Does Your Church Need a Mentoring Ministry? – An interview with Kevin Harris from Radical Mentoring

On this episode of Rainer on Leadership, Thom and Sam are joined by Kevin Harris, President of Radical Mentoring. We take some time to discuss how your church could benefit from a strong mentoring ministry. In 2002, Kevin Harris, underwent a dramatic change as husband, father, and Jesus-follower through his experience as a mentee in a Radical Mentoring group. He is now the President of Radical Mentoring, a non-profit focused on equipping churches and mentors with resources and coaching to create disciple-making environments where the next generation can develop deep relationships with God and others. Before joining Radical Mentoring, Kevin led a sales team at Wells Real Estate Funds and served in sales positions at CNL and Atlas Energy. He and his wife Susan have two boys and live in Atlanta, GA. * Why is it important for churches to have a mentoring ministry? * What is the difference between mentoring, discipleship, and leadership development? * What’s the ideal outline/process for disciple-making? * What makes mentoring groups successful? * What Kingdom impact are you seeing from the churches you serve?Resources mentioned in today's podcast: * Radical Mentoring * Radical Mentoring Known Collective * Mentoring Launch Checklist * Free 30-day trial Church Answers Silver membership * How Your Church Can Reach People In A Post COVID World Episode Sponsor: The mission at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary is to glorify the Lord Jesus Christ by equipping students to serve the church and fulfill the Great Commission. The school offers more than 40 different degree programs, including the new Master of Arts in Church Revitalization in partnership with Church Answers and the Revitalization Network. This 37-hour degree is designed to help students move established churches from flatlining to flourishing.Learn about this program and more by visiting sebts.edu. Where are you going? Southeastern will help you get there. FeedbackIf you have a question you would like answered on the show, fill out the form on the podcast page here on Church Answers.