Northwest Gospel Church - Camas/Washougal

In order to set the vision for 2020, we turn to Romans 12:3-21. In these verses, the Apostle Paul teaches on the gifts given to believers and how they should be handled. He also covers the characteristic of a true Christian. Here, we see that our aim is to be a community of humble servants who love each other and the world.

Nathan Noorlun · This week, we continue the story of Moses in the book of Exodus. This text covers the powerful signs that God showed Moses and then Moses return to Egypt. Here, we see God's powerful work continue.

Ben Potloff · This week, we pick up Moses' story after he flees Egypt and settles in Midian. This chapter details Moses' encounter with God at the burning bush. Here, we see that God came down to bring His people up.

Ben Potloff · This week we are introduced to a new character. Our text begins with the birth of Moses and how the dramatic opposition from Pharaoh in Exodus 1 brings us to this point. Our text then tells of Moses' journey away from Egypt and we see the beginnings of the work that God is going to do. Here, we see that the plan of God is the redemption of His people.

Ben Potloff · This week we jump into the Book of Exodus, where we see that the nation of Israel has greatly increased in Egypt since the end of Genesis. In the first chapter of Exodus Pharoh oppresses Israel by enslaving them, ordering midwives to kill Israelite babies, and demanding that all of Egypt deal cruelly with Israel. Here, we see that God uses our faithfulness as He faithfully keeps His promises.

Darryl Elledge · Our text this week is another combination of stories where Jesus shows us that his ethic of the kingdom is different than ours. Godly power, authority, and glory look different than we expect. Like the disciples, we must allow Jesus’ life and work to shape us into the people of his kingdom, not our own.

Ben Potloff · At this point in our text, Jesus’ ministry is in full swing. There are some who believe he is a prophet. There are others who think he’s John the Baptist. There are even religious leaders who think that what Jesus is doing is demonic. In the text this week, Jesus poses the question: who do you say that I am? Here, we see that we are called to die with Christ…and live.

Ben Potloff · This week, we come to one of the most well-known stories from Jesus' ministry; the feeding of the 5,000. When you take the passage as a whole we begin to see a larger theme than just food mysteriously appearing. We begin to see providential provision. Jesus provides our every need. This text shows us that Jesus provides for those He calls.

Ben Potloff · Our text this week brings us to Jesus' healing of a woman and Jairus's daughter. At first, Jesus’ ability to multitask these two situations seems weak. However, Jesus masterfully uses the situation to teach us an unforgettable lesson on faith and God’s timing. Here, we see that Jesus brings outsiders in.

Ben Potloff · In our text this week, Jesus calls for obedience from creation. These men who have been on the road (and seas) with Jesus are completely blown away and perhaps seeing him for the first time. Jesus is personally with us and still incomparably powerful over all things. Here, we see that Jesus has the power to save.