Northwest Gospel Church - Eastside

In the big scheme of things, we can take comfort to know that Jesus is the Redeemer for the schemer.

In the 9th week of our series, For Tomorrow We Die, Pastor Andrew walks us through a biblical understanding of the good life and how pain in actually in God's plan. We may be in the presence of pain or adversity, but that doesn't mean we cannot live the good life. Because, rain or shine, God is and always remains God.

In a timely message about money, Pastor Brent shows us that it's God, and God alone, who can satisfy the human soul. Money isn't lovable and greed produces grief. But those who preoccupy and absorb themselves in Jesus, God occupies their hearts with joy.

In week 7 of our series, For Tomorrow We Die, Pastor Andrew walks us through Ecclesiastes 5:1-7. An important text and timely message about our worship to God is not a mindless list of items to be checked off on a checklist. To, Pastor Andrew says, is the rhythm of fools. The fool focuses on forms of worship, the wise focus on God.

In our 6th week in the book of Ecclesiastes, Pastor Andrew explores the idea of togetherness. How we were made for life together and that, in this life together, we can't live for ourselves. A rich man all alone is a poor man. We were made for life together.

As we explore chapters 3 and 4 of Ecclesiastes today, we learn that the only way to win the rat race is refusing to enter. Pastor Andrew encourages us to be content and seek God's kingdom in a wicked world.

Join us today as we explore one of the most famous passages of the Bible, Ecclesiastes 3, a time for everything. Pastor Andrew shows us that God's sovereignty is the fount of all joy and that this joy doesn’t come from the ‘feeling’ of worship, it comes from the ‘fact’ of worship of the Sovereign God.

Join us for week 3 of our series, For Tomorrow We Die, as Pastor Brent walks us through the idea that life is futile until we know why we are alive.

In week 2 of our series, For Tomorrow We Die, Pastor Andrew explores the idea of chasing the wind, chasing knowledge and our own desires. But the problem, he says, when we finally grasp what we've been chasing is that we'll see that our hands are still empty. Because you can't catch the wind.

In the first week of Ecclesiastes in our new series, For Tomorrow We Die, we hear from the wisest man to ever live on the planet. In Solomon's final years he asks the question, "What does man gain by all the toil at which he toils under the sun?" Listen in as Pastor Andrew answers this question with a question of his own, "If this world is all there is, then really, what is there?"

Today we celebrate the resurrection of Christ and look at Ephesians 2 which shows us that God's love brought Christ to bear in a world of death deserved and that in Christ, grace takes us from death to life.

As we conclude our series, The Hope and The Burden, Pastor Andrew shows that, as we strive to be the church, we need to have a healthy leadership culture, and that our lives together must reflect that we belong to Jesus. His main point says it all: As the church, we belong together and we belong to Jesus.

As Christians, we know a day of reckoning is coming. Listen in on this timely message from Pastor Andrew as he reveals from 1 Thessalonians that the cross of Jesus transforms judgment day into the day of salvation and that life with Jesus relieves the fear of facing God's judgment.

Pastor Sam continues Paul's talk on Christian ethics from 1 Thessalonians that loving one another, as God has taught, is pleasing to God and that our ethics affects our relationships inside and outside the Church. Pastor Sam encourages us to respond to the text by loving our brothers and to live honorably among our neighbors.

Church, as we explore 1 Thessalonians 4, we hear an important message of the Christian sexual ethic. In this intense sermon, Pastor Andrew walks us through a life that is lived for God submits to the authority of Jesus and that the closer we walk with Jesus, the further we'll run from sexual sin. Make sure to listen to this timely and important message.

Join us as Pastor Sam Cassese walks us through 1 Thessalonians Paul was concerned that the Thessalonians were giving up on their faith but soon that concern was replaced with comfort knowing that God works in the context of Christian community.

As we continue our study in 1 Thessalonians, we take a detour and find Paul in Athens with an unsettled spirit, which can be evidence of God's Spirit in us. Our takeaway from Pastor Andrew's message is that every platform begins with simple initiative, that gospel of Jesus is a message that demands declaration without prejudice, and wherever God places you, wherever you happen to find yourself, ac...

Church, the way that we treat God's word is what defines us. At LPC, we believe that the Bible is sufficient, that it's clear, that it's the final authority, and that it's necessary. Join us as we go through the back half of 1 Thessalonians 2, where Paul tells us to persevere, for God's word is working and His Son is coming.

Continuing in his letter to the church in Thessalonica, Paul was reminding the Thessalonians that his witness among them will ring true if they just remember the motive, methods, and message of his mission among them. The letter reveals that the call of God is the motive for the mission, that our genuine love for others is the method of the mission, and that the good news of God is the message of...

As we continue through our study of 1 Thessalonians, Paul show that though suffering was a part of the story, joy was the headline. Pastor Andrew points out that when God's word takes root, it reverberates and that there is nothing more newsworthy than the journey from death to life.

Paul's prayer for the Christians in Thessalonica is that that the church would grow in their work of faith, their labor of love, and their steadfastness of hope. What a prayer! Join us as Pastor Andrew shows that Gospel roots grow in the soil of God's grace.

As we kick off our new sermon series, The Hope and the Burden, a look into 1 Thessalonians, we first want to explore the back story found in Acts 17. In it, we find that the power of the gospel of Jesus birthed the Thessalonian church, growth of the gospel produces immediate resistance, and, although rivals pursue, nothing can stop the spread of the gospel.

As we wrap up our series, The Hour Has Come, we look at the ministry of John the Baptist in John 3. We find that, even though John was losing market share as the ministry of Jesus was growing, John had joy because he knew himself and he knew Jesus. John recognized Jesus as the means to revelation and redemption from God and, ultimately, John got joy when Jesus got glory.

In John's gospel, we read of Jesus' interaction with a Samaritan woman. Jesus disregarded convention when He met this woman in need and she came face to face with God, who knew her deepest need was Him. As Pastor Andrew walks us through John 4, we find that in Jesus, God's greatest gift meets our deepest need.

As we kick off the 1st message in our new series, The Hour Has Come, Pastor Andrew shows us that the gospel is initiated by God's love and that His love that moved Him to give Jesus. In a loud world that points us in all different directions, we find that Christmas ultimately calls us to the cross.