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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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Rhythms of Engagement and Withdrawal
What is your rhythm of withdrawal in order to connect with the Father and center your heart on Him? Doug Nuenke reflects on Jesus's rhythms.… Continue Reading
God’s Workers in the Harvest Field
No matter what I am doing, at 9:38 when my phone vibrates, I say a silent prayer, asking God to send out workers into his harvest field.… Continue Reading
Surprisingly Fertile Soil at University of Wisconsin
Collegiate Navs at the University of Wisconsin has thrived for 50 years and is a training ground for hundreds of Navigator missionaries.… Continue Reading
A Faithful Avalanche: A Summer Training Program Story
Eleven years ago, I chose to spend ten weeks of the summer investing in my relationship with God at a Summer Training Program. I’ve never … Continue Reading
“Is It Worth It?” Reflecting on Counting the Cost
There are times when I wonder if it’s worth it. All the effort, time, and money we pour into building relationships with freshmen each … Continue Reading
Atlanta: Five Contexts, One Goal
When the Atlanta Navs launched Collegiate Navs and Nav20s ministries two years ago, there was one goal: spiritual generations. Today, with … Continue Reading
Reaching the Workplace
Billy Graham once said that he believed one of the next great movements of God would come through believers in the workplace. That’s not … Continue Reading
Did You Know?
In Isaiah 58, God appeals to His people to stand with the oppressed, to help the poor, and to feed the hungry. “Some of you will rebuild … Continue Reading
In Their Own Words
A New Rest of My Life I met The Navigators in 1979 when Mark Bogart showed up at my campus in St. Petersburg, Florida, and opened up the … Continue Reading
The Look of a Lifelong Laborer
What does a lifelong laborer for Christ look like? Navigator Doug Prensner says God gave him an example. Recently when a 30-year-old tree in… Continue Reading