Navigators Blog
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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Living with Hope Between the Now and the Not Yet
Much of our life is spent in-between our current reality and anticipated future. Doug Nuenke looks at truths about hope found in Haggai … Continue Reading
UC Navs Filling the Stadium
Hands-on emphasis empowers student UC Navs to believe that they can grow and be used by God to inspire other students at the University of … Continue Reading
20 Years of EDGE Corps
Before I met Adam, God was stirring my heart for Himself and pulling me out of the pit of the sinful party life. I hit rock bottom, and … Continue Reading
Identity-Driven Obedience
The New Testament authors motivate their audience by reminding them of who God has remade them to be in Christ. I call this identity-driven … Continue Reading
A Day in the Life of Collegiate Nav Staff
What does a day in the life of serving with The Navigators collegiate ministry look like? Watch this fun video shown at our national staff … Continue Reading
Quiet Time for the Structure Impaired
Author Keri Wyatt Kent wrestles with the challenge of a regular quiet time. God redefines for her what it means to be with Him.… Continue Reading
Advancing Jesus’ Kingdom before Your Own Personality
Austin practices what he calls “submitting his personality,” living every single day in a way that’s different from how he was born.… Continue Reading
The Impact of EDGE Corps, a Ministry of The Navigators
Bruce recounts his time as a student at UCLA being impacted by Jason, one of our EDGE Corps alums who still serves at that campus.… Continue Reading
Reaching New York City One Lunch at a Time
As an employee at the New York City Housing Authority has a heart for people and sharing God’s Word. God has multiplied is faithful steps … Continue Reading
The Intelligent Christian
Christianity is the single most intellectually cohesive and emotionally satisfying worldview in existence. But that is not the perception.… Continue Reading