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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 Investing in One Disciplemaker Multiplies the Generational Impact
Discover the transformative power of an intentional discipleship journey as Karl Wang shares his inspiring story of spiritual growth and … Continue Reading
How the Gospel Spreads to Hard to Reach Places
“Building that relationship, so people don’t just see you as someone who shares the Word of God, but as one who lives the Word and wants… Continue Reading
Eagle Lake Camps On Location: California Kids Hear the Gospel for the First Time
The name Eagle Lake Camps may bring to mind an image of campers paddling canoes and rustic cabins nestled among pines in the Colorado … Continue Reading
Serving Jesus in a War Zone
Tyler and Kelly, Navigators missionaries in Ukraine, focused on their true calling, “God has made us to care for people.”… Continue Reading
Find Ministry Opportunities in Your Community
Lesley Wolfe faced a dilemma on where her son should attend school. God opened her eyes and heart to the potential of her diverse community.… Continue Reading
Hope on the Front Lines
Our nation’s first responders—firefighters, police, and emergency medical providers—face extraordinary challenges. Former SWAT team … Continue Reading
The Power of Persistent Prayer
Brock was in trouble, so Dennis felt moved to pray. The two had become friends when they attended a Christian high school, and both went on … Continue Reading
One Disciplemaker Impacts Many
Zara (Joykutty) Kenigsberg didn’t understand the concept of spiritual generations until she walked into Jodi Heen’s house for a … Continue Reading
Saying Yes to God’s Call
One week after Tilon and Caitie Pervenecki married, Tilon’s grandfather suddenly passed away. He was known as Opa, German for … Continue Reading
Building Authentic Community
Once a month the small group met at a new restaurant to connect in fellowship—reading the Word and praying for one another. Initially, the… Continue Reading