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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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Scripture Memory iOS Apps
Now you can purchase a series of iOS apps to help you practice your TMS verses, wherever life takes you. Download them on your iPhone or … Continue Reading
Black History Month: Why Every American—and Every Navigator—Should Care
To see a vital movement of the Gospel we must secure relational networks by listening to one another and engaging in the stories of other … Continue Reading
Springs in the Marching Band Desert
Four years ago, the Iowa State Marching Band was a spiritually dark place. Then a spunky redheaded freshman joined the saxophone section. … 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
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
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
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
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
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
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