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You Can Mentor: A Christian Mentoring Podcast

Zach Garza

You Can Mentor: A Christian Mentoring Podcast

A weekly Religion, Spirituality and Christianity podcast
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You Can Mentor: A Christian Mentoring Podcast

Zach Garza

You Can Mentor: A Christian Mentoring Podcast

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You Can Mentor: A Christian Mentoring Podcast

Zach Garza

You Can Mentor: A Christian Mentoring Podcast

A weekly Religion, Spirituality and Christianity podcast
 1 person rated this podcast
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All of us are here today because of our relationship with “that person”. You know, the one who made a profound impact on your life. For me, a few men made me who I am today. It was a man named Bob who invested into me when I was in college and
We’ve all done it. We have said something like “Wow, Brian is the best. He is such a good kid.” You may think there’s not a thing wrong with that statement. But what about this one, “Geez. Brian is the worst. He is such a bad kid.” While we wou
Safety is the name of the game when it comes to mentoring. You always want to have safety on the mind when you are hanging out with your mentee. First priority is always to keep the child safe, but another aspect of safety is following rules an
In my line of work, I hear these three little words all the time. They come after I give something to someone usually or offer to help someone do something. My nonproof is based on Jesus’s words to his disciples: “Freely you’ve been given, free
I hate to fly. I hate everything about it. Getting up 72 hours before your flight so you can drive to a crowded airport with terrible parking. I hate the 19 lines you wait in to do all the things. Take your shoes off. Put your belt back on whil
If you’ve ever hiked up a mountain, it is no easy endeavor. There are easy parts and there are hard parts. Storms can pop up from time to time. Times of fun and times where you are challenged. But if you stick it out, the view is almost worth t
Giving GiftsGiving gifts or purchasing things for your mentee is one of the more complicated topics you will face as a mentor. You want to be able to show your care and affection for your mentee through giving gifts, but so often they can becom
Mentoring is BaseballDid you know that the average of every baseball player in the hall of fame is a combined .303. That means if you hit the ball 303 out of 1,000 times, you are considered one of the greatest baseball players of all time. That
Logic Model A logic model is a tool used by nonprofits to illustrate their impact. It is a one-page explanation of the connections between what you plan to put into a program and what you expect to deliver. It can serve as a powerful tool for f
Identity-Based vs. Skill-Based Mentoring“Just like a good tool doesn’t make you a handy man. Knowing skills alone doesn’t fulfill your mentee’s potential” Skill-based mentoring usually goes like this: Think of things you think your mentee shoul
Connection over Content - Let's keep it simple:Pursue Kids: Are you going after them?Pursue Jesus: Are you staying filled up so you can pour out?-What does it mean to connect?Are you reaching out consistently?Are you interested in what they are
Check out Story Connect:https://www.storyconnect.loveCheck out Mentoring Partnership:https://www.mentoringpartnership.orgPurchase John's Book:Mephibosheth! The Search for Identity, Purpose, and CommunityPurchase the You Can Mentor book:You Can
Please give us a 5 star rating wherever you consume podcasts, visit our website, and join our mentoring network. Also, please share our information with anyone who you’d think would benefit from it.  If you’d like to share any ways we can best
Dr Dee Dee Mayer is the RelateStrong Director for the Boone Center for the Family at Pepperdine University . She also continues to serve families and couples as a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) through both in-person counseling and tele
Check out KICKO:https://www.kicko.org/[email protected] John's Book:Mephibosheth! The Search for Identity, Purpose, and CommunityPurchase the You Can Mentor book:You Can Mentor: How to Impact Your Community, Fulfill the Great Commission
One of the best things about art is how it represents the human condition.  Movies in particular have a unique ability to comment on hot topic issues in a way that can be thought provoking and challenging.  Interestingly, there are plenty of mo
The greatest gift you can give your mentee is your time.  Mentoring isn't about coming in, teaching somebody some life skills, and moving on.  Mentees are not "projects".  Mentoring is about relationships.  It's about coming in, pouring your wi
Michelle Watson Canfield, PhD, LPC, is a national speaker, author, licensed professional counselor of 28 years, and founder of The Abba Project, a nine-month group forum for dads whose daughters are in their teens and 20’s. She writes guest art
Mentoring can come in all shapes and sizes.  It can come when it's least expected or it can be intentionally sought out by either the mentor or the mentee.  It can be as simple as meeting intentionally with a student in your neighborhood on a r
Everybody has a unique personality.  Their life experiences, worldview, and socioeconomic status influence how they interact with other people and relate to one another.  That personality in turn affects how a mentor interacts with their mentee
Every mentor has a different story.  They come from different backgrounds, experience different things in life, and can bring unique elements to the table in a mentoring relationship.  The organization they get plugged into for support also aff
Effective mentoring means being in it for the long haul.  It means continuing to show up and pour into the mentee, even through the hard times, offense, and dry spells.  It means doing whatever it takes to meet the needs of the mentee.  Mentori
Offense, or taking things personally, is one of the most common tactics the Enemy uses to tear down relationships.  When somebody feels hurt in a relationship, their tendency is to pull away and isolate, which then leads to an even greater rift
Most mentoring relationships come to an end at some point.  Life circumstances change, you or your mentee move away, or some other event occurs that makes it impossible to continue the formal mentoring relationship in the same way.  In doing so
Everybody has a story to tell.  They have a past, a present, and a future.  They have significant elements to their story that shapes them into who they are today.  Telling that story, however, isn't always easy.  Sometimes those elements inclu
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