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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What Legacy Will You Leave Behind?
You are investing in your legacy every day of your life, planting seeds that will grow beyond your time on earth, both the intangible and … Continue Reading
Prayer: Your Most Important Work
Behind-the-scenes, faithful people pray for this work. We can have a worldwide impact through prayer, from our workbench or even our bed.… Continue Reading
Jim Downing: Trusting God All the Days of My Life
At the age 103, Jim Downing is the second oldest Pearl Harbor survivor and he was the sixth Navigator who was discipled by Navigator founder… Continue Reading
Ministry on a Diverse College Campus
As the campus ministry at UIC in Chicago continues to grow, so do the opportunities to share the Gospel among the nations.… Continue Reading
The State of Discipleship in the Church
The Navigators commissioned an extensive survey by the Barna Group, a Christian research firm, of Christians' understanding and practice of … Continue Reading
God Redeems Lives Through Discipleship
Through Generations of Disciples One day, years ago, my wife, Natasha, and I were at odds and she would not return my phone calls. We were … Continue Reading
Generations of Juntos: Redeeming a Neighborhood
Antonio* has caught the vision of building young leaders in his community. He grew up in the “International District” in Albuquerque. … Continue Reading
Cleanstreet Provides an Opportunity for a Clean Start
Cleanstreet offers professional grade litter removal, snow removal, power washing, and landscaping services—and an opportunity for a clean… Continue Reading
The Importance of Being Good Neighbors
As we plant ourselves and band together with other believers as neighbors in our communities, we become a faithful presence right where we … Continue Reading
Jesus Came to Give Life and Peace
“I want my son to become like you or someone else from the church!” stated Amal’s* father, a Middle Eastern immigrant. This invitation… Continue Reading