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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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Evangelism Starts with Planting Seeds
Our job is to plant and water seeds. God’s job is to make things grow. That doesn’t mean we don’t care about the outcome.… Continue Reading
Evangelism as Endorsed By Jesus
God worked through the quiet examples of some, the serving of others, the winsomeness of a few, and the timely words of one or two.… Continue Reading
Sharing the Gospel at University of Wisconsin
Roger lived out a life of Gospel-inspired Christian character at University of Wisconsin—even when he didn’t have the opportunity to … Continue Reading
Evangelism Lessons From Those We’re Trying to Reach
Learn more about The Navigators EDGE Corps and how they're reaching out to fellow students on campuses like the University of Washington.… Continue Reading
What Does That Next Door to Everywhere Look Like?
Navigators want to be able to live out the Gospel and share it regardless of where in the world we are, or with whom we’re interacting.… Continue Reading
Sometimes Campus Ministries Takes a Network
Learn about Navigators college campus ministries and discover how God is working among young people sharing their faith in Jesus Christ.… Continue Reading
Questions Open Doors Into Another Person’s Life
Jesus was a master at asking questions. Here are four questions that enhance our effectiveness in getting to the issues people have.… Continue Reading
Off-Duty Evangelist in Costa Rica
As followers of Jesus, we are never “off-duty.” Like me, you may be reluctant to share, but maybe there is someone who needs assurance.… Continue Reading
Cultivating Community
Navigators engage in community. They are there for others—laughing and crying with them and sharing lives. Discover how you can be a part!… Continue Reading
Are You Trained to Respond Instinctively?
Navigators train in the disciplines of the Christian life so that when an situation arises they, too, will be able to respond instinctively.… Continue Reading