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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The Power of a Mother’s Prayer
The Navigators ministry began at Howard University in 1971 when Eugene Burrell decided he wanted to move back to his hometown to serve God.… Continue Reading
Give Us Today Our Daily Bread
A missionary to Haiti startled Stephen Sorenson with this answer to his question about how American Christians differed from Haitian … Continue Reading
Financial Planning and Gift Annuity
A charitable gift annuity provides fixed payments to you for life—at attractive rates, and is a wonderful tool to help plan your future … Continue Reading
From Sailor to Sailor at Navs Night
David Yumen used an opportunity to share his testimony and the Bridge to Life Illustration with sailors at a recent Navs Night.… Continue Reading
Inspiring the Next Generation
God is moving, and things are happening in Atlanta in the next generation. Even in a fast food restaurant. More on the NavCity initiatives … Continue Reading
Loving Our Neighbors: Being Intentional and Available
Special Story from Chicago Have a heart for Chicago? Give to the Chicago fund today at navgift.org/chicago There are often extra kids … Continue Reading
Investing in the Next Generation of Women
While engaged in mentoring relationships, Sarah understands that healthy connections with other women are two-way, giving and receiving. … Continue Reading
Intentional Disciplemaking Churches
The vision of Navigators Church Ministries is to develop disciplemaking churches committed to equipping generations of disciples in everyday… Continue Reading
Hearing Psalms in the First Person
The process of listening to God in the first person through the Psalms is a very relational way of engaging with God. An excerpt from Vic … Continue Reading
Making Disciples: Using Everything I Have
The story of the poor widow heartens me because I am so like her. As I seek to make disciples I find I must cling to Jesus because I know I … Continue Reading