New Providence Presbyterian Church

The Joy of Suffering | Resilient Hope: Letters of Peter | NIV 1 Peter 4:12-19| Luke Gordon | NPPC | – Follow Us – Website: TheCornerNJ.com Facebook: Facebook.com/NPPCNJ NPPC Youtube: Youtube.com/@PresChurchNewProv Beyond Sunday Youtube: Youtube.com/@BeyondSundayNPPC GO TO: nppc.online.church/ to join the Online Experience. To support this ministry and help us continue to reach people all around th...

Kyle sits down with Arianny , Area Director for Young Life Tri County , to talk about loving our neighbors well. Arianny shares her journey from 25 years in fitness to full-time ministry, how Young Life reaches kids who'd never step into a church, and the growth of Capernaum , their ministry for teens and families affected by disabilities. Learn more or get involved: TriCounty. YoungLife.org New e...

Life has a way of making us believe we have more time than we do. Yet Peter reminds us that our days are a gift to be stewarded, not wasted. In the face of suffering, distraction, and the pull of lesser things, followers of Jesus are called to live with intention: praying faithfully, loving deeply, opening our lives to others, and using our gifts to serve. When we learn to number our days, we begi...

Some meals mark a moment. This meal changed the story forever. As Jesus gathers with His disciples to celebrate the Passover, He reveals that He is the true Passover Lamb whose sacrifice brings rescue, redemption, and new life. In receiving His grace, we're invited to become people who reflect His sacrificial love to the world. The Summer Homework That Will Actually Change Your Life  | Resilient H...

What does it look like to step outside your bubble and into someone else's lived experience? In this episode, Kyle sits down with Matthew Schuler , a manager at City Relief and former contestant on The Voice, who has spent the last four years serving the unhoused in New York City. Matthew opens up about his journey from music ministry to street outreach, what it really means to love your neighbor...

We all carry parts of our story we wish we could leave behind. But the gospel declares that our past is not our identity. Through Christ, we are born again into a living hope, adopted as God’s beloved children, and invited into a life that is continually being transformed. As we learn to let go of what no longer belongs and embrace who God says we are, we discover the freedom of walking in His lig...

What does it look like to love your neighbor when you've crossed oceans to get there? In this episode, Kyle sits down with Pastor Latif — a missionary originally from Pakistan, now serving in Italy — who is visiting New Providence Presbyterian Church while in the States. He shares his journey, his friendship with church member Nick, and a simple but powerful challenge for the American church: lovi...

We live in a culture obsessed with numbers, success, and measurable results. But God’s kingdom works differently. He creates each person with unique gifts, personalities, and callings, then invites us to use them not for our own recognition but for the good of others. When we stop comparing strengths and start caring for the weak, the overlooked, and the vulnerable, we discover what it means to be...

Kyle sits down with Mayor Angie Devanney of Berkeley Heights, NJ and Senior Pastor Luke Gordon to talk about what it really means to love your neighbor — in city hall, in the church, and in everyday life. Mayor Devanney shares what nearly eight years in office taught her: leading through COVID, a breast cancer diagnosis, political polarization, and community conflict. She also opens up about her m...

The Holy Spirit works through all kinds of people. Some lead, some serve, some teach, some encourage, and each gift matters. Yet our tendency is often to focus on what is most visible or impressive. Scripture points us toward a better way. God calls His church to honor every person, strengthen what is weak, and use every gift for the common good. When we embrace the unique ways God has made us, we...

Kyle sits down with Aiden Barth from Linc — a nonprofit organization fighting food insecurity in New Jersey — to talk about how they're serving the community. Want to help? Linc needs volunteers, donations of food and supplies, and financial support 📞 551-220-4123 | ✉️ info@lincnj.org New episodes every Monday! Beyond Sundays: Episode 3 | NPPC – Follow Us – Website: TheCornerNJ.com Facebook:...

Kyle sits down with Debbie and Danielle from Paint the Town Green and talks about their mental health awareness initiative. New episodes every Monday! Beyond Sundays: Episode 2 | NPPC | – Follow Us – Website: TheCornerNJ.com Facebook: Facebook.com/NPPCNJ NPPC Youtube: Youtube.com/@PresChurchNewProv Beyond Sunday Youtube: Youtube.com/@BeyondSundayNPPC GO TO: nppc.online.church/ to join the Online E...

What kind of people are we becoming? More than a set of beliefs or religious habits, the Christian life is a daily journey of surrendering our will to God’s. The Holy Spirit empowers us to move beyond the patterns of the flesh and into a life marked by love, kindness, faithfulness, and self-control. As we learn to walk in step with the Spirit, we become the kind of people who reflect the heart of...

In our first episode, our host Kyle sits down with Senior Pastor Luke Gordon to talk about what it really means to love your neighbor, not as a church program, but as a daily way of life. New episodes every Monday! Beyond Sundays: Episode 1 | NPPC | – Follow Us – Website: TheCornerNJ.com Facebook: Facebook.com/NPPCNJ NPPC Youtube: Youtube.com/@PresChurchNewProv Beyond Sunday Youtube: Youtube.com/@...

God never intended His people to live out their faith alone. Through the Holy Spirit, He gives each believer unique gifts, not for status or self-promotion, but for the common good. As we learn to serve one another with humility, love, and unity, the Church begins to reflect the heart of Christ to the world around us. For the Common Good | The Gift of God | NIV 1 Corinthians 12:4-7 | Luke Gordon |...

"But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, forbearance, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and self-control."  - Galatians 5:22-23 Happy Mother's Day from NPPC's high school seniors! Mackenna Welsh: Self Control | Rachel Knuth: Joy | Jorja Bazydlo: Kindness | Matt Villanueva: Faithfulness | The Fruit of the Spirit | Student Sunday 2026 | NPPC | – Follow Us – Webs...

"But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, forbearance, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and self-control."  - Galatians 5:22-23 Happy Mother's Day from NPPC's high school seniors! Carys Lee: Love | Abby Schumm: Peace | Thomas Gustavsen: Patience | Blythe Hellings: Goodness | The Fruit of the Spirit | Student Sunday 2026 | NPPC | – Follow Us – Website: TheCorne...

In a world full of opinions, instincts, and competing voices, it can be hard to know which way to go. But God has not left us to navigate life on our own. Through the Holy Spirit, we’ve been given more than human wisdom or gut feelings. We’ve been given the very mind of Christ to guide us into truth, discernment, and the life God desires for us. Our Divine Conscience | The Gift of God | NIV 1 Cori...

We were never meant to navigate life on our own. In the middle of our decisions, doubts, and distractions, Jesus gives us a gift we desperately need an Advocate. The Holy Spirit comes alongside us to guide, help, and speak truth, reminding us that we’re not alone and gently leading us back when we lose our way. Our Advocate | The Gift of God | NIV John 14:15-17, John 16:7-13 | Luke Gordon | NPPC |...

It’s easy to get caught up in the demands of everyday life and lose sight of the bigger picture. Responsibilities, pressures, and distractions can keep our eyes down and our hearts busy. But God invites us into something greater. Through the Holy Spirit, we’re reminded that our highest purpose is to glorify Him and enjoy Him forever. When joy becomes central, everything else begins to find its pro...

It’s possible to believe in Jesus and still live like we’re on our own. Gripping tightly, managing life, and holding parts of ourselves back. But the Spirit of Jesus was given to change that. He brings life where there was death, peace where there was striving, and invites us into a new way of living. As we learn to trust Him with more than just our future, we begin to experience the fullness of l...

We’ve all had moments that feel too good to be true. Easter invites us into a story like that, a story where death doesn’t have the final word. Yet when the first witnesses arrive at the empty tomb, they are left trembling, confused, and full of questions. As we follow their journey, we’re invited to keep seeking, keep asking, and discover for ourselves that the hope of the resurrection is not jus...

We all carry things we were never meant to hold onto. Guilt, shame, fear, and the quiet weight of sin can shape how we live and how we see ourselves. But Good Friday tells a different story. Through the cross, Jesus became the once and for all sacrifice, making a way for our sins to be removed and our lives to be made new. The invitation is simple but costly. Stop holding on and learn to surrender...

On the night of the Last Supper, Jesus steps into a moment filled with uncertainty, loss, and betrayal and responds with something no one expected. Love. As He kneels to wash His disciples’ feet and points to the cross, He reveals Himself as the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world. In a world shaped by grief and retaliation, Jesus invites us into a different way. Receive His love, and...

When accused, our instinct is to defend ourselves, justify, and shift the blame. Yet as Jesus stands before His accusers, He does something unexpected. He remains silent. In that silence, we see the heart of God, a Savior who takes on what isn’t His to carry so we can be set free. What does it look like to receive that kind of love and live from it? The Gospel of Mark | Palm Sunday: Without Defens...