Para Vista Lutheran Church

There are many testimonies from individuals about what their life was like before a significant event, and their life after that event. For a man who had been born blind, that significant event was when he met Jesus. It was a transforming encounter, and his life was never the same again. Transforming lives is what Jesus has come to do.

Pastor Michael Dutshcke

Bible Reading: John 9:1-41 (NLT)

An audio message from Pastor Michael Dutschke.

There are many testimonies from individuals about what their life was like before a significant event, and their life after that event. For a Samaritan woman, that significant event was when she met Jesus. It was a transforming encounter, and her life was never the same again. Transforming lives is what Jesus has come to do.

A video message from Pastor Michael Dutschke.

There are many testimonies from individuals about what their life was like before a significant event, and their life after that event. For a Samaritan woman, that significant event was when she met Jesus. It was a transforming encounter, and her life was never the same again. Transforming lives is what Jesus has come to do.

An audio message from Pastor Michael Dutschke.

There are many testimonies from individuals about what their life was like before a significant event, and their life after that event. For Nicodemus, that significant event was when he met Jesus. It was a transforming encounter, and his life was never the same again. Transforming lives is what Jesus has come to do.

A video message from Pastor Michael Dutschke.

There are many testimonies from individuals about what their life was like before a significant event, and their life after that event. For Nicodemus, that significant event was when he met Jesus. It was a transforming encounter, and his life was never the same again. Transforming lives is what Jesus has come to do.

Like most of us, I like to think I’m basically a “good guy”. I try and do the right thing by people most of the time in my own mind. And this is pretty common for all of us in 21 st century life; we assume that all people are basically good, that our kids are naturally good, even our pets! But something hit earlier in the year as I prepared for Good Shepherd Chapel - something profound that stretches all the way back to the Protestant Reformation - life is like an arcade game…

Pastor Stephen Abraham

Bible Reading: Psalm 51.1-5 (NLT) and Romans 7.14-25 (NLT)

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 our King who equips us for battle. The Apostle Paul tells us that we are living in a spiritual battle, whether we recognise it or not. He also tells us that our King equips us with the armour we need to stand strong in these battles.

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 our King who equips us for battle. The Apostle Paul tells us that we are living in a spiritual battle, whether we recognise it or not. He also tells us that our King equips us with the armour we need to stand strong in these battles.

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 guide, who shows us the way. We don’t need to ask him to guide us – rather to recognise how he is already at work in our lives.

Pastor Michael Dutschke

Bible Reading: John 16:12-15 (NLT)

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 guide, who shows us the way. We don’t need to ask him to guide us – rather to recognise how he is already at work in our lives.

Pastor Michael Dutschke

Bible Reading: John 16:12-15 (NLT)