Northwest Gospel Church - Camas/Washougal

1 Corinthians 11:17-34 | Ben Potloff | What's the deal with Communion? Why is this meal so important to the message of the gospel? In his first letter to the Corinthians, the Apostle Paul dives into the practice of Communion as he addresses the division and strife that characterized much of the Corinthian church. Here, we see that the Communion meal is a reminder of the unity that Christians have in and with Christ because of Christ's work on the cross. Find sermon discussion questions at nwgospelcw.com/questions.

1 Thessalonians 4:1-8 | Ben Potloff | What does God say about men, women, and sexuality? Despite what we often hear in the world, the answer is simple. From the very beginning of Scripture and God's revelation of his design for humanity, he shows us that we are made in his image and how we ought to live in light of that reality. Find sermon discussion questions at nwgospelcw.com/questions.

Matthew 28:1-20 | Ben Potloff | "He is not here, for he has risen, as he said." The greatest event in history occurred when, by the power of God, Jesus Christ was raised from the dead. At this moment, the total victory over sin and death was demonstrated and proclaimed to all creation. On Easter Sunday, we celebrate the resurrection of Christ and the promised resurrection that is ours in Christ. Find sermon discussion questions at nwgospelcw.com/questions.

Matthew 27:45-51 | Ben Potloff | The gospel is a message about the servant who came to suffer, the king who stepped off his throne, the savior who had to die. All across the pages of Scripture, the work of Christ is proclaimed. On Good Friday, we remember the price that Christ paid to make a way for sinners to be reconciled to God.

Matthew 21:1-11 | Max Janusch | For hundreds and hundreds of years, Christians have celebrated Jesus' riding into Jerusalem the Sunday before Easter; this scene is often referred to as "the triumphal entry." But how well do we really know the biblical account of this moment in the ministry of Jesus? According to Matthew's Gospel, there is much more to be seen—and be warned of—as we consider the moment when Jesus was welcomed like a king by the people who would soon demand his crucifixion. Find sermon discussion questions at nwgospelcw.com/questions.

Daniel 12:5-13 | Ben Potloff | As our journey through the book of Daniel comes to a close, we are reminded of the power and control that God holds over the most seemingly dire of circumstances. Ultimately, God himself will see to it that his enemies are torn down and his people are redeemed. Find sermon discussion questions at nwgospelcw.com/questions.

Daniel 11:2-12:4 | Ben Potloff | As we near the end of our journey through the book of Daniel, we read the continuation of the truths revealed to Daniel beginning in chapter 10. With the mention of kingdoms from all around, we continue to peek behind the curtain through the account of Daniel. Find sermon discussion questions at nwgospelcw.com/questions.

Daniel 10:1-11:1 | Ben Potloff | As we continue through the book of Daniel, we come to another vision. However, this vision can only be described as "terrifying" as truths and scenes are revealed to Daniel that leave him needing strengthening. What has God, through this vision, revealed to Daniel? How does this revelation affect our lives as Christians living today? Find sermon discussion questions at nwgospelcw.com/questions.

Daniel 9 | Ben Potloff | In a scene that ties back to chapter 6, as well as numerous other places in the Old Testament, Daniel 9 recounts that prayer of Daniel for the people of Israel. In the midst of exile, God called his people to remain faithful and, by their faith, keep the promises of God in focus. Here, we see how redeems and restores his people even through exile. Find sermon discussion questions at nwgospelcw.com/questions.

Daniel 8 | Ben Potloff | If you thought chapter 7 was a little weirdness mixed with a lot of hope, then you're in for more where that came from. In a scene that is distantly similar to the opening of the book of Ezekiel, Daniel is confronted with a vision of a ram and goat. Here, we see the glorious reality that the Prince of princes will overcome those in opposing him.

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