Yes, it's another new word. This one is my own original. "Nagivators" are people who nag you until you go in their direction and buy into their vision. I'm not sure it is a negative as much as it is an aggravational (new word again?) approach to get something done.
Navigators guide vessels through land, air and sea. "Nagivators" guide people by nagging them to the point of aggravation in order to impose their will on them. The downside of this is, once your nagivated enough you will rebel and go in another direction.
I love to be navigated by someone who knows where they are going in life and ministry. But a nagivator is someone that has an opinion of where things ought to go having never been there and aggravates you to the point your ears become deaf and you rebel.
Keep your eyes and ears open to the Biblical navigators who show the way and ignore the 'nagivators' who really don't know what they are saying.
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David P Smith
David P Smith
About Me
- David P Smith
- Angleton, Texas, United States
- I am the proud grandfather of 9 beautiful grandchildren. My wife Alice of over 40 years is the love of my life and the mother of Jonathon, Wendy, and Ben.
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1 comment:
Yes,we need Poul and Barnabas such as a navigator.
I am recently telling to watch your blog to Japanese pastors who understands Engsish.
Your visio is world wide,so we Japanese are apriciated as you are the one of crusadors.
Kokubunji t.b. church is very thanks to be in your prayer!
Your extream mission surely is blessed and used by Jesus Christ our savior.
amen.
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