What can we do in About Us page?
Aside from reading about the Navigators wecan also send our testimony on How God use the Navs in our lives. You can post your testimony directly to that page by sending it via email.the email address is: try it scribble one or two sentences of your testimony and send it to that email address and visit the About Us page in our web site and presto! you can see your email posted in there (found in the bottom part of the page) In fact I copy furnished this email add with this email, therefore you can read this email both in the Home Page (as part of the email in CebuNavs egroup) and in the About Us page.
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The Navigators
The Navigators is an international Christian organization that is committed to helping people deepen their relationship with God. Our staff invest time with people to study the Word, deepen prayer life, commit Scripture to memory and live it!
‘To know Christ and make Him known' is a phrase deeply etched within a Navigator's heart. This defines our focus and methods.
For more than forty years in the Philippines , we have been at constant work in evangelism, discipleship, church strengthening, and building bible-centered communities in various sectors of the Filipino society.
Teaching people to pass on the same Christian ideals to people within their natural settings, within their sphere of influence, spiritual generations are produced and propagated.
Evangelism and discipleship marks our ministries in the context of natural flow of daily experience at work and at home. Various programs are designed and improved constantly in order to reach individuals and groups in different parts of the Philippine population. As servants, we facilitate, coach and mentor our contacts.
‘To know Christ and make Him known' is a phrase deeply etched within a Navigator's heart. This defines our focus and methods.
For more than forty years in the Philippines , we have been at constant work in evangelism, discipleship, church strengthening, and building bible-centered communities in various sectors of the Filipino society.
Teaching people to pass on the same Christian ideals to people within their natural settings, within their sphere of influence, spiritual generations are produced and propagated.
Evangelism and discipleship marks our ministries in the context of natural flow of daily experience at work and at home. Various programs are designed and improved constantly in order to reach individuals and groups in different parts of the Philippine population. As servants, we facilitate, coach and mentor our contacts.
The Philippine Navigators Vision
“We envision loving communities living out and proclaiming the Gospel of God's Kingdom, leading to the transformation of hearts and lives, families and nations, from one generation to another”
We seek to bring the Scriptural teaching and principle into the daily conversations and experiences of people-- for that is a non-negotiable essential for maturing in faith and wisdom. What we envision is not merely formation of small bible study groups, but loving and vibrant biblical communities multiplying across the country, living out the truths learned in the Scripture and navigating life with Christ at the helm. Small biblical communities that met in homes marked the life of the first believers.
People need Christ-centered examples of individuals and families as well as develop skills in sharing, discipling, and practical service so they can be a positive influence to their families, friends, neighbors, co-workers, and to society as a whole
The Cebu Navs Mission
The Hub: Christ the Center
The Word Spoke
The Prayer Spoke
The Fellowship Spoke
Step 1 - God's Love and His plan
Step 2 - Our Problem: Separation from God
Step 3 - God's Remedy: The Cross
Step 4 - Our Response
Circle this word and ask, "How would you feel if your boss refused to pay you the wages that were due to you?" Deep down, we all know that it is only right that we get what we deserve. Similarly, we earn wages from God for how we have lived our lives.
Draw a circle around "sin," asking your friend what he thinks when he hears this word. You might explain that sin is more an attitude than an action. It can be either actively fighting God or merely excluding Him from our lives. You can ask, "Has God ever seemed far away?" If he says "Yes," add that that's one of the things sin does-it makes God seem far away. Now draw two opposing cliffs with a gap in between.
Circle this word and ask what thoughts come to mind. Explain that death in the Bible always means some kind of separation.
While circling this word, mention that it is important because it means that a sharp contrast in thought is coming. What we have just looked at is bad news; what follows is good news.
Draw a circle around this word. Ask, "If wages are what a person earns, then what is a gift?" Remind your friend that someone must purchase every gift.
Circle this and explain that the gift you are talking about is free. It is from God Himself. It's so special that no one else can give it. Ask, "How do you feel when someone gives you a special gift?"
Circle these two words next, and then ask, "How would you define these words?" Contrast one side of the cliff, death, with the other side, eternal life. Ask, "What is the opposite of separation from God?"
Draw these words so they create a bridge between the two cliffs. Help your friend to consider that every gift has a giver, and only Jesus Christ can give the gift of eternal life.
Write this word over the bridge you just drew. Explain that friends trust each other, and tell your friend that Jesus wants a trusting friendship with him. All he has to do is admit that he is responsible for the "sin" of either fighting or excluding God from his life. That is what trust means-trusting that Jesus wants to forgive us for rejecting Him from our lives. At this point, you can ask him if he wants to start a relationship with God that will last forever. If he says "Yes," invite him to pray a short prayer in his own words, asking Jesus to forgive him.
