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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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Bible Study: A Catalyst for Spiritual Generations
Zella Christenson, an iEDGE (an international two-year internship) intern who served in Puerto Rico, met one-on-one with Sofia* for Bible … Continue Reading
Created With Purpose: God’s Intentionality in Discipleship
At first, Antonio joked about how he accidentally joined a Christian club (Navigators Collegiate) at the University of California – … Continue Reading
Invest In A Few
Jesus loved everyone, helped many, but invested in just a few. If we hope to take the gospel to the ends of the earth His method must also … Continue Reading
Bible Study Inspires Military in Major Ways
As a cadet at West Point more than 10 years ago, Major Craig* was focused on academic success. He was content to hold his Christian beliefs … Continue Reading
A College Friendship that Changed Lives
When Austin arrived at South Dakota State University (SDSU) to begin college, his view of his Christian faith was based on performance. If … Continue Reading
Create Intentional Connections in Big Cities
A few years ago, Navigators Boston City Director, Craig Parker, saw the need to help more people learn about how to be a disciplemaker. He … Continue Reading
Taking Faith and Basketball to the Next Level
Since playing basketball in high school and college, Travon Jones (Tra) dreamed of a professional career with the NBA. He spent a lot of … Continue Reading
Pregnancy and Parenting Class Leads to Spiritual Transformation
Pregnant with her third child and mother of two children under the age of two, Anna* felt stuck. Her husband wasn’t excited about this … Continue Reading
How the BEST Friendships Lead to Growing Faith
“How does a person enter faith?” Yoichi Suzuki asked. Yoichi was with Wayne Meyer at a doughnut shop close to the Utsunomiya … Continue Reading
“You Have Cancer” — How Two Friends Responded
Sam Huxford looked at his text message from Nick Pedraza. It doesn’t look good. They’re admitting me. They think it’s blood cancer. … Continue Reading