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 Real Christmas Story
What is Christmas? For those of us who are Christ followers, we’d quickly answer that Christmas is a celebration of Jesus’ … Continue Reading
God Never Left Me
Challenges from transferring schools left Emily feeling like God had left her. But while attending a women's retreat she began to see Him … Continue Reading
Seekers in the City
Young people in their 20s are flocking to the cities in the US. They may or may not actively be seeking Christ—but will they find Him … Continue Reading
The Push Forward: Advancing the Gospel in India
Shana Murph Jolly Sinha grew up in Orissa, one of the poorest states in India, a country where Hinduism is dominant and influential. … Continue Reading
One Thousand T-shirts and Sharing the Gospel
A donation from a local church made it possible for the Navigator ministry at Arizona State University to print one thousand t-shirts for … Continue Reading
Nations in Exchange For Your Life
Read about three amazing mentors who are foundations of generations of disciples—disciples God can use to bring transformation to Africa!… Continue Reading
How to Make Prayer an Adventure Rather Than a Burden
It’s estimated that a typical Christian spends about three-and-a-half minutes each day in prayer. Learn how to make prayer an adventure!… Continue Reading
Navigators Ministry at Oregon State University
Keith Pepsny pioneered a Navigator ministry at Oregon State University and recently shared about how simple it can be to make disciples.… Continue Reading
The Power of Intercessory Prayer
During spring 2011, a prayer request came to us from our leaders in Malawi: Could people pray for their outreach to a local village chief?… Continue Reading
Prayer: Part of a Disciple’s Spiritual DNA
As followers of Jesus, we talk a lot about prayer. But just how important is prayer to a disciple of Jesus? It's an essential part of our … Continue Reading