Articles Tagged 'Mentor'

For over 30 years, Heartlight has shared articles to help people live for Jesus in everyday life. While we are no longer publishing new articles, this enduring collection features relevant pieces throughout the year to encourage faith, offer biblical perspective, and speak to real-world joys and struggles.

Raise Up Many Disciples

Dr. Lois Tverberg shares great insights on the meaning of discipleship and a disciple based on their meaning in Jesus' Jewish culture.

Becoming a great rabbi was the highest goal possible, and just to be a disciple of a famous rabbi was an honor.

Life that Lasts

Demetrius Collins and Phil Ware lead us in a virtual, DIY, worship through words and music using YouTube videos to celebrate the greatness of Jesus our Lord and learn to live for him from others and help others learn to live for him, as well!

Sometimes a single, short, straightforward passage from Proverbs gives us two gems to help us live fruitful and long lives!

Live Beyond

Phil Ware writes about leaving a legacy with his children and grandchildren to pass on faith and be passionate disciples of Jesus.

I invite you to join me in living beyond the horizon of our children's faith!

ToGather.church for November 15 is Ready!

Dr. Demetrius Collins and Phil Ware invite you to join us for our Sunday, Verse of the Day focused, home worship guide and videos, called ToGather.church!

You're invited to use our worship guide for your home or group worship!

Every 1 Trains 2!

Phil Ware reminds us of Jesus' practice in preparing his disciples for ministry and leadership.

Where are we going to get trained leaders for our church's future?

Live Beyond

Phil Ware writes about leaving a legacy with his children and grandchildren to pass on faith and be passionate disciples of Jesus.

I want to invite you to join me in living beyond the horizon of our children's faith!

But Who Won the Game?

Rubel Shelly writes about a basketball game between the Gainesville Tornadoes and the Vanguard Vikings and the fans who helped give the team a life.

Sometimes the final score doesn't count as much as the way the game is played!

Love Will Travel

Phil Ware does part 4 in a 5 part series on the Immanuel passages in Matthew, this week is the Great Commission, Matthew 28:18-20, focusing on cross cultural outreach and disciple-making, something much more involved than just evangelism.

Why is the Great Commission so important for us as well as the rest of the world?

Inspired Truth?

Phil Ware remembers an old mentor who has gone to be with Jesus, Neil Lightfoot, and as he recalls a lesson from John 4 about real faith is also reminded about the nature of inspired truth.

What makes Scripture inspired truth?

Look Alikes that Aren't Alike

Rubel Shelly reminds us that even when things or people look alike doesn't mean they actually live the same way or live out the same role.

Who do you look like?

A Simple Phone Call

Tom Norvell talks about a phone call he received on his 57th birthday from an old friend and mentor and how special and important it was to him.

Isn't it amazing the difference one simple phone call can make?

The Greatest Glory

Phil Ware continues his series of messages on true shepherds in the church and focuses on the subject of a leader's glory -- seeing his or her passion formed in others they have trained.

Where does a leader find true and lasting glory?

Every Time I Remember You

Tom Norvell reminds us to express our thanks to those who have blessed our lives and give us joy and thanksgiving when we remember them.

Every time?

Have You Heard these Words?

Ron Rose reminds us that a few words and our physical presence can make all the difference in the life of someone else, just like Al Ware made a difference in Ron's life.

Just a few words and our presence can make all the difference in the world!

Incarnational?

Phil Ware continues his LifeWORDS series and shares Jesus' Great Commission as a call to incarnational ministry and not just evangelism.

Surely Jesus is talking about something other than evangelism?

Learning To Be Watched

Ron Rose talks about being an example to others because we are always being watched, especially by those in our own family.

Have you glanced over your shoulder recently?

Unveiling of Legacy

Ron Rose shares with us about legacy, faith, children, grandchildren, funerals, and the real inheritance we need to set aside for those who come after us.

What will you have to pass on to your children and grandchildren?

Coaches Invest in People

Ron Rose talks about one of his personal mentoring heroes and emphasizes how we must all step up and start coaching someone.

Have you ever thought about being a coach?

ALL!

Phil Ware reminds us that from the very beginning of the Christian movement, Jesus and His followers recognized that the Gospel and the church are for all people.

So who are we going to exclude?

Planting Seeds for the Future

Ron Rose reminds us that we need to be investing in the future by helping others see the potential that God has for them.

Are you planting any seeds for tomorrow?

Two Hours a Week

Mentoring kids offers a great chance for Christians to honor the call of Jesus to care for orphans.

How much time are you willing to invest in the life of a child?

Make Their Journey Easier

Mike talks about a time when someone helped him on a hike and it reminded him of how we have to help those who come behind us.

What are you doing to help those around you?

They're Always Watching You!

A child buys a car online because he has learned to imitate the actions of his mother on a computer and this is a powerful reminder that our kids are always watching us

So how in the world did they learn to do that kind of thing?

You Could Wish It Were So

A surgeon who gives blood to his patient is a reminder of all those who have invested in us to make us what we are.

Are you willing to invest in others to lead them to a better place?

The People Behind You

Jesus is our pioneer and we are called to blaze the trail for others to follow after us.

Who are you blazing the trail for?