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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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
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
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
A Huge Answer to Prayer at the University of Georgia
As Justin and Jonna started the ministry at the University of Georgia they experienced an answer to prayer when they met a resident advisor … Continue Reading
I Thought I Was a Christian
Thomas, a student at SDSU, always thought he was a Christian. But after hearing the gospel at a Nav Night he realized he had never asked for… Continue Reading
Tom Yeakley on Growing Kingdom Character
Tom Yeakley's book, Growing Kingdom Character, addresses the critical importance personal character plays in the lives of leaders.… Continue Reading
Are You Growing More Like Jesus?
Growth in grace happens intentionally, not automatically. Like the explorer on the iceberg, you can drift away from spiritual progress.… Continue Reading
Does Our Consumption Reflect Christ?
There’s no shortage of personal finance information out there. So why do lots of people struggle with money? Matt Bell has some ideas...… Continue Reading
We Need More of Our Own People
Not everyone who serves with Navigators is on staff—"natural laborers" receive personal instruction, attention, and life-on-life training.… Continue Reading
Reflecting the Character of Jesus
Reflecting the character of Jesus in a broken world is what being a disciple is all about. Doug addresses the harried way so many of us … Continue Reading