Jim met his wife Jeri in 1958 while serving with the Navigators at Glen Eyrie. They got married in 1961 and and began serving together in student ministry and marriage counseling. In 1967 Jim and Jeri moved to Kenya to pioneer the University ministry. From 1967 – 1973 Jim led the Navigators work in Kenya. […]
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As we gathered Nationally to join the Navigators World Wide Partnership in a Day of Prayer on 16 March,2024 we were encouraged to pray fervently. To seek the Lord with our whole person and to listen to what He is saying. To be ordinary men and women praying fervently to the faithful God. Reflecting from
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So, the Lord has taken us by the hand and led us out of the death of the doldrums to life in the Spirit. We are on a journey to our father, to a city with foundations whose architect and builder is God. What is it like to be on the open seas? Life is
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In one of our sessions, a trainee told me he felt small and unqualified for ministry. A feeling I only know too well and so I prayed and asked the Lord, “How do I encourage my brother?” The Lord brought to mind Isaiah 41:13–16 (NIVUK84). For I am the LORD, your God,who takes hold of
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Tropical storms, tsunamis, storm surges, typhoons, hurricanes; waves the size of skyscrapers, all these would terrify sailors, but one phenomenon most people don’t think about is ‘no wind’. Where does wind come from? It results from the sun heating the atmosphere and the rotation of the earth. There are places, however, around the equator where
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Jesus answered, “Very truly I tell you, no one can enter the kingdom of God unless they are born of water and the Spirit. Flesh gives birth to flesh, but the Spirit gives birth to spirit. You should not be surprised at my saying, ‘You must be born again.’ The wind blows wherever it pleases. You hear its sound,
In these days of uncertainty and perplexing news, let us find reassurance in the fact that our God is a God who comforts his people! My son told me that he knows of at least three families in his network who cannot get their loved ones treated for cancer, due to the prevailing pandemic. We
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In the days leading to Easter 2020, I focused my time in the Word on Luke’s account events surrounding Christ’s death and resurrection. From the encounter with Zacchaeus, I’d like to share two thoughts on grace, highlighted by the two verses from Luke 19. When Jesus reached the spot, he looked up and said to
The world at the moment is in the grip of a pandemic unknown to mankind. This pandemic, COVID-19, is touching all and sundry (the rich and the poor), every country; developed and underdeveloped, it currently has no known cure and it is spreading fast! It has led to shutdowns in major economies of the world
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“Would you rather have wealth or honor?” a man asked his niece, a Navigator-discipled university student. “Honor!” she answered. “I would rather have money,” her uncle declared. “If someone has wealth, people will honor him, but the poor are always shamed.” The student grew quiet, sad for her uncle. My husband Travis has been reading
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