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Job Opportunities December 17, 2020

By Pastor Dan | December 17, 2020 |

Hello Friends, There are some job opportunities in Bernardsville and the Surrounding Areas.     ShopRite, Bernardsville, NJ The ShopRite in Bernardsville has employment openings for Register and Stocking Shelves. To apply go to this Website and choose “NJ” for the State and “Bernardsville” for the City. After that, you will be asked for the…

Food Pantry Distribution December 10, 2020

By Pastor Dan | December 9, 2020 |

Hello Families of Bernardsville and the Surrounding areas, We will distribute help for food this coming Thursday, December 10, 2020, from 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm. at 47 Bernards Avenue, Bernardsville. If you are sick, have the virus, are experiencing COVID symptoms, or are quarantining, please do not come to the church. Call me at…

Diaper Distribution for December 4, 2020

By Pastor Dan | November 30, 2020 |

Hello Friends, We are providing diapers for families in need in the community of Somerset Hills. Please fill out the form below if you need diapers. If you have filled out the form in the past and the diaper size has not changed, please reply to my text with a note saying “nothing has changed.”…

Diaper Distribution for November 27, 2020

By Pastor Dan | November 25, 2020 |

Hello Friends, We are providing diapers for families in need in the community of Somerset Hills. Please fill out the form below if you need diapers. If you have filled out the form in the past and the diaper size has not changed, please reply to my text with a note saying “nothing has changed.”…

Meal Distribution for November 24, 2020

By Pastor Dan | November 23, 2020 |

Hello friends, Once again, we will distribute free meals for a family of four.  IF you are able to, pick up the meal on Tuesday, November 24, 2020 between 4 pm and 6 pm, please fill out the form below. Please pick up the meal from : Anthony’s Pizza 12 Claremont Rd. Bernardsville, NJ 07924…

Food Pantry Distribution November 20, 2020

By Pastor Dan | November 19, 2020 | Comments Off on Food Pantry Distribution November 20, 2020

Hello Families of Bernardsville and the Surrounding areas, We will distribute grocery bags this coming Friday, November 20, 2020, from 9:00 am until 10:30 am (or until we run out of bags). The grocery bags are limited so please arrive by 9:00 am. Unfortunately, we will not be able to deliver grocery bags to your…

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Formed by the Psalms; Meditation on the Word

By Sophia Dibartolomeo | August 25, 2026 |

God’s Word isn’t simply information for Christians to know; it is one of the primary ways God forms and strengthens His people in Christ. Life’s storms will still come, and sometimes they will shake us deeply. But our security doesn’t rest in our emotions, circumstances, finances, relationships, or even the strength of our own obedience.…

Formed by the Psalms; Meditation on the Word

By Sophia Dibartolomeo | August 25, 2026

God’s Word isn’t simply information for Christians to know; it is one of the primary ways God forms and strengthens His people in Christ. Life’s storms will still come, and sometimes they will shake us deeply. But our security doesn’t rest in our emotions, circumstances, finances, relationships, or even the strength of our own obedience.…

Formed by the Psalms; All About Worship

By Sophia Dibartolomeo | August 25, 2026

Worship is not primarily about what we bring to God; it is about what God gives to us. Christ gathers His people around His Word and Sacraments, meets them with forgiveness and grace, strengthens their faith, and gives them His peace. Then He sends them back into the world to live out what they have…

Formed by the Psalms; Psalm of Lament

By Sophia Dibartolomeo | August 25, 2026

Faith doesn’t mean never crying, “How long, Lord?” Faith means bringing that cry to the God who has already bound Himself to us through His promises. We can question honestly, pray boldly, surrender completely, and trust His steadfast love. Our faith may sometimes be weak, but Christ is not—and because Jesus died and rose again,…

Formed by the Psalms; Faith that Believes

By Sophia Dibartolomeo | August 25, 2026

Waiting on God does not mean God has forgotten us. When we cannot see what is on the other side of the storm, we can seek the One who is already with us in the boat. The cross has already proven His love, the resurrection has already shown His victory, and His promises assure us…

Formed by the Psalms; Connecting with God

By Sophia Dibartolomeo | August 25, 2026

Our souls were created to thirst for God, and nothing in this world can fully satisfy that longing. When sadness, sin, doubt, or suffering makes God seem distant, Psalm 42 teaches us to be honest about our pain while preaching God’s promises back to our own souls. Ultimately, the Living Water we are searching for…

Formed by the Psalms; God’s Protection in Danger

By Sophia Dibartolomeo | August 25, 2026

Psalm 91 does not promise that God will remove every storm, illness, fear, or hardship from our lives. It promises something greater: in Jesus Christ, God Himself becomes our refuge. We don’t have to turn to Him only when trouble comes—we are invited to dwell in Him, abide in Him, and make Him our home…

Formed by the Psalms: Community

By Sophia Dibartolomeo | August 24, 2026

When Christ becomes greater than our differences, the Church becomes a living picture of God’s reconciling love—a family brought together by Jesus and sent out to bring His grace, compassion, forgiveness, and love into a divided world.

Show & Tell: Embrace Doubts

By Sophia Dibartolomeo | June 22, 2026

In Matthew 9:2–7, friends bring a paralyzed man to Jesus, demonstrating great faith. Instead of immediately healing the man’s physical condition, Jesus first addresses his deepest need by saying, “Take heart, son; your sins are forgiven.” This surprises the religious leaders, who believe only God can forgive sins. Knowing their thoughts, Jesus asks which is…

Does God still heal? 

By Sophia Dibartolomeo | June 3, 2026

One of the most common questions believers ask is: Does God still heal today? When we read the Gospels, we see Jesus healing the blind, the lame, and the sick. Yet many faithful Christians still struggle with illness, chronic pain, grief, and unanswered prayers. How do we reconcile these realities? The answer found in Scripture is…

Can Broken People Change?

By Sophia Dibartolomeo | May 24, 2026

We’ve all asked the question at some point: Can people actually change?Not temporarily. Not superficially. But truly, deeply, permanently change. Maybe the question comes from disappointment. Maybe someone hurt us repeatedly. Maybe we’re tired of failing in the same areas ourselves. Sometimes brokenness can feel so deeply rooted that change seems impossible. But Scripture paints a…