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Meeting God in Hospice
Chris looked in his rearview mirror, saw the flashing lights, and quickly pulled over. He didn’t think he had broken any traffic laws.… Continue Reading
Share the Feast: Becoming a Disciplemaker
When Kristen* and her husband returned from a three-year overseas Air Force assignment, she was hungry to grow spiritually.… Continue Reading
Living a Life with Purpose
Our ROTC ministry reaches and disciples college students who will one day do the same with the military men and women they lead.… Continue Reading
Calling All Weary Ones: A Book Review of “Courage, Dear Heart”
Rebecca K. Reynolds’ “Courage, Dear Heart” validates and comforts our innate longing for a world as God intended it to be.… Continue Reading
Biblical Foundations for Generational Disciplemaking
Perhaps the most distinctive characteristic of The Navigators is our commitment to intentional, generational disciplemaking.… Continue Reading
At Summer Camp I Learned How To Love and Be Loved
A few lessons God taught me at Eagle Lake Camp – in three stories… Continue Reading
The Intersection of Football and Faith
The intersection of football and faith was modeled from an early age, as Chris’ father, Calvin was both a pastor and a football player.… Continue Reading
Saying “Yes” to God
As I think about how to say yes more often to my children, I see the benefit of saying yes to God more often and to follow His leading. … Continue Reading
Book Giveaway: Keep Christianity Weird
As part of our interview with NavPress Author, Michael Frost we will be giving away three copies of his new book, “Keep Christianity Weird.”… Continue Reading
Cultivating Spiritual Generations in College
Cultivating spiritual generations in college gives Jason the powerful opportunity to be part of the spread of the gospel at his school.… Continue Reading