worthy, prepared, or already
righteous.

Christ’s call actually creates. This story highlights Jesus’
call to Matthew, and to us, brings faith and new life. Our
following is God’s gift to us in Jesus Christ. The gift that
gives us life.

Title photo by magnezis magnestic on Unsplash

When Jesus Builds His Church – Amazing Things Happen (Audio)

When Jesus said, “I will build my church”, no one was expecting him to start building his church the way he did. In fact, on the day of Pentecost, we read that everyone there were “amazed and marvelled” at what they saw. When Jesus builds his church today, amazement and wonderment still accompany his church building activity. This is the final week of a series of sermons titled, “When Jesus builds his church.” 

Pastor Michael Dutschke

Bible Readings: Mark 1:21-28 and Acts 2: 1-21 (NLT)

When Jesus Builds His Church – Amazing Things Happen (Video)

When Jesus said, “I will build my church”, no one was expecting him to start building his church the way he did. In fact, on the day of Pentecost, we read that everyone there were “amazed and marvelled” at what they saw. When Jesus builds his church today, amazement and wonderment still accompany his church building activity. This is the final week of a series of sermons titled, “When Jesus builds his church.” 

Pastor Michael Dutschke

Bible Readings: Mark 1:21-28 and Acts 2: 1-21 (NLT)