Join us for the Good Shepherd Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday, April 20, 2019 at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church and Children's Center in Old Bridge, NJ. We will have two separate sessions this year at 9 am and 10:45 am. Each session will last approximately one hour. Please sign up for either one of the sessions. … [Read More...] about Easter Egg Hunt April 20
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New Member Orientation, March 30
Join us for a new member orientation on Saturday, March 30, 2019 from 8am-11:30am. During the new member orientation, we will look at what we … [Read More...] about New Member Orientation, March 30
Meal Packing 2019
Good Shepherd is once again partnering with Numana and McDivitt Elementary School to help prepare meals for children in Haiti on Saturday, June … [Read More...] about Meal Packing 2019
Sunday Morning Messages
Jesus as Savior
Jesus is more than a helper. Jesus is our Savior. Many people are not looking for a savior. They are looking for helper. They look for God to open up doors of opportunity. But as we go through the season of Lent, we recognize that we need for God to do more … [Read More...] about Jesus as Savior
Jesus Alone
It is Transfiguration Sunday. There is so much that is packed into this short story. There is the glory of Jesus. There is Moses and Elijah. There is the cloud. There is the voice. But in the end, Jesus stands alone. It is all about Jesus. We often make it … [Read More...] about Jesus Alone
Confidence > Fear
This weekend's message is shared by Deacon Steve Weiss. In this message, Steve shares from his own personal experience how confidence and faith in God triumph over fear and anxiety. The text for this message is Matthew 6:25-34. … [Read More...] about Confidence > Fear
Blessed?: Be Careful What You Ask
When Jesus spoke the Beatitudes, he identifies the poor, hungry, sorrowful, and hated as being blessed. We probably would not identify these groups of people as blessed. Instead, we would identify the rich, the well-fed, the happy, and popular as being … [Read More...] about Blessed?: Be Careful What You Ask
