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A mentor is a trusted, confidential advisor who takes a special interest in helping another person develop their potential. They often work in a similar context to the person they are mentoring, and can be viewed as passing on to another generation the life lessons they have learned.
Christian mentoring is about more than self-improvement or personal development. It’s about helping people become more and more like another person, and that person is Jesus. In Christian mentoring, you can expect to see the following conversations and activities taking place: Discussing specific areas of life to grow in.
1 Ιαν 2014 · Mentoring is a biblical idea. Although the word "mentor" itself is never used in Scripture, the principles applied when using that terminology are found throughout the biblical text. We see numerous examples of mentoring relationships taking place throughout the Bible.
What Is a Christian Mentor? A Christian mentor is a Jesus follower who helps others follow Jesus in a one-on-one setting. They regularly spend time with their mentee (the person they mentor), sharing stories, teaching, and encouraging their spiritual growth.
‘Mentoring is a dynamic, intentional relationship of trust, in which one person (the mentor) enables another (the mentee) by sharing their God-given experience and resources, to maximise the grace of God in their life, and in the service of God’s Kingdom purposes’. Leighton Ford, Arrow Leadership Programme. Its all about perspective...
Tom Schwanda’s generic definition of mentoring: “Coming along side of an individual or group of individuals to learn a skill, develop an ability or deepen some experience of life.” Jesus’ example of mentoring: Luke 24:13-35. Essential to have a mentor before you are a mentor!
18 Ιαν 2023 · Christian mentoring, at least as OCF defines it, is a blend of the two: a relationship that’s dedicated to crafting the mentor and mentee into more spiritually mature Christians who then apply that spiritual maturity throughout their daily lives.
