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Teaching Mentoring New Converts - Justin Evergarden - 07-27-2025

from Admonition Podcast · host Justin Evergarden

In this lesson, Justin Evergarden discusses the importance of mentoring within the church, particularly for new converts. He emphasizes that evangelism does not end with baptism; rather, it requires ongoing instruction and support to help new Christians grow in their faith. Drawing parallels to historical apprenticeships, he highlights the need for meaningful connections and relationships within the church community. Evergarden outlines practical steps for effective mentorship, including being a living example of faith, building genuine relationships, and committing time and effort to nurture spiritual growth. Ultimately, the goal of mentorship is to help others become more like Christ and to strengthen the church as a whole.Chapters00:00 The Evangelism Model and Mentoring10:02 The Importance of Ongoing Instruction20:07 Mentorship as Spiritual Apprenticeship29:54 Practical Steps for Effective Mentorship38:44 Living as Examples in Mentorship

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