Level Up Youth - PGA Youth

01/02/2025

10/27/2024

Next Sunday, Nov 3 from 9:30-4pm LifeSouth will be on campus for a blood drive. Come out & donated blood & receive a gift. Then, stay for our services & our Family Festival from 2-4pm.

08/03/2024

Awesome outing with Level Up Youth! We had tons of fun.

07/11/2024

Just a few pics from camp. More to follow.

06/25/2024

Charles Spurgeon once wrote:

“My situation is urgent, and I cannot see how I will ever be delivered. Yet this is not my concern, for He who made the promise will find a way to keep it. My part is simply to obey His commands, not to direct His ways. I am His servant, not His advisor. I call upon Him and He will deliver me.”

I love this quote because it reminds me of my primary responsibility, OBEDIENCE! Love it!!!

05/18/2024

Come join us tomorrow morning at Pleasant Grove Assembly, as we explore The Relevance of Pentecost! It's sure to be an exciting day. Service begins at 10:00 am; Sunday School is available at 9:00 am. Hope to see you there!

04/10/2024

Good Afternoon, Fam! At the risk of erroring on the side of caution, we are going to cancel services tonight at the Church. The forecast is calling for the heavier storms coming through beginning at 4 pm with heavy rains and flooding through the evening.

Stay home, be safe, and we will see you Saturday at 9am for our workday. Blessings!

03/29/2024

NEVER REALLY ALONE

Jesus occasionally went off by Himself, leaving even His disciples behind. We might consider this His recharging time—when the Lord regrouped after the intensity of ministry. But Jesus’ purpose was not really to be alone but to find space to meet and be with His Father. For Him (and for us), that’s the real promise of solitude: a quiet that allows us to hear God’s voice.

We live in a world bristling with noise, so finding solitude is essential. However, we shouldn’t assume that we’ll be alone, not if we pursue the kind of solitude Jesus sought. The psalmist writes, “Where can I go from Your Spirit? Or where can I flee from Your presence?” (139:7-8). The answer is, nowhere. And this is a good thing. Anywhere he might try to escape from God—high, low, and everywhere in between—God is there. And He’s not only present but also engaged: “Even there Your hand will lead me, and Your right hand will take hold of me” (v. 10).

Plenty of people want time to focus on themselves—in other words, “me time.” But as Christians, we must pursue the kind of solitude that removes distractions and makes space for us to encounter the Lord.
Psalm 139: 7-10; Psalm 23: 1-4

03/11/2024

Youth, come go with pastor’s John & Jennifer. Van leaves at 5:15 Friday night.

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02/21/2024

Looking forward to Level Up tonight at 6:30 pm! Hope to see you here.