Welcome to Today’s Native!
Today’s Native is a resource from tribal members, Native American people, and friends in the Native community.
Our Creator has provided a way for us to know Him and His plan for our lives. As the Creator of all, He truly is our God, and the God of every people group. We have received His message and have chosen His one way for all people to come to Him—through His Son, Jesus Christ. This relationship with God is different from religion; it is true worship. We have found that genuine healing is found in a joyful relationship with Jesus Christ. This is the wonderful message that we, as Indigenous People, want to share with you!
Find Your Language
We have more than 20 Native American and First Nations language resources available. Follow the links below to explore and listen to resources in your Native language.
Additional Audio Resources
In addition to Native language audio resources, we offer a number of other audio resources that will be an encouragement to you.
Growing Strong Audio Stream
The Growing Strong Audio Stream contains carefully selected messages that deal with topics such as: dealing with grief, overcoming obstacles, prayer, family struggles, and many more!
On the Semper Fidelis Gospel Time radio broadcast, you will hear Pastor Roy Hawthorne proclaim the always faithful Word of God in the Navajo language!
The Storyteller
The Storyteller is an audio collection of true life stories of First Nations people from across Native North America who are following Jesus Christ without reservation!
Video Resources
As we go through the seasons of life, we experience various trials that help shape our thinking and point us to our Creator. As Indigenous People from various tribes, we want you to know how you too can have a relationship with the Creator God!
Native Voices
Watch believers from multiple Native communities sharing their stories of hope through Christ!
This is a true story about Harold Noble. As a teen, he wanted to learn about life and how to be a “good person.”
Wisdom From Our Elders
Learning from those who have gone through seasons of trial and difficulty!
Women of Faith
Learning from women who have endured trials and found hope in Christ!
Honoring Those Who Served
Across the Navajo Nation, the heart language of the Dine’ People has endured. If the policies of our government had been successful, there would be no more Navajo speakers today. Many of the tribal elders tell of their experiences as children being shipped off to government boarding school where speaking in their native tongue was forbidden and often punished.
In spite of this, the Navajo language has not only endured, but was a key component in the winning of World War II.
Today’s Native Articles
The Blessed Life
My name is Merritt Youngdeer. I’m a member of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians in Cherokee, North Carolina. My grandparents, like many tribal members from all across our country, attended Carlisle Indian Boarding School.
My Call of Duty
I grew up greatly admiring all those who have served in the Armed Forces. I knew that many Native Americans (including my father and uncles) had served this country with distinct honor and fulfilled their call of duty.
No Turning Back
The year was 1934, and I was six months old. My father, mother, and I lived in a small settlement in the foothills of the mountains 100 miles northwest of San Carlos. Our home was a wickiup that my father had built for us.