by Dennis Funk | Feb 25, 2026 | Disciple Blog, Discipleship, Navigators
By Justin Roberts Discipleship has always been an important part of my walk with Christ because I have always known and understood my need for help from others. I came from the background of a 12-step program where they have something called sponsorship. Sponsorship...
by Dennis Funk | Jan 21, 2026 | Disciple Blog, Discipleship, Navigators
by Justin Gravitt One of my favorite quotations is, “You are going to be what you are now becoming.” I suppose that I like it so much because it gives me hope. It proclaims that despite all the things I dislike about myself, there’s still time to become a better...
by Dennis Funk | Dec 17, 2025 | Disciple Blog, Discipleship, Navigators, Uncategorized
By Bill Mowry Jesus was a master conversationalist. Whether you were rich or poor, male or female, a Roman Centurion or a Jewish Pharisee, Jesus talked with you. Insiders follow the way of Jesus, becoming masters at starting faith conversations. Conversations are one...
by Dennis Funk | Oct 16, 2025 | Disciple Blog, Discipleship, Navigators, Uncategorized
by Pete Jansen Psalm 119 forever changed how I read the Bible and walk with God. A New Beginning When I first asked Jesus into my life, I didn’t have a church, a mentor, or even a Christian friend. Most of what I knew about spirituality came from reading other...
by Dennis Funk | Sep 18, 2025 | Disciple Blog, Discipleship, Navigators, Uncategorized
by Nicole Scrivner We’ve complicated disciplemaking. Somewhere along the way, we turned it into a checklist, a curriculum, or a job description. We started believing it was only for people with seminary degrees or spotless track records. And for many of us, we’ve felt...
by Dennis Funk | Aug 14, 2025 | Disciple Blog, Discipleship, Navigators, Uncategorized
by Pete Jansen In Psalm 19 David invites us to gaze upward at the heavens and inward toward the soul offering a powerful contrast between God’s creation and God’s Word, and how both are meant to draw us closer to Him. I love the Psalms. Much of what I’ve come to know...
