The Navigators International Office

July 1, 2013

July 2013

Next Generation Tears

The Navigators International Office

July 1, 2013

July 2013

The voices of these next generation apprentice missionaries cracked as they cried out to God, asking Him to open the eyes of the blind, and to open hungry hearts to respond to the Good News of Jesus and His Kingdom.

The Navigators International Office

April 1, 2013

April 2013

Restore My Soul: A Meditation on Psalm 63

The Navigators International Office

April 1, 2013

April 2013

Restore My Soul: A Meditation on Psalm 63

There are many causes for a thirsty soul, but discontentment is a principal factor. We are surrounded by fallen people and a broken world. We become discontent with ourselves, our sinfulness, and mortality. All this can cause spiritual weariness. Like David, we live in a spiritually dry land.

The Navigators International Office

April 1, 2013

April 2013

"I'd Rather Die with My Shoes On"

The Navigators International Office

April 1, 2013

April 2013

Nigerian-born Viashima Agu is almost 60, an age when many men are beginning to think about retirement. Not Viashima. He’s taking on one of the hardest jobs anyone can imagine.

The Navigators International Office

April 1, 2013

April 2013

Reflections on International Leadership

The Navigators International Office

April 1, 2013

April 2013

I have sought to imitate leaders who have delivered others and who have influenced and empowered me with mercy and love. By contrast, I’ve avoided imitating those who lead by dominating others in order to accomplish their ministry goals.

The Navigators International Office

January 1, 2013

January 2013

To Know Him Better . . . Together

The Navigators International Office

January 1, 2013

January 2013

We went away from the forum with a powerful reminder from God: The promises of God describe the reality on which we base our confidence for this ministry. In that truth and on His promises, we stand together.

(January 2026, Issue 129) God is moving in Burkina Faso through faithful Navigators like Sako Ibrahim. Worldwide spoke with him about how his journey began, how ministry is multiplying in both his village and his university, and how we can pray alongside him.

(January 2026, Issue 129) Across the bustling city of Lagos—home to more than 20 million people—God is opening surprising doors for the Gospel …

(January 2026, Issue 129) Jesus continues to advance His Kingdom through ordinary people empowered by an extraordinary God.

Next Generation Tears

The voices of these next generation apprentice missionaries cracked as they cried out to God, asking Him to open the eyes of the blind, and to open hungry hearts to respond to the Good News of Jesus and His Kingdom.

Restore My Soul: A Meditation on Psalm 63

There are many causes for a thirsty soul, but discontentment is a principal factor. We are surrounded by fallen people and a broken world. We become discontent with ourselves, our sinfulness, and mortality. All this can cause spiritual weariness. Like David, we live in a spiritually dry land.

"I'd Rather Die with My Shoes On"

Nigerian-born Viashima Agu is almost 60, an age when many men are beginning to think about retirement. Not Viashima. He’s taking on one of the hardest jobs anyone can imagine.

Reflections on International Leadership

I have sought to imitate leaders who have delivered others and who have influenced and empowered me with mercy and love. By contrast, I’ve avoided imitating those who lead by dominating others in order to accomplish their ministry goals.

To Know Him Better . . . Together

We went away from the forum with a powerful reminder from God: The promises of God describe the reality on which we base our confidence for this ministry. In that truth and on His promises, we stand together.