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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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The Importance of Thoughtful Estate Planning
The foundation of any estate planning is formed by writing a will. Sadly more than 50 percent of Americans have not taken the time to craft … Continue Reading
Does the Message of the Gospel Really Work?
Walking through life with Tom forced Matt to see a bigger Gospel, how God can transform people’s lives and use the broken parts of their … Continue Reading
Following Jesus Through the Storms
Jesus doesn’t ask all of us to leave our vocations. How do we know what we need to leave and what we take up as disciples following Jesus?… Continue Reading
A Disciple’s Outward-Focused Vision
Generations of disciples were the heart of Jesus’ plan. The only way such a plan can work is for each generation to disciple the next: a … Continue Reading
Ministering to International Students Through the Christmas Story
International students at Georgia Tech may have never heard anything about Jesus or any stories from the Bible. These students are full of … Continue Reading
Growing a Passion for Discipleship
Pastor Tito has a passion for discipleship. Disciples who are committed to training other disciples, will lead to generations of fruit.… Continue Reading
Hope and Discipleship for the Prodigal
Generational discipleship is the heart of our ministry in Albuquerque where Navigators meet with men who are looking for real change.… Continue Reading
The Blind Will See
Amber was on her way out of the student center and we happened to be sitting in her favorite circle of chairs, so she asked if she could … Continue Reading
How God Uses Camp to Meet Us in the Little Moments
God calls us to love others. He calls us to listen. And He is faithful to use little moments like these to change lives for His glory.… Continue Reading
Meeting Jesus in a Foreign Setting
International Student Ministry (ISM) focuses on building relationships and pointing students toward Jesus. Many international students have … Continue Reading