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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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How to Offer Hope to Hurting People
Six years ago, Tom Weiner and Cameron Bunch, sat together outside the Kahala mall in Honolulu. They met through Navigators Collegiate at the… Continue Reading
Disciplemakers for Life: From Collegiate Roots to Continued Growth
As Micah made the transition from high school to college, he felt like his life in high school hadn’t reflected his faith in Christ. He … Continue Reading
How Your Consistent Presence Makes a Lasting Impact
Tuesday afternoons are important to Henry Bouma and Aaron Collier. This is when they talk about life, read Scripture together, discuss … Continue Reading
Discover the Benefits of Discipleship
Mia Holder and Deirdre Otoo sat on lawn chairs at the Boston University (BU) Beach. The BU Beach doesn’t have sand, but is more of a … Continue Reading
How to Have Spiritual Conversations
Evert is a trainer at a gym in Amsterdam where Scott Trout, a Navigator, exercises. One day they started talking before a group class. Evert… Continue Reading
I Don’t Have to Be Afraid to Share My Faith
Sarah Butts, a student at Texas Tech University (TTU) watched as her friend went to get a drink refill at the self-serve machine at a … Continue Reading
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