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Bob and Marilyn Busenitz have served with Wycliffe Bible Translators for nearly 45 years. Hear how they have learned the Balantok language and have worked to produce the New Testament in that language. The Balantok language had never been written down before. They share some of the practical aspects of Bible translation, both the rewards and challenges and help us understand the connection between Bible translation and discipleship.
Questions or comments? email us at [email protected].
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Bob and Marilyn Busenitz have served with Wycliffe Bible Translators for nearly 45 years. Hear how they have learned the Balantok language and have worked to produce the New Testament in that language. The Balantok language had never been written down before. They share some of the practical aspects of Bible translation, both the rewards and challenges and help us understand the connection between Bible translation and discipleship.
Questions or comments? email us at [email protected].
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David Wooddell is currently the Navigator Workplace Director for Kansas City and is our speaker for the Spring 2025 Men's Retreat. In this podcast David passionately shares some thoughts about the Sermon on the Mount, his topic for the messages at this year's retreat.
Here are some recommendations to get the most out of the retreat:
1. Read through Matthew 5,6,7 several times in different translations. It takes just 15 minutes to read through all three chapters.
2. Because God's Word is true, ask, "What is He saying and what is He saying to me?"
3. Because God's Word is relevant, ask, "What is He calling me to do in response?"
4. Write down one or two favorite verses from each chapter
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David Wooddell is currently the Navigator Workplace Director for Kansas City and is our speaker for the Spring 2025 Men's Retreat. In this podcast David passionately shares some thoughts about the Sermon on the Mount, his topic for the messages at this year's retreat.
Here are some recommendations to get the most out of the retreat:
1. Read through Matthew 5,6,7 several times in different translations. It takes just 15 minutes to read through all three chapters.
2. Because God's Word is true, ask, "What is He saying and what is He saying to me?"
3. Because God's Word is relevant, ask, "What is He calling me to do in response?"
4. Write down one or two favorite verses from each chapter
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Taken from a message given to our Spring Men's Retreat in 2010, Mike shares how we can have courage to walk with the Lord despite challenges, both within and without. Mike Jordahl has been on Navigator Staff since 1981 and has served across the US, ministering to and discipling young adults.
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Taken from a message to our Spring Men's retreat in 2010, Mike Jordahl shares with vulnerability about his walk with the Lord. Mike has been on staff with The Navigators since 1981 and has served across the US ministering to and discipling young adults.
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What are some Biblical motivations for spiritual growth? This podcast helps us see God's viewpoint in not only our own growth, but also reasons to invest in others.
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An update from Mr. Mark Scaffidi, Navigator Campus Ministry Director at Wichita State University.
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An update from the campus of Wichita State University with Mr. Mark Scaffidi, Campus Ministry Director with the Navigators. Yes, students are open to the Gospel!
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Rachel is on the collegiate staff of The Navigators (R) at the University of Nebraska, Lincoln. She shares from personal experience what collegiate ministry looks like today and how it has changed over the last few years.
She mentions a great resource, Design for Discipleship which you can find here. Please note that you can also purchase each of the individual books separately which is noted on the bottom part of that webpage.
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