Calvary Presbyterian Church

When God’s servants meet resistance and are frustrated that life isn’t working how we want it to, God assures us that he is perfectly executing his plan.

In times of trouble, Christians must boldly proclaim the salvation that comes only through the God who brings (and takes) the fire.

Don’t settle for a god who only promises falsely to provide for your material needs. We need the LORD who sovereignly rules over death.

In a world of famine and drought, God sends his Word to feed and rescue the poorest and most unlikely from their hunger and thirst.

A foolish choice by the son of King Solomon divides the kingdom of Israel and plunges it into conflict and division. But even when they’re foolish, God isn’t done with his people.

When we cry out in faith from the deep, we can rest assured that we are in our Savior’s keep.

When the world becomes hostile for God’s people, the LORD calls us to resist the temptation to run and hide. Instead, he wants us to trust in his sovereign rule, perfect justice, and eternal plan.

Summer in the Psalms

We praise and thank God for rescuing us in our time of need.

Human beings have dignity and significance because they are created and redeemed by the majestic God of the Universe.

God is a perfect and powerful judge who protects us by using what others intend for evil to defeat evil forever.

Because of God’s steadfast love, we can come to him when we have done wrong and are struggling to find forgiveness and healing.

David Keddie is a Ruling Elder at Hope Presbyterian Church (PCA) in Lawrenceville, NJ. For almost 20 years, he has served on the staff of Princeton Christian Fellowship, a student ministry at Princeton University. He is currently pursuing his Master of Divinity degree at Westminster Theological Seminary.

Phil Henry is the pastor of Mercy Hill Presbyterian Church (PCA) in Glassboro, NJ, which he was called to start by the New Jersey Presbytery in 2009. He was ordained in 2000 and holds a Master of Divinity degree from Westminster Seminary in California and a Master of Theology degree from Westminster Theological Seminary in Philadelphia. Phil and his wife, Polly, have six grown children.

We come into God's presence to bless him because he first comes into our presence to bless us.

Public worship is God-directed and corporately aware. God commands and directs our worship. Everything we do when we gather should be respectful and orderly.

Jesus removes walls that divide Christians and gives us unity with each other... because his sacrifice first gives us unity with God.

The coming of Jesus began a new era of history where the message of salvation is now explicitly for all nations and languages. The church’s mission is to continue proclaiming that message until Jesus returns.

Love is necessary, permanent, supreme; and it is revealed to us in the character and actions of God in the person of Jesus Christ.

God has designed his church to be a community of individuals—distinct and different, but united and interdependent.

God gives gifts to his church to unite them in celebrating and proclaiming that Jesus is Lord.

Christians are to gather in unity to celebrate and proclaim what Jesus has done. The sacrament of the Lord’s Supper is our opportunity to display not just our understanding of Jesus’ sacrifice but our trust in it.

God created men and women equal in dignity and worth as bearers of his image. But he gave them certain different roles in worship and marriage to highlight different aspects of his character and glory.

The magnificence and importance of the gospel allows us to willingly set aside the right to do things our way, for the greater reward of following Jesus together.