Northwest Gospel Church - Eastside

Épisodes

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  True Greatness 26.07.2026 43min

  Mark 9:30-41 I Ryan MacDonaldWhat makes Jesus so great? 1. Jesus laid down his life - sacrificial-savior (30-32)2. Jesus became a servant of all - selfless-servant (33-37)3. Jesus welcomed anyone to join his mission - inclusive-leader (38-41)Jesus is our sacrificial-savior and selfless-servant who invites us to do the same. 
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  When Evil Strikes 19.07.2026 48min

  When Evil Strikes I Ryan MacDonald I Mark 9:14–29How do we overcome evil? I. We acknowledge our enemy (vv.14-19)II. We trust our Savior (vv.20-27)III. We depend on prayer (vv.28-29)Evil is overcome through faith and prayer in Jesus.
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  The Presence of God 12.07.2026 43min

  Mark 9:2-13 I Ryan MacDonald I The Presence of GodHow does Jesus lead us into the presence of God? I. Only Jesus delivers us from death (vv.2-4)II. Only Jesus redirects us to God (vv.5-8)III. Only Jesus dies in our place (vv.9-13)Jesus alone leads us to God’s presence.
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  Mark 8:31-9:1 05.07.2026 48min

  Mark 8:31-9:1 I Jon Dombrowski
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  More Than Meets the Eye 28.06.2026 39min

  Mark 8:22-30 I Jon SiebertJesus Is Patient With the Man Who Cannot See (22-26) Jesus Is Patient With the Disciple Who Cannot Yet Understand (27-30) Jesus opens blind eyes to see him clearly
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  Hidden In Plain Sight 21.06.2026 42min

  Mark 8:1-21 I Ryan MacDonald I Hidden In Plain Sight1. Jesus welcomes us to receive his miraculous provision (8:1-10)2. Jesus warns us that we must come to him by faith. (8:11-21) Jesus’ miraculous provision provokes us to examine our faith.
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  Astonishing Beyond Measure 14.06.2026 38min

  Mark 7:31-37 I Ryan MacDonald I Astonishing Beyond MeasureI. Jesus heals a man who is deaf. (vv.31-35) 1. He takes him aside privately. 2. He gestures and explains what he is doing. 2. Jesus fulfills the promises of God. (vv.36-37) 1. Jesus is God who saves (v.32). 2. Jesus is God who creates (v.37)3. Jesus opens our hearts to hear God’s word. Jesus is astonishing beyond measure. 
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  Know Your Place 07.06.2026 30min

  Mark 7:24-30 I Andrew MurchI. The light of Jesus pierces even the darkest places. (24-25)a. There is nowhere for Jesus to hide. (24)b. Jesus is a magnet for the hurting. (25)II. The mission of Jesus extends to all who come to him. (26-30)a. This woman seems to have forgotten her place. (26-27)b. Her humble faith is met with healing grace. (28-30)Jesus has enough mercy for anybody.
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  Three Ways to be a Hypocrite 31.05.2026 44min

  Mark 7:1-23 I Ryan MacDonald I Three Ways to be a HypocriteHypocrisy prevents God from cleansing our sin-stained hearts.Step #1: Judge the wrongdoing of others while refusing to acknowledge Step #2: Pretend to love God so that you will be accepted by others (vv.6-13)Step #3: Neglect dealing with your heart by diverting attention to your actions (vv.14-23)
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  Bread and Water 24.05.2026 35min

  Mark 6:45-56 I Andrew Murch I Bread and WaterI. Jesus revealed his identity by displaying his divinity. (45-50, 53-56)a. His compassion is unquestionable.b. His power is undeniable.c. His divinity is unmistakable.II. Accepting who Jesus is requires faith. (51-52)In Jesus, God walked among us.
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  In Over your Head 17.05.2026 41min

  Mark 6:30-44 I Ryan MacDonaldI. Jesus welcomes us into his rest. [vv.30-32]II. Jesus sends us to give away his love [vv.33-37]III. Jesus supplies us with everything we need. [vv.38-44]Jesus fills and sends his people.
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  Killing the Messenger 10.05.2026 33min

  Mark 6:14-29 I Andrew Murch I Killing the MessengerI. Killing the messenger won’t stop the Truth.a. There is no neutrality regarding Jesus’ identity. (14-15)b. Faithfulness to God requires boldness in the face of wickedness. (18)c. Rejecting the truth is a haunting prospect. (16-17, 19-20)II. At times, the wicked resist God by killing his servants.a. Sin sinks humanity into unthinkable depravity. (21-22, 24-25, 28-29)b. Sin bankrupts us one dollar at a time. (23, 26-27)Serving the true King comes at a great cost.
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  Go Time 03.05.2026 40min

  Mark 6:7-13 I Andrew Murch I Go TimeI. Jesus gives authority but calls for dependence. (7-9, 13)A. His disciples engage his mission. (7, 13)B. His disciples rely on his provision. (8-9)II. Jesus expands his mission through gospel proclamation. (10-12)A. Jesus is the focus of the mission. (10)B. To reject Jesus is to face judgment. (11)C. The gospel demands a response. (12)Jesus sends his people to extend his mission.
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  The Family Meal 26.04.2026 44min

  1 Corinthians 11:17-34 I Andrew Murch I The Family MealI. Division violates the essence of Communion. (17-22) a. Table manners tell a lot about a church. (17-20) b. Every believer has an equal seat at the table. (21-22)II. The Lord’s supper unifies us around the death of Jesus. (23-26) a. The Lord’s Table makes the gospel visible. (23-25) b. The Lord’s supper reveals our hope as tangible. (26)III. At the Lord’s Table, church unity is a necessity. (27-34) a. The warning: don’t approach this thoughtlessly. (27-32) b. The call: receive this in unity. (33-34)The church comes together at the Lord’s Table.
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  Church Membership 19.04.2026 46min

  Hebrews 13:17 I Andrew Murch I Church MembershipI. Christians identify locally and obey Godly authority. (13a, d) A. True Christianity plays out in local church community. B. Submission to authority is a Christian’s responsibility.II. Church leaders will account for the souls in their care. (13b, c) A. Leaders face accountability, so they need clarity. B. Ideally, leaders can shoulder their responsibility joyfully.Christians are to submit to leaders who answer to God.
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  Baptism: A Story Worth Living 12.04.2026 43min

  Romans 6:1-11 I Ryan MacDonald I Baptism: A story worth living1. Setting: full immersion of a professing believer in water.2. Plot: Christ’s death and resurrection (Rom. 6:1-5)3. Climax: dead to sin, alive to God, and members of the body of Christ. (Rom. 6:6-11)Through baptism, we live the story of Jesus.
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  The Gospel Charge 11.05.2025 42min

  Matthew 28:16-20 | Andrew Murch
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  Gospel Giving 04.05.2025 39min

  2 Corinthians 9:6-15 | Andrew Murch
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  Gospel People 27.04.2025 43min

  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 with headlines, the report here is that God saves a people and forms a family of faith. Gospel people receive, believe, and proclaim the good news with joy through affliction. Jesus is building his church, and all who are united to him rest in the hope of full and final salvation.x`
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  Easter Sunday 05.04.2026 35min

  John 11:1-27 I Easter Sunday I Andrew MurchI. While death is lurking, Jesus is working. (1-16) a. This is an emergency to everyone but Jesus. (1-6) b. Jesus is a marked man. (7-10) c. Those closest to Jesus still don’t see Jesus. (11-16)II. In the face of death, Jesus offers life. a. Death is demoralizing. (17-20) b. Martha confesses a someday hope in her right now grief. (21-24) c. What Martha believes, Jesus proves. (27)Jesus raises the dead.