8 Rules For Mentorship
1. When seeking a mentor ask to meet in 2-4 months(recognize their schedule)
      - Asking for 30 min
      - Asking to be challenged in a specific topic
2. Always ask for their calendar
     - 2-3 dates that work for them
     - Never sending the times that work for me
     - Unless you are asked
     - “I Value Your Time”
3. Always early
     - If you are shooting for early and something comes up you are prepared for unexpected problems
     - You don’t feel flustered when you get there on top or late
     - You may end up with extra time if they are early
4. Have questions prepared
     - Have 3-4 questions
     - Possibly send the questions in advance
     - John Maxwell “I will mentor you but you have to ask the questions. If you don’t have questions to ask then we don’t have anything to talk about.”
    - Writing questions as from all the content they gave from that meeting
5. Always take notes
    - “You can’t remember what your mentor told you if you don’t remember what your mentor told you”
6. Share a brief update on application from previous meeting
    - Positive feedback from resources
7. Don’t talk about yourself
   - This is a time to ask questions and get not to tell
   - Brief update but get to your questions
8.Give
   - A kind gesture of a thank you card
   - A gift card
   - Something that shows appreciation
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Episode Summary:

In this episode, we dive into the power of mentorship and the biblical wisdom behind seeking counsel from multiple voices. Inspired by Proverbs 11:14, we discuss the importance of having mentors at different ages and stages of life and how a diverse "leadership portfolio" can accelerate personal and spiritual growth. We also tackle a common challenge—how people sometimes reject mentorship when it involves hard truths—and how stewarding mentorship relationships well is key to long-term success. The episode wraps up with a practical challenge: identify areas of growth, prayerfully seek out mentors, and take the first step by reaching out for that initial conversation. This is an episode for anyone seeking to grow in wisdom, leadership, and faith, whether you’re looking for mentors or stepping into the role of mentoring others.

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A HISTORY OF REVIVALSThe First Great Awakening (1730s–1740s)

• Key Figures:
  • Jonathan Edwards: Emphasized repentance and transformative faith through sermons like "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God."
  • George Whitefield: Known for itinerant preaching, emotional worship, and promoting personal conversion.
  • John Wesley: Methodism founder focused on holiness, discipline, and heart-centered revival.
  • Gilbert Tennent: Advocated Spirit-filled preaching to awaken spiritual complacency.
• Key Events:
  • Revival sermons stirred repentance, with visible emotional responses akin to Pentecostal worship.
  • Itinerant preachers laid the groundwork for outdoor revival meetings.
  • Lay believers shared testimonies and led prayer, promoting Spirit-led participation.
• Impact: Thousands converted, church attendance grew, and a foundation was laid for future revival movements.

The Second Great Awakening (Early 1800s–Mid-19th Century)

• Key Figures:
  • Charles Finney: Promoted altar calls and urgent repentance.
  • Phoebe Palmer: Advanced the "second blessing" theology, influencing Pentecostal thought.
  • Francis Asbury: Spread revival through rural circuit-riding preachers.
  • Barton W. Stone: Advocated Spirit-led worship through the Restoration Movement.
• Key Events:
  • Camp Meetings: Outdoor gatherings marked by emotional worship and spontaneous singing.
  • Cane Ridge Revival (1801): Drew 20,000 attendees with intense spiritual manifestations.
  • The Holiness Movement emphasized sanctification and Spirit baptism.
• Impact: Significant conversions and increased emphasis on holiness influenced future global revivals.

The Welsh Revival (1904–1906)

• Key Figures:
  • Evan Roberts: Led prayer-focused gatherings with a call to repentance.
  • Seth Joshua: Preached surrender to the Spirit.
  • Women and youth played pivotal roles, leading prayer meetings and testifying.
• Key Events:
  • Loughor Revival sparked a nationwide awakening with spontaneous prayer, heartfelt worship, and Spirit-led testimonies.
  • Emphasized four principles: confess sin, abandon doubt, obey the Spirit, and confess Christ openly.
• Impact: 100,000 conversions and global influence, inspiring Azusa Street and beyond.

Azusa Street Revival (1906–1915)

• Key Figures:
  • William J. Seymour: Advocated Spirit baptism with racial unity and humility.
  • Lucy Farrow: Pivotal in initiating tongues-speaking outbreaks.
  • Frank Bartleman: Documented and spread the revival message.
• Key Events:
  • At Bonnie Brae Street, initial Spirit baptism occurred, leading to meetings at Azusa Street Mission.
  • Services featured prayer, tongues, healing, and unity across racial and social lines.
• Impact: Sparked the Pentecostal movement, spreading globally through missionary efforts.

Jesus People Movement (1960s–1970s)

• Key Figures:
  • Chuck Smith: Opened Calvary Chapel to youth, sparking mass conversions.
  • Lonnie Frisbee: Dynamic evangelist fostering healing and worship renewal.
  • Keith Green: Influential musician blending repentance and Spirit-filled worship.
• Key Events:
  • Informal worship gatherings, baptisms in beaches and rivers, and Spirit-filled home churches.
  • Revival events like Explo '72 highlighted the movement’s passion for youth evangelism.
• Impact: Pioneered contemporary worship and global youth-centered revival.

Marks of Revival

• Extraordinary prayer and intercession.
• Deep repentance and personal transformation.
• Widespread salvation.
• Renewed commitment to holiness.
• Spontaneous baptisms.
• Manifestations of the Holy Spirit, including miracles.
• Youth involvement and emphasis on community.

Revival unites generations with a shared hunger for God and empowers Spirit-led renewal.

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