In early August our six children and their five spouses and ten grandchildren will gather here in Colorado.
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This summer we have downshifted from an intense spring of travel but have been full on with ministry from here in Colorado Springs.
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The Holy Spirit is stirring and strengthening desire among our Navigator leaders around the world to strive together for the progress of the Gospel into hard places.
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We Navigators have tended to have a “wind them up and let them go” attitude toward those we disciple.
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Back in the early 1980’s, Renee and I embraced the posture of going overseas as missionaries unless God called us to stay home.
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I sat down for lunch with an Orthodox monk a few years ago, and before we even ordered he said, “I had some Navigators as roommates in college.
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I love how Paul thought about those who were partnering with his team in funding: “For the ministry of this service is not only fully supplying the needs of the saints but is also flowing through many thanksgivings to God…. They will glorify God for your obedience….” (2 Corinthians 9:10-14)
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It’s common for Christians to begin a planning meeting with prayer, then proceed with planning with little to no awareness of the Holy Spirit’s promptings or checks, then close the meeting with prayer.
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I’ve never seen so much synergy in our International Executive Team as I’m seeing this year.
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I love the team of Navigator Middle Eastern leaders that launched into leadership of our work in that region a year ago.
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Why are the “laborers” not laboring? We Navigators are called to advance the Gospel into the nations through spiritual generations of laborers living and discipling among the lost.
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Why are fewer believers going out as cross-cultural missionaries? That question marked a recent gathering of the leaders of major missions organizations.
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