Penhold Church of Hope

One of Jesus' simplest commands may also be His hardest to follow. In fact, without His help, it's impossible: "You must be perfect as your heavenly Father is perfect." (Matt. 5:48)

Following the example of the early church, we find four elements useful in developing the community and intentional relationships that are beneficial for the purpose of mentorships.

Pastor Dave interviews three church members about their real-life mentorship experiences.

Jesus mentored both Judas and Peter with very different results. Like in discipleship, mentorship requires one to be FAT - Faithful, Available, and Teachable.

Church member Darian Nikula highlights contrasting examples of mentorship in the lives of Joshua and Rehoboam.

This is what mentorship is all about - it’s telling the next generation about everything we have seen and heard as we have learned to follow Jesus.

When you are intentional about using your relationships to show others how to apply God’s truth to their lives, even if we don’t do that perfectly, God works through that in some amazing ways.

Danielle Lester shares her heart and her progress in following God's calling into fulltime missions to South Sudan with Africa Inland Mission.

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Sharing God's blessing with others is about more than simply being nice. It is important that others hear our story about God's work in our lives.

God has blessed you to use those blessing to serve and meet the needs of other people, and in so doing, create the opportunity for them to meet Jesus.

It was around the dinner table that Jesus showed his love for sinners. If we are trying to find ways to share God's love with our neighbours, start by inviting them to supper.