Created With Purpose: God’s Intentionality in Discipleship
At first, Antonio joked about how he accidentally joined a Christian club (Navigators Collegiate) at the University of California – … Continue Reading
Being Ministry Minded While on the Job
When Tony Kollias came to faith in Christ, not only did it change his spiritual life, but it changed his marriage as well. His wife also … Continue Reading
Create Intentional Connections in Big Cities
A few years ago, Navigators Boston City Director, Craig Parker, saw the need to help more people learn about how to be a disciplemaker. He … Continue Reading
Taking Faith and Basketball to the Next Level
Since playing basketball in high school and college, Travon Jones (Tra) dreamed of a professional career with the NBA. He spent a lot of … Continue Reading
Pregnancy and Parenting Class Leads to Spiritual Transformation
Pregnant with her third child and mother of two children under the age of two, Anna* felt stuck. Her husband wasn’t excited about this … Continue Reading
Growing a Movement of Spiritual Generations on College Campuses
When Daniel started college as a student at Bowie State University, he found his purpose and identity in athletics. He was part of the track… Continue Reading
How One Dad Equipped His Son for the Discipleship Long Game
Of course Nate Schellhause was nervous to share his faith with his newfound soccer friends. Coming from a homeschool background and … Continue Reading
How Hope Spread Through One California Hospital
It wasn’t long after a celebratory anniversary trip with his wife to Hawaii that the struggles in Ron Torres’ life ramped up. The … Continue Reading
Investing in the next generation of disciplemakers worldwide
Natalie Frazier and Madi Grimes now, more than ever, appreciate their conversations with Josh Weakly, The Navigators Campus Direction at … Continue Reading
A Calculus Teacher Practices Spiritual Multiplication
Jeni sensed that God was showing her that it was time to retire from her career of teaching high school calculus. She was reluctant. “I … Continue Reading
