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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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Learning the Spiritual Discipline of Listening
Most of us don’t think of listening to others as a spiritual discipline. ow well do we listen to those we’re trying to help spiritually?… Continue Reading
Unconventional Ministry
The apostle Paul got excited when God opened up new avenues of ministry. He shared with the Corinthian believers that, “a huge door of … Continue Reading
Spending Thanksgiving with International Students
Thanksgiving is an opportunity to help people take one step closer to personally tasting and seeing the generous love God has for them.… Continue Reading
The Navigators celebrates Native American Heritage Month
November 15, 2013—For Tom and Delphina Johnson, ministry is all about identity. Both sensed the call to serve the Native American … Continue Reading
The Gospel and the Kingdom of God
The Bible talks a lot about the Gospel and the Kingdom of God. What’s the connection? And why does it matter? … Continue Reading
Advancing The Good News of God’s Kingdom
The Good News we see in the Scriptures points to the saving work of Jesus, and it points us to his Kingdom: the reign of God and his Son.… Continue Reading
Bringing God to Board Game Night
After years of saying little more than a polite hello in passing, John knew it was time to get to know his neighbors, but he needed a way to… Continue Reading
Does Jesus Really Make a Difference?
Navigators share the Gospel worldwide. But does Jesus make a difference in someone’s life? Does sharing the Gospel result in … Continue Reading
The Kingdom of God is About Bearing Fruit
Chuck Broughton looks at Jesus’ teaching that the tree that “does not bear good fruit is cut down and thrown into the fire” (Matthew … Continue Reading
Small in Stature with a Large Impact
When I think about this “small” man and the large impact he is having for the Kingdom of God, I’m reminded of the words God spoke to … Continue Reading