Doing something amazing for God doesn’t necessarily mean doing something extraordinary, like traveling across the globe to do mission work as many Christians tend to believe. True, the Lord calls us to go and make disciples in Matthew 28:19, but that doesn’t limit us to international mission work only. No, we can make disciples in our own community, and one way to do that is through starting a Bible study/small group.
It is not every day you celebrate a 500th anniversary, but on Apr. 11, 2017, North Greenville University did just that, when Dr. Jason G. Duesing spoke about the life and impact of Martin Luther.
The North Greenville University Counseling Department held a 40-minute seminar this past Thursday, called “Put Stress In Its Place: Finish the School Year Strong.”
As a university that is extremely adamant about abstaining from any sexual relations, it becomes increasingly difficult for those who sin while at the university, to repent and move on from their previous actions or lifestyle.
North Greenville student Carli Frady tried the Daniel diet for a week and wrote an article published in the upcoming Vision magazine about her experience.
Students have taken Journal Bibles and recreated them to become something of their own.
“The modern celebration of St. Patrick’s Day has little to do with his life and work and is more a celebration of Irish heritage and culture.”
Athletes have a lot of responsibility that they have to deal with and that is something that cannot be denied. Everything they say, or do, will be under heavy watch and consideration no matter what it is.
2 Timothy 1:7: “For God gave us a spirit not of fear but of power and love and self-control.”
