Northwest Gospel Church - Eastside

Despite of all the good ideas that claim to be the 'good news', there is only one Gospel. In all that we do we must remember the grace of God that's already been done for us. Join us as we continue in Galatians as Pastor Andrew preaches Galatians 1:6-10.

A word of good news can change the entire course of a day. However, there is one Good News that can change the entire course of a life; bringing peace in the middle of chaos. Join us as we open up our new series in Galatians as Pastor Andrew Murch preaches Galatians 1:1-5.

Practically daily it can feel like we have much to fear in our lives and in our world. However, we have one defense against this paralyzing fear and it's found only in the One who holds everything. In week four of "The Author Saves the Story", Pastor Andrew Murch shows us the power of God's love from Isaiah 43:1-13.

In the midst of great pain in our lives, we have a source of joy that is more than just mere comfort. Join us for our third week of The Author Saves The Story as Pastor Sam Cassese shows us the reason for our joy from Isaiah 61:1-3.

In today's society, we often feel like peace is lacking in our lives. However, in advent we celebrate and declare the word of the One who is our peace. Join us for the second week of "The Author Saves the Story" as Pastor Andrew Murch preaches Isaiah 40:1-11.

The Bible makes it clear that a day is coming when people from every nation will stand before the throne of God and worship him. We look forward to that day as it impacts every day of our lives. Learn how we live in light of that future day as Pastor Andrew Murch closes out our "His Kingdom: the church, the world, the future" series in Revelation 7.

God's heart is for all the world to know him, and he has a plan in place to bring his message to all humanity. Jesus is building his church to impact the world. Join us in our second week of "His Kingdom: the church, the world, the future" as Pastor Andrew preaches through Acts 2:1-41.

From the mouth of a waterlogged prophet we see the heart of God for all people in the world. Unlike this prophet, however, we must take the global mission of God deeply personal. Join us for our opening week of "His Kingdom: the church, the world, the future" as Pastor Andrew Murch preaches Jonah 4:1-11.

With the construction of Babel, mankind reaches critical mass. In light of impending failure God steps down to derail a people bound for destruction. Join us for the conclusion of "From Blood to Babel" as Pastor Andrew Murch preaches from Genesis 11:1-9.

Heroic visions of Noah quickly fade in Genesis 9:18-28 as we see the curse of sin still reigns in the human heart. Luckily, Noah isn't the end of the story. Join us for week seven in 'From Blood to Babel' as Pastor Andrew Murch reveals how the gospel answers this curse.

The world post-flood was a reset button for Noah, his family, and mankind together. Even while creation still longs for complete recreation, God reveals something about himself through his covenant to Noah. We continue in our series Blood to Babel as Pastor Brent Kimball preaches through Genesis 9:1-17.

Silence blankets a land deluged by catastrophic flooding. As water recedes to dry land, Noah constructs an altar of worship to God, reminding us today of the final altar offered on our behalf. Join us for week 5 in "From Blood to Babel" as Pastor Andrew Murch uncovers the point of Genesis 8:1-22.

As the scene of Genesis progresses and the story of humanity continues, we welcome Noah to the stage. However, this flood story isn't simply your Sunday School tale about a man and a boat. What Noah discovers is deep and timeless and available for us today. Discover Grace with us this week in the 4th installment of our Blood to Babel series as Pastor Andrew Murch preaches through Genesis 6:8-7:24.

It seems like the bad news keeps getting worse as we see the depravity of mankind increase in passage after passage in Genesis. However, there is a promise interwoven through the darkness that can't be denied. Join us for week three in our series From Blood to Babel as Pastor Andrew preaches from Genesis 5:1-6:8.

In the second week of our new series in Genesis, From Blood to Babel, Pastor Andrew shows us that, even in the worst of times, God’s work never stops. And we can take comfort in knowing no matter how bad we foul up the plans, God's still building a city.

This week, Pastor Andrew kicks off our new series, From Blood to Babel, speaking from Genesis 4 on the account of Cain and Abel. We find that as Abel's blood was taken, Jesus' blood was given.

Living in the house is much easier than living in the street. Join us today as Pastor Drew Saccenti, one of LPC's Family Life Pastors, talks through Psalm 5 and shows that in it, David exposes the reality that the wicked are not welcomed by God and that our righteousness begins and ends with Godʼs righteousness. Come to the house.

In the 2nd week of our series, Anthems, Pastor Andrew shared from Psalm 2. "We haven’t lost our taste for the forbidden fruit," he shared. But God, of whom there is no negotiating, "meets our rebellion head-on in Jesus."

In the 1st week of our new sermon series, Anthem, Pastor Andrew tackles Psalm 1:1-6. "The blessed life," he says, "is built on a firm foundation." God’s word is at the root of this blessed life. A life devoid of God, Pastor Andrew concludes, is still a life accountable to God.

In the conclusion of our series, For Tomorrow We Die, Pastor Andrew shows us that you and I will face the judgment of God for every deed we have done, or we will put our faith in Jesus and receive the reward that He alone deserves: life with God for all eternity. We are still called to obey; but not as a means of salvation; rather a response to salvation: living out the design for which the Design...

In our 14th week of our series, For Tomorrow We Die, Pastor Brent shows us that our text has a lot to say about working, investing, and trusting. And it is based on this premise that it’s not what you know, it’s who you know.

In our 13th week in the book of Ecclesiastes, Pastor Andrew shows us that a little bit of folly can do a lot of harm, that a foolish world demands we weigh our words with wisdom, and that wisdom demands we step carefully in our upside-down world. Join us as we come together as one church and tackle an important part of our study in Ecclesiastes.

In week 10 of our series in Ecclesiastes, Pastor Andrew talks about how wisdom is the best long-term strategy in our short-term lives and how joy is the straightest path in a twisted world.