Navigators are called to share their lives, and by doing so, they share God's stabilizing, enveloping love. Accepting people as they are, Navigators reach out to nonbelievers in genuine, Christlike concern. Typically, Navigators don't spend much time at a podium addressing large crowds. Using God's Word, Navigators share how a relationship with Jesus can impact every aspect of their lives. But our work isn't finished when someone accepts Christ.
Navigators focus on building disciples, one at a time, in everwidening circles.
To do this, Navigators nurture new believers along as they develop their personal devotional times, learn to study God's Word, and begin to mature spiritually. These disciples develop solid, biblically-based roots that will stay with them forever. Finally, Navigator staff equip and encourage these Christians to invest their lives in others, and, in turn, help these new believers grow strong in their spiritual lives. Through this process, committed Christian laborers assume roles of responsibility within God's Kingdom. This is spiritual multiplication-a dominant force in the way Navigators help advance the work of God's Kingdom.