6 Posts on Mentoring—that is, Discipling like Jesus Did
We’re only a couple of weeks into the fall semester at Southeastern Seminary, and already I’ve met with several students seeking a mentor. I’m…
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8 Thoughts about Discipling Remotely
I noted in my post yesterday that many believers who want to continue to grow in Christ are looking forward to gathering face-to-face with…
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9 Most Common Requests from Young Seminarians
As I’ve worked with seminary students for the last 24 years, I’ve taken note of the kinds of questions, requests, etc., they’ve had in…
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7 Reasons Why Pastors Must Invest in a Few Young People—and How to Begin
I listened intensely today as I heard a great, mature preacher talk about the influence of his pastor as he grew up. This pastor gave a young man time, energy, and prayers – and now decades later, this preacher remains grateful and faithful. Here’s why we pastors must invest in at least a few young people.
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Saturday Suggestions/Week in Review
Check out these important posts from others on mentors, pastors, missionaries, and multi-generation churches, then catch up on this week’s posts at ChuckLawless.com.
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Saturday Suggestions/Week in Review
Check out these important posts from others on culture, mentors, testimonies, and saying no, then catch up on this week’s posts at ChuckLawless.com.
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7 Reasons Baby Boomers Struggle Being Mentors
Earlier this week, I posted on “Mentoring that Usually Won’t Work with Christian Millennials.” What I didn’t address in that post is why my generation—I’m a younger Boomer—struggles with being the kind of mentors that millennials want. Here are my thoughts.
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Mentoring that Usually Won’t Work with Christian Millennials
I believe in mentoring, and I’ve written about the topic in a book conveniently titled, MENTOR. Most of my mentoring relates to millennials, so I’ve learned some of what works and doesn’t work with this generation. At least based on my experience, here’s what doesn’t work.
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8 Divine Intersections We Must Not Take for Granted
Sometimes the way “divine intersections” happen is so unique that it’s almost impossible not to see God in the process. In other situations, God just gives us a supernatural love and respect for one another that only He can create. In all cases, we need to thank God regularly for these intersections.
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Week in Review
In case you missed any of this past week’s posts, here’s the week in review:
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