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We hope these stories of Life-to-Life® Discipleship in action will inspire you to embrace God’s call to go and make disciples of all nations.
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How To Be a Spiritual Mentor
In Matthew’s* early years as a strategic sealift officer and civilian mariner with the US Merchant Marine, he eagerly sought out The … Continue Reading
How to Help Others Grow in Christ: A Message From Marvin Campbell, Navigators U.S. President
Jesus called each of His followers to know Him and then to make Him known among all the nations. There is still work to be done in … Continue Reading
Join the Conversation with Alice Matagora
Join the Conversation with Alice Matagora, author of How to Save the World: Disciplemaking Made Simple Q In your very first chapter, you … Continue Reading
How to Follow God When You’re in a Crisis
As crises unfold on our televisions, computers, and phone screens, we must never forget the parallel reality: Somewhere behind the scenes, … Continue Reading
3 Ways Discipleship Transforms Lives
Henry Kitiabi longed to grow and be challenged in his Christian faith as he was when he lived in Kenya. “I attribute my foundation in … Continue Reading
How My Faith Grew Through Life-to-Life® Discipleship
Hilda Ng, a recent University of Florida (UF) graduate, spent most Mondays with Caroline and Rachel, who were two years behind her in … Continue Reading
How to Offer Hope to Hurting People
Six years ago, Tom Weiner and Cameron Bunch, sat together outside the Kahala mall in Honolulu. They met through Navigators Collegiate at the… Continue Reading
Disciplemakers for Life: From Collegiate Roots to Continued Growth
As Micah made the transition from high school to college, he felt like his life in high school hadn’t reflected his faith in Christ. He … Continue Reading
How Your Consistent Presence Makes a Lasting Impact
Tuesday afternoons are important to Henry Bouma and Aaron Collier. This is when they talk about life, read Scripture together, discuss … Continue Reading
Discover the Benefits of Discipleship
Mia Holder and Deirdre Otoo sat on lawn chairs at the Boston University (BU) Beach. The BU Beach doesn’t have sand, but is more of a … Continue Reading