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church leaders, Bible study leaders, house church leaders, compassion ministry leaders, and anyone who wants to learn how to lead in the pattern of Jesus and how to mentor others for Kingdom work and leadership. Jesus said that many leadership practices are common and acceptable – the world’s way of doing
Jesus’ mentoring of the twelve disciples lasted three years. Both parties benefitted from the relationship. From the relationship between Jesus and His disciples, one can garner from the Scriptures vital lessons on how Jesus mentored His disciples which will be helpful to the church today.
These are the elements of mentoring... mentoring like Jesus did it… radical mentoring! If you do what Jesus did, you’ll replace your occasional, sporadic, but well-intentioned efforts with a confident, intentional, and fruitful approach that will transform lives.
As a Mentor, it is important that you view yourself as a co-learner with your mentees, that you also complete the assignments before group meetings, and that you set an example of open and honest sharing.
Collaborate as Leaders. Explore developing a practice of leading and mentoring within the context of partnership and community. Lead in Light of Eternity. Help in aligning your life and leadership in the light of standing before Jesus to Whom you will give an account. Leaders Abide in Jesus.
Spiritual mentoring, in order to be totally effective, must be wholistic. The following six steps will help us discover the biblical way of wholistic spiritual mentoring: Pray for them. Jesus prays and intercedes for us (John 17:20; Rom. 8:34; Heb. 7:25). The apostle Paul prayed for his mentees (1 Thess. 1:2, 3; 3:10–13).
Mentoring is a great way to help someone else grow in their Christian faith. Learn how you can invest in and benefit from a mentoring relationship.
