Mentoring Across Generational, Racial-Ethnic, and Socio-Economic Lines

I’m so honored to share the testimony of my mentoring relationship with Mary through this excerpt from Mentor for Life: The first time I stepped onto her porch, it was a sweltering hot summer day in Maryland. I’d been encouraged to visit the woman who lived in this house because she was offering a BibleContinue reading “Mentoring Across Generational, Racial-Ethnic, and Socio-Economic Lines”

Book Review – Called: The Crisis and Promise of Following Jesus Today

Author: Mark Labberton, Publisher: IVP Books, 2014  Why I picked up this book: Intervarsity Press Publishers sent me this book upon its release, and I was delighted to review it after having read Labberton’s “The Dangerous Act of Loving Your Neighbor” and using it as a mentoring resource. Who Should Read Called: Any Christian whoContinue reading “Book Review – Called: The Crisis and Promise of Following Jesus Today”

Natasha’s Study: Giving Myself an Incomplete

While attending seminary over the past 3 ½ years, I have acquired books, lots of them actually. Some may think that seminary increases one’s learning and understanding, and it does. For me, however, seminary also revealed how much I didn’t know and how much more I need to learn. So I started buying books toContinue reading “Natasha’s Study: Giving Myself an Incomplete”