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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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Quick and Powerful Prayers for Our Children
Letitia Suk My need for prayer jumped off the charts when I became a mom. Sleeping dilemmas, separation issues, sickness, school stuff, … Continue Reading
School’s Out
Laura De Gomez Our small group for moms faced a dilemma: What should we do with our kids while we met during the summer? Our solution: Bring… Continue Reading
How Can I Sort Through All The Different Schooling Options For My Children?
We live in a world of many choices. For Christians, one important decision is where to send our children to school. This choice is … Continue Reading
Snapshots of God at Work
Elizabeth Charlotte Graves “It’s hard to condense my summer trip into any specific lesson or event but I think there were certain … Continue Reading
A Holy Pursuit: Recounting Jerry Bridges’ 50 Years with The Navigators
Jerry Bridges recounts his 50-year career with The Navigators, from his early interactions with founder Dawson Trotman to role today.… Continue Reading
No Greater Love
Lindy Wiseman No Greater Love In Rome AD 269, Emperor Claudius banned marriage because the married men in his kingdom refused to sign up … Continue Reading
What We Do
The Navigators Our 80-year-old slogan, “To Know Christ and to Make Him Known,®” aptly describes what Navigators do. As we … Continue Reading
Reading the Bible with Your Friends
One of the best ways to help people discover and deepen a relationship with Jesus Christ is through a Bible reading group—a small group of… Continue Reading
Remembering George Sanchez: A Lifetime of Service
The Navigators “Helping people get to know God, love Him, and serve Him.” This was Navigator George Sanchez’s personal and … Continue Reading
Repairing Roofs and Building Trust in Russia
Kim McCauley When Navigators Doug Shake and Vern Peterson received an invitation to return to Russia last summer, they didn’t hesitate. … Continue Reading