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Do You Know the Next NGU President?

May 24, 2016

The search for the next president of North Greenville University is underway and gaining serious momentum by the day! Do you know the…

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Prayer Basket

May 24, 2016

Want to freshen up your family prayer strategies?…

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Everyday Pastoral Care

May 22, 2016

We had our 3rd week in our “Everyday Church” series.  Powerful time watching the light bulbs come on in our services.  People are…

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The Kind of Father Who Runs

May 21, 2016

We tend to imagine God to be as petty as we are. Assuming he holds grudges due to previous mistakes, sometimes our prayers…

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Unplug.

May 18, 2016

My family was able to hit the beach last week.  I cannot overstate how needed of a time it was.  I told someone…

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Crazy Busy

May 17, 2016

Vacation was awesome last week.  I got to do my favorite things and do them a lot!  It was much-needed and well-timed. One…

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Everyday Community

May 15, 2016

In week 2 of our “Everyday Church” series, we talked about what the biblical community of a church is supposed to look like.…

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He Will Hold Me Fast

May 8, 2016

This hymn has quickly become one of our team’s favorites as it has been rediscovered. Robert Harkness had an experience at an invitation…

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Life at the Margins

May 8, 2016

I can’t even begin to put into words what God was up to within our church family today.  I felt like an army…

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Why We Chose Homeschooling (And Why You Shouldn’t)

May 5, 2016

The Agnews have been homeschooling for the last three years, and I really haven’t talked about it much.  Besides the video below that I made…

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Everyday Church

May 4, 2016

Our elders read Everyday Church a few months back.  The book, by Tim Chester and Steve Timmis, is a fantastic, eye-opening read on…

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When Women Work Mightily for the Kingdom

May 4, 2016

The issue of women leading in the Church is always a stumbling block for many.  Too often, we swing that pendulum too far…

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