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The Intelligent Christian

Blog Post By Lorae Kinseth

Christianity is the single most intellectually cohesive and emotionally satisfying worldview in existence. But that is not the perception.

New Navs – Jason and Rachel Johnston

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Jason and Rachel Johnston became the first full-time Navigator staff members working with ROTC at a senior military college, Texas A&M, where their single focus is the Corps of Cadets. Q: How did you get involved with The Navigators? Jason: While deployed to Iraq, I led two of my closest military friends, Jeff and Amaka, […]

Home Again

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With a Difference It’s not unusual for college freshmen to get homesick. But when Cesar Hernandez moved from San Antonio, Texas, to Cedar Falls, Iowa, to attend the University of Northern Iowa in 2000 what he experienced was more like culture shock. He missed his family. He missed his mother’s cooking. And his Hispanic heritage […]

New Navs – Taylor and Christy Scott

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Editor: Why did you decide to come on staff with The Navigators? Taylor: We were drawn to The Navigators because of Navigators who invested in us when we were in college. It really influenced us both personally and spiritually, and is why we felt called to serve. Christy and I grew up in Kansas, but […]

Discipleship

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From Oberserver to Follower I regularly attended church while growing up, and each summer, I’d go off to church camp and return with a renewed commitment to live for God. But I found it difficult to maintain that commitment. I simply didn’t understand what God wanted in a relationship with me. I observed God from […]