Navigators Blog
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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Finding God and Unlikely Friends at Rock Bottom
Grief and difficult circumstances kept piling on Steve*, a police officer in Eastern Oregon. The year began with the sudden, unexpected … Continue Reading
A Legacy of Love: From Seeds of Faith to Flourishing Fruit
As a new graduate student far from her home in Asia, Zheng Jane Zhao remembers feeling welcome when she attended a gathering hosted by Jim … Continue Reading
Growing in Identity to Bridge Cultures
When Destiny Mercer was invited to a LaVida conference during her sophomore year at Vanderbilt University, she was conflicted about … Continue Reading
Discipleship and Heart Transformation in Uganda
This village in Uganda was rife with witches, murderers, and other wicked people who’d been driven out of their previous homes.… Continue Reading
Graduation is not the end: Disciplemaking is for Life
International students come to the United States pursuing different degrees, for varying lengths of time, with a range of English levels. … Continue Reading
A Spiritual Drill Sergeant
Jason* met The Navigators as a single soldier at Fort Campbell, Kentucky, his first duty station. Over his career, he and now his wife, … Continue Reading
Overcome Obstacles to Prayer
Life can be hard. Prayer doesn’t have to be. Whatever is going on with you right now, God is actually interested. And yet connecting with … Continue Reading
The Gospel on the Amazon River
Passengers spend 18 hours on a boat floating down Brazil’s Rio Negro and Amazon rivers to travel from Manaus to Parintins, a town situated… Continue Reading
Next Door To Our Military
The Navigators reaches and disciples people in need of the gospel where they work, live, worship, and play. In this sense, disciplemakers … Continue Reading
The Nations Come to Nebraska
As a freshman living in the dorm at University of Nebraska Lincoln (UNL), David Petersen said “Yes” when his resident assistant came by … Continue Reading