Para Vista Lutheran Church

The Game Plan: - Pastor Reid Matthias

Enter the world of Paul as he encourages the people of Ephesus and transposes a world of works righteousness, to a cosmos of peace in Christ Jesus.

Why We Can Call God ''Dad'': - Pastor Rolly Stahl

Jesus brings us into his relationship with the Father, so now we can rest assured that we are loved and forgiven children of “Father God”.
Knowing whose I am, I now know who I am!

A Chosen Instrument: - Pastor Reid Matthias

As we move throughout life, we hopefully encounter many people who have heard God’s song in their lives and have been called to sing out his change in them. God, like a great orchestral conductor, knows the abilities and sounds of each one His instruments, and he knows which instruments should be making sound and which should be silent throughout at different times in the symphony.
Part 2 of Saul’s transformative experience in the book of Acts and how it intersects with our own daily life in the 21st century.

Obeying the Call: - Pastor Reid Matthias

How do we hear God’s voice in the world today? And then, once we have heard it, how do we obey?

Interpreting the Call: - Pastor Rolly Stahl

How do we bring Jesus into our “marketplace”, our post-Christian Western culture?

Receiving the Call: - Pastor Rolly Stahl

Find out how we might be more open and aware of God’s calling, so we can more effectively share in his mission of making Jesus known to all.

Breaking Tradition: - Vicar Mat von Stanke

How do we talk about evangelism and helping people be made whole/clean?

Power to Encourage: - Pastor Rolly Stahl

This Sunday we’re going to look at a great encourager in the Bible, and hear from a bloke who is a great encourager today. Who are you encouraging?

Pastor Reid Matthias: - Partners in Ministry

This week we’re going to be amateur archaeologists digging far below the surface to find a pairing that seeks to transform lives even one at a time

One Day: - Pastor Reid Matthias

This week, we’re going to experience the story of the unnamed lame man in Acts 3 and how he is brought from his own paralysis of dreams for the future; then, we’ll see how it intersects with the Living Acts of the present – a man, expected to have cancer, a maximum life expectancy of five years, going to have surgery, and the unthinkable happens.