We have heard what Fox News and CNN have had to say about Coronavirus. We have heard what Facebook has to say about Coronavirus. We have heard what our co-workers, family members, and friends have had to say about Coronavirus. Pastor Phil shared what God’s Word has to say about Coronavirus. How does a believer […] Read Coronavirus: How Do We Respond?, on Good Shepherd Lutheran Church of Old Bridge, NJ's website.

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Coronavirus: How Do We Respond?

We have heard what Fox News and CNN have had to say about Coronavirus. We have heard what Facebook has to say about Coronavirus. We have heard what our co-workers, family members, and friends have had to say about Coronavirus. Pastor Phil shared what God’s Word has to say about Coronavirus. How does a believer […] View this update, Coronavirus: How Do We Respond?, on Good Shepherd Lutheran Church of Old Bridge, NJ's website.

Forgiveness is messy. Forgiveness is difficult. It is difficult to offer forgiveness when we have been hurt. It is also difficult to ask for forgiveness when we have hurt others. In this message, Pastor Phil offers counsel from God’s Word on seeking forgiveness from others. Today’s reading is Psalm 51. Read Messy: Owning My Sin, on Good Shepherd Lutheran Church of Old Bridge, NJ's website.

Messy: Owning My Sin

Forgiveness is messy. Forgiveness is difficult. It is difficult to offer forgiveness when we have been hurt. It is also difficult to ask for forgiveness when we have hurt others. In this message, Pastor Phil offers counsel from God’s Word on seeking forgiveness from others. Today’s reading is Psalm 51. View this update, Messy: Owning My Sin, on Good Shepherd Lutheran Church of Old Bridge, NJ's website.

We have reached the conclusion of the Philippians message series. In this section, Paul shares the secret of contentment. It does not come from anything outside of us. Contentment is an inside job. It is Christ Jesus who gives me the strength to bear all things! Today’s reading is Philippians 4:10-23. Read Philippians: Contentment, on Good Shepherd Lutheran Church of Old Bridge, NJ's website.

Philippians: Contentment

We have reached the conclusion of the Philippians message series. In this section, Paul shares the secret of contentment. It does not come from anything outside of us. Contentment is an inside job. It is Christ Jesus who gives me the strength to bear all things! Today’s reading is Philippians 4:10-23. View this update, Philippians: Contentment, on Good Shepherd Lutheran Church of Old Bridge, NJ's website.

We are nearing the end of the Philippians message series as we enter the last chapter of Paul’s letter. In today’s reading, Paul encourages the Philippians to rejoice continually and repeatedly. As we come to the Lord in prayer, we bring not only our worries and concerns, but also our praise and thanksgiving. Today’s reading […] Read Philippians: Joy in the Lord, on Good Shepherd Lutheran Church of Old Bridge, NJ's website.

Philippians: Joy in the Lord

We are nearing the end of the Philippians message series as we enter the last chapter of Paul’s letter. In today’s reading, Paul encourages the Philippians to rejoice continually and repeatedly. As we come to the Lord in prayer, we bring not only our worries and concerns, but also our praise and thanksgiving. Today’s reading […] View this update, Philippians: Joy in the Lord, on Good Shepherd Lutheran Church of Old Bridge, NJ's website.

A big theme in Philippians is “the mind”. The way we think informs what we do. Our actions follow our thoughts. In Philippians 3:12-21, Paul encourages us to look ahead and not get stuck in past regret or success. Believe God for a better future as you walk the path he has set. Read Philippians: Looking Ahead, on Good Shepherd Lutheran Church of Old Bridge, NJ's website.

Philippians: Looking Ahead

A big theme in Philippians is “the mind”. The way we think informs what we do. Our actions follow our thoughts. In Philippians 3:12-21, Paul encourages us to look ahead and not get stuck in past regret or success. Believe God for a better future as you walk the path he has set. View this update, Philippians: Looking Ahead, on Good Shepherd Lutheran Church of Old Bridge, NJ's website.

Today we look at Philippians 3:1-11. Here Paul encourages the Philippians to keep the first things first. He reminds them that all the things we do for God are not a credit to us. What is first and most important is what Jesus has done for us. Everything we do for God is because of […] Read Philippians: First Things First, on Good Shepherd Lutheran Church of Old Bridge, NJ's website.

Philippians: First Things First

Today we look at Philippians 3:1-11. Here Paul encourages the Philippians to keep the first things first. He reminds them that all the things we do for God are not a credit to us. What is first and most important is what Jesus has done for us. Everything we do for God is because of […] View this update, Philippians: First Things First, on Good Shepherd Lutheran Church of Old Bridge, NJ's website.

Deacon Steve Weiss shares today’s message. Timothy and Epaphroditus are two servants that are highlighted in Philippians 2:19-30. They are examples for us in how they discovered joy through selfless service. Steve also shares his own joy in serving the Lord. Read Philippians: Service, on Good Shepherd Lutheran Church of Old Bridge, NJ's website.

Philippians: Service

Deacon Steve Weiss shares today’s message. Timothy and Epaphroditus are two servants that are highlighted in Philippians 2:19-30. They are examples for us in how they discovered joy through selfless service. Steve also shares his own joy in serving the Lord. View this update, Philippians: Service, on Good Shepherd Lutheran Church of Old Bridge, NJ's website.

Two essential qualities for a follower of Jesus are love and humility. Humility is something that is easy to ask for, but difficult to receive. But it is humility that unlocks the door to the joyful and abundant life that God desires for us. In today’s message, we explore Philippians 2:1-18. Read Philippians: Humility, on Good Shepherd Lutheran Church of Old Bridge, NJ's website.