Navigate Your Faith ― A Christian's Field Guide to Not Getting Lost

What's the point of being a Christian anymore?
Many Christians today are feeling unfulfilled in their walk with God, and they have no idea it’s because of the little decisions they’re making each day that are leading them into lives of compromise.

In Navigate Your Faith Ron Pratt uses a fictional American family to expose how the enemy lures believers into prioritizing their own pleasure, entertainment, or career goals over their relationship with Christ. This erodes their passion for Jesus and causes them to become spiritually bored and have powerless Christian lives.

Rather than claiming that God will approve of Christians no matter what they do, as some modern ministers do, Navigate Your Faith challenges readers to take a hard look at their lives and see if they’re simply incorporating Jesus into their lifestyles or allowing Him to set them on a course of His choosing. With proven strategies to rebuild lost intimacy with God, this book will help Christians recognize the deceptive tactics of the enemy, break out of complacency, and make a greater impact on the world around them.

This book will help you recognize and avoid the deception of today's nominal Christian culture.

Ron Pratt, known as “Papa Bear Alaska” on social media, is president and founder of This Generation Ministries, which aims to reach the lost of Alaska, then train and release them to spread the gospel. A native of Southern California, Pratt started his ministry to young people in Modesto, California, in 1983, then in 1998 moved north to North Pole, Alaska, with his pregnant wife, Yolanda, and their two young children. There they began the first Master's Commission discipleship school in the state before eventually launching This Generation Ministries. A gifted communicator and the author of Mission Accomplished: The Secrets of Successful Missions, Pratt has ministered throughout the United States, Mexico, and Europe in addition to pursuing his mandate to bring healing and hope to the remote communities and villages of Alaska. He and Yolanda live in North Pole, Alaska.