Northwest Gospel Church - Eastside

From one endeavor to the next we seek achievements, experiences, and accomplishments to add life to our day to day. However, biblical wisdom shows us that we find life from only one source. Join us for week four in Principles & Poets as Pastor Andrew Murch preaches Proverbs 1:8-19.

The poet and king David looked to the future and wrote about the great hope he saw. What was future for David, is present for us, and in this we have confidence. Join us in week three of Principles&Poets as Pastor Drew Saccenti preaches from Psalm 16.

It seems that everywhere we step we walk on shaky ground; in politics, the economy, cultural tensions, and even in nature itself. However, there is a refuge for our lives that casts out all fear of anything in this world. Join us in week two of Principles & Poets as Pastor Sam Cassese preaches Psalm 46.

Wisdom is a very precious commodity today when foolishness abounds. We can do many right things poorly if we lack wisdom. In our new series titled Principle and Poets, we take a look at our only answer to foolishness. Join us as Pastor Andrew Murch preaches from Proverbs 1:1-7.

Those who are fathers know it is not an easy job, but it is also not a job that can be ignored. This week we dive into the Scriptures to take a lesson from both a human father and God the Father. Join us as Pastor Andrew Murch preaches Hebrews 12:3-11 and 1 Kings 1:5-10.

After 21 weeks in the book of Galatians we have zoomed in the lens on the gospel and how it informs every part of our lives. As we close out the book with the final word we are reminded of the one thing we keep our eyes on. Join us for the last week of Galatians as Pastor Andrew Murch preaches Galatians 6:11-18.

Being the church means that our Christianity is something we live out together in the practical day-to-day. Therefore, it's crucial for us see how we connect what we believe with what we do. Join us as Pastor Andrew Murch preaches through Galatians 6:6-10.

As Christians and imperfect people, we struggle with sin but we don't struggle alone. Christian community is the place where in our struggle with sin we point one another to Christ and glorify God together. Join us this week as Guest Speaker Jake Gamble preaches Galatians 5:25-6:5.

In the gospel we are freed from sin's penalty and sin's allure. However, we still struggle with sin on a daily basis. How do we live in gospel freedom in the midst of our struggle? Join us as Pastor Andrew Murch preaches Galatians 5:16-25.

If life was a race, Galatians shows us that the only way to 'stay the course' is to hold tight to the gospel. However, we are also warned of two dangers that threaten to throw us off track. Join us in week 17 of Galatians as Pastor Andrew Murch preaches through Galatians 5:7-15.

On Mother's day we take a break from Galatians and consider the relationship of work and rest in the Psalms. In all our striving, be it parenthood or elsewhere, there's only one place of rest for our souls. Join us as Pastor Andrew Murch preaches Psalm 127.

We jump to a flashback this week as the Apostle Paul brings out an Old Testament story to teach us about a promise. As Christians we are children of the promise but we must live out that identity. Join us this week as Pastor Andrew Murch preaches Galatians 4:21-5:1

This week the 'talk' gets personal. Throughout Galatians Paul has been appealing to reason and logic in his call to return to the gospel. This week, however, Paul grabs his readers by the shoulders and speaks face-to-face. Join us as Pastor Andrew Murch preaches Galatians 4:12-20.

The gospel teaches us that we have been made sons and daughters of God through the work of Christ. Being a son or daughter of Christ fundamentally transforms the way we live. Join us as we continue in Galatians as Pastor Sam Cassese preaches Galatians 4:8-11.

Galatians so far has shown us that faith in Jesus is our only requirement in the family of God. However, what happens when we're a child of God still striving for approval? Join us as Pastor Andrew Murch breaks down Galatians 4:1-7.

Death is a reality for all who belong to the human race and is a grief that cuts deep. It leaves us wondering if God sees our pain, if he cares, and if he has the power to do anything about it. All this is answered in the God-man Jesus Christ. Join us Easter Sunday as Pastor Andrew Murch preaches through John 11:17-44.

Contrast helps us to see a picture more clearly. Side by side, the impossibility of keeping the law reveals to us the completeness of the gospel in Christ. Join us as Pastor Andrew Murch continues in week 11 of Galatians with Galatians 3:19-29.

Long before our time, God gave a promise to a man named Abraham. This promise is alive today and made possible through Jesus Christ. Join us in our tenth week of Galatians as Pastor Brent Kimball preaches Galatians 3:15-18.

The "gospel" we hear in our daily lives today is hard work and self-reliance. In the gospel of Christ, we hear a radically different and completely opposite message. We continue in week nine of Galatians as Pastor Andrew Murch preaches Galatians 3:10-14.

This week in Galatians, Abraham is brought to the witness stand and his evidence is clear for us; faith in Christ really is enough. Join us in week 8 of Galatians as Pastor Andrew preaches Galatians 3:6-9.

All through Galatians we've looked in-depth at what the gospel means for our lives. This week, we look specifically on what it means that God includes us in his kingdom through his grace. Join us as Pastor Sam Cassese preaches from Galatians 3:1-5.

As Christians saved by the grace of Christ, being transformed by the gospel, and seeking to kill dead religion in ourselves, we keep our eyes on the cross. Only when our eyes are on the cross of Christ can we say we a being servants of Christ. Join us as we continue in Galatians as Pastor Andrew Murch preaches Galatians 2:15-21.

Last week we saw how the gospel frees Christians from religious legalism. However, those who know the truth of the gospel must beware of losing sight of that truth and veering into hypocrisy. We continue in week five of Galatians as Pastor Andrew Murch preaches Galatians 2:11-14.

As Christians we seek not only to know the gospel truths, but to live them out. We act out of the freedom we experience in the gospel, while also continually being transformed by the grace of God. Join us in week four in Galatians as Pastor Andrew preaches Galatians 2:1-10.

When we look at a man like the Apostle Paul and his early crimes against the Christian church it is apparent that the grace he received was beyond absurd. Yet it propelled a transformation that led many to glorify God. This is the same radical and transforming grace that is offered for us today by God through Jesus. Join us this week as Pastor Andrew continues through Galatians 1:11-24.