How To Find Someone to Disciple
Use this resource to help you find someone to disciple. Included are three questions for thinking through the people you regularly interact with. Continue Reading
50 Years of Reaching Teens in D.C.
Don and DeAnn Fraser share how Navigators Next Generation high school ministry impacts the Washington, D.C. community, continuing this ministry’s 50-year legacy. Continue Reading
Diamonds in Rough Places: From Detention to Discipleship
The Word of God is transforming hearts behind bars — starting with one teen known as “the little evangelist.” Continue Reading
Family Discipleship: Free Resources to Disciple Your Kids
Learn about family discipleship through answers to common questions about how to disciple your kids and free resources geared to equip you as a disciplemaker in your family. Continue Reading
How to Cultivate Community: A Farmer’s Story
Jesse and Katy Cox are cultivating community and extending God’s kingdom from their farm in North Carolina. Continue Reading
Discipleship Training Made Simple: Essential Tools & Books
Learn from The Navigators top discipleship training resources including books, curriculum, and free digital tools that will simplify your next step in making disciples. Continue Reading
Digital Discipleship: Making Disciples in a Digital World
Digital discipleship is helping someone grow spiritually through online platforms: email, an app, or video conferencing. Learn how online discipleship can expand your reach. Continue Reading
Faith in a Frat House: A Legacy of Spiritual Generations
God is transforming lives in University of Washington’s fraternities through a growing gospel movement of disciplemakers — one faithful … Continue Reading
Serve Like Jesus: Pursuing Servanthood Together
Discover how to serve like Jesus as you reflect on His model of servanthood and make plans to impact your community with someone you’re discipling. Continue Reading
Called to More: How 20s Are Reaching the Next Generation in Nashville
Young professionals in Nashville are learning to follow Jesus and make disciples in everyday life — and inviting college students to do … Continue Reading