Northwest Gospel Church - Eastside

Mark 4:21-34 | Andrew Murch

Mark 4:1-20 | Nathan Noorlun

Mark 3:20-35 | Andrew Murch

Mark 3:7-19 | Andrew Murch

Mark 3:1-6 | Chris Rich

Mark 2:18-28 | Cody Cannon

Mark 2:13-17 | Ryan MacDonald In this sermon from Mark 2:13–17, Ryan MacDonald—our future Church Planter in Residence—unpacks the radical grace of Jesus, who came not for the righteous, but for sinners. As Jesus dines with tax collectors and outcasts, we see the heart of the gospel on full display: Christ is the Great Physician, and He seeks out the spiritually sick with compassion and authority....

Mark 2:1-12 | Andrew Murch

Mark 1:21-45 | Andrew Murch

Mark 1:14-20 | Gavin Hesse

Mark 1:9-13 | Andrew Murch

Mark 1:1-8 | Kenan Stolz

Matthew 28:16-20 | Andrew Murch

2 Corinthians 9:6-15 | Andrew Murch

1 Thessalonians 1:2-10 | Andrew Murch In the first sermon of A Gospel Church series, Pastor Andrew Murch preaches from 1 Thessalonians 1:2-10. The gospel spreads where it takes root, producing faithful fruit even in the midst of affliction. Like the Thessalonians, we are rooted by the work of the Father, empowered by the Spirit, and secured by the Son. Though news travels fast and we are inundated...

1 Peter 1:3-9 | Andrew Murch

Isaiah 52:13-53:12 | Stephen Collins

Zechariah 9:9-13 | Andrew Murch | "Behold, your king is coming to you; righteous and having salvation is he, humble and mounted on a donkey, on a colt, the foal of a donkey" (v. 9b). Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem is recorded in all four Gospels, and two gospel writers, Matthew and John, go so ffar as to cite a particular Old Testament passage an connect it with this moment. In Zechariah 9:...

Joshua 12:1-13:7 | Andrew Murch | Often when we study scripture it is easy to fall into the temptation of wanting to quickly “skip or skim over” the chapters that are made up of lists. These lists could be a list of covenant commandments, a list of family members or as we see in our passage this week, a summarized list of conquered kings. But if we humble ourselves to the study of God’s word, we w...

Joshua 11:1-23 | Andrew Murch | The question before us centers on why we should care about these narratives in Joshua. Aren’t they just bedtime stories we read to our children? 1 Corinthians 10:11 tells us why the historical books in both the Old Testament and New Testament are so important. “Now these things happened to them as an example, but they were written down for our instruction.” The narr...

Joshua 10:16-43 | Stephen Collins | While Israel lived like He had commanded, God took the Israelites' meager force, listened to Joshua and the Israelites, and worked a mighty victory with them. God likes to work with us, even though he does not need us. He holds victory in his hands, but, like a good father, he likes to act with his children. The Lord of the sun and all of creation even bends nat...

Joshua 10:1-15 | Andrew Murch | One thing to keep in mind as we read through Joshua is that the Lord is carrying out his judgment on the people in the land. Sometimes God uses man as his sword, but he is more than capable of carrying out his offensives without us. The focus of this passage is not on the martial might of Israel calling in the heavenly artillery by summoning a deity to fight for the...

Joshua 9:1-27 | Andrew Murch | In Joshua 9 the Nation of Israel continues its conquest of the land of Canaan. They are fresh off victories in Jericho and Ai so the Canaanites know that they have a target on their backs. Therefore they decide to band together as one to fight Joshua and Israel. Enter the Gibeonites (the Hivites). Gibeon was a town about 6 miles northwest of Jerusalem, in modern-day...

Joshua 8:1-35 | Andrew Murch | God often uses our setbacks and failures to teach us to rely on Him more completely. In this chapter, we see Joshua grow as a leader as he learns to walk in deeper dependence upon the LORD. We see God take the very means of their earlier defeat at Ai and turn it into a brilliant strategy for victory. God’s plan to deliver his people is back on track. Joshua’s positio...

Joshua 7:1-26 | Andrew Murch | As Israel approaches their next adversary, Ai (not to be confused with artificial intelligence), all indications are that this should be a cake walk. Picture a sense of pridefulness and a bit of arrogance here. The recommendation is to only send a small squad, maybe the JV team (don’t bother the whole group with such a small town.) Then, something goes horribly wrong...