Our journeys are unique, and as we get older we should be better able to help shape the following generations using our gifts and experience. Yet many would-be mentors aren't so sure about how to go about this. Past failures, pride, insecurity, lack of confidence and opportunity in a fragmented Western culture that prizes individualism have helped create seemingly insurmountable obstacles. Reliance on programs in business and church, and the professionalization of Christian ministry have tended to hinder more natural connections between the generations; systems and organizational expertise may have grown, but often at the expense of discipleship and personal growth.The aim of this book is to help you consider how you can better mentor an increasingly isolated generation of older teenagers and young adults - those aged between roughly 18 and 30 years old.

By reading this you will:

1. Gain a better understanding of the history of mentoring and its biblical basis.
2. Consider biblical characters who mentored others, and how they point us to Christ.
3. Better appreciate typical obstacles to effective mentoring today.
4. Gain clarity regarding your unique skills, interests and knowledge.
5. Understand the essential components in a solid mentoring relationship.
6. Recognize how you can being to invest practically in young adults, and put yourself at God's disposal to help them.

The paperback version also comes with diagrams and tables and spaces for the reader to write in as part of the mentor reflection process.