Northwestern Publishing House (NPH) announces the release of Gospel-Centered Mentoring: Helping Mentees Rest in Christ Fully and Reflect Him Faithfully by Matthew Doebler, a practical resource for pastors, leaders, parents, and Christians seeking to encourage others in their faith.
How can Christians make a lasting spiritual impact in the lives of others?
More than a book about leadership techniques or simply offering advice, Gospel-Centered Mentoring focuses on the relationships and spiritual encouragement at the heart of Christian mentoring. Through biblical examples and practical guidance, Doebler helps readers develop genuine, gospel-centered relationships and walk alongside others as they grow in faith.
Readers will discover how to encourage, challenge, and equip others; help mentees pursue lasting change rooted in the power of the gospel; and approach mentoring as an opportunity to reflect the love of Christ and point others to their hope and strength in him.
The book also includes an appendix addressing additional aspects of mentoring, including how mentees can become partners in gospel-centered mentoring, common questions about the mentoring process, and activities for mentors and mentees.
At the heart of Gospel-Centered Mentoring is the reminder that God works through ordinary Christians to encourage and influence others for his glory. By keeping the gospel at the center, readers are equipped to walk alongside others and point them to the rest and strength found in Christ.
Through this new release, NPH continues its commitment to providing Christ-centered resources that equip Christians for faithful service in their homes, congregations, and communities.
