Bridging the Gap: Teaching the Bridge Illustration
We taught the students a simple Gospel illustration called “The Bridge.” God started working immediately—even before the training time … Continue Reading
In Their Own Words
“I spent 40 years, 10 months and 2 days in the Army National Guard and Army Reserves. Servicemen and women became a part of my extended … Continue Reading
Did You Know?
In just four years, 430 recent college graduates have participated in EDGE Corps. They serve on a campus for a one- to two-year internship … Continue Reading
Spreading Beyond Expectation
As Chris looked at the photo, he couldn’t believe his eyes. Sixty students from Apple Valley High School (a public school) gathered at … Continue Reading
Know Thy Neighbor
Nav Neighbors equips believers to engage like Jesus would Would Jesus have known His neighbors? Not just their names or their mailbox … Continue Reading
Home Again
With a Difference It’s not unusual for college freshmen to get homesick. But when Cesar Hernandez moved from San Antonio, Texas, to Cedar … Continue Reading
In Their Own Words
Cross Cultural Love During our time in Southeast Asia, one of our language tutors couldn’t figure out why all eight of us were so polite … Continue Reading
Atlanta: Five Contexts, One Goal
When the Atlanta Navs launched Collegiate Navs and Nav20s ministries two years ago, there was one goal: spiritual generations. Today, with … Continue Reading
All In for All Nations
What drove Jesus from heaven to earth was His heart for people from every tribe, tongue, and nation,” says Mark Lewis, director of The … Continue Reading
The Need of the Hour for the Hispanic Harvest
This is a message given at FUEGO!, the 2014 NavVida Hispanic Network National Conference, August 31, 2014. Now Moses was tending the flock … Continue Reading