Occasional Mentoring In The Film Pay It Forward

Occasional Mentoring The author stated that the second type of occasional mentoring is the “teacher.” A teacher mentor has a level of mastery in a particular subject and has the ability to convey that knowledge and understanding. Therefore, by having this combination it is a dynamic tool to shape young lives. However, Christians should not stop at seizing the opportunity; instead, they should “seize eternity.” Therefore, let Jesus be the author in perfecting of our faith (Egeler 113-114). Chapter eight discussed the style of intensive mentoring as being the “spiritual guide.” However, it is the basics of following Christ as in the disciples’ style. Therefore, this method empowers through accountability, direction, and spiritual insight (Egeler …show more content…
Therefore, the next generation mentoring is about depth, and taking the ones we can mentor into faith. However, a mentor has to be honest, direct, and have well-intentioned feedback and commitment. Therefore, God will honor a commitment and He will keep His promise. This chapter discussed the movie Pay It Forward. The author stated that mentoring is “paying it forward.” Therefore, by teaching others to “pay it forward” each good deed is paid forward with three additional good deeds. However, the model that Jesus used creates astounding numbers. A Sunday school of eight people and each person “pays it forward” by teaching eight others, and before long, you have a movement. Therefore, Jesus created and intended for us to continue and to expand. The basic premise of mentoring is to show mentorees how to accomplish becoming something. Therefore, maturity is essential and non-negotiable; a mature Christ follower is connected with a body of believers that has a rock-solid faith in Jesus Christ. A mature Christ follower who is ready to be a disciple maker has confidence, and finding answers through prayer and through God’s Word (Chancy