The Art of Mentoring
About this episode
Gunner Gundersen and Todd Stryd discuss the significance of mentoring as a relational investment that benefits both mentor and mentee.
What does it mean to mentor someone well? In this episode, Gunner Gundersen sits down with CCEF faculty member Todd Stryd to explore mentoring as a long-term, relational investment that shapes both the mentee and the mentor. Together, they discuss how mentoring provides clarity, fosters growth through both encouragement and critique, and ultimately becomes a place of deep dependence on God. Mentioned in this episode: Registration for our June courses is now open! One key course that features opportunities to grow in mentoring skills is Helping Relationships by Ed Welch. You can learn more and register at ccef.org/school. - Why Do You Think You Can Do Better? | Blog by Esther Liu
People in this episode
Host: Gunner Gundersen
Guest: Todd Stryd
Topics covered
- mentoring
- spiritual growth
- relationship investment
- dependence on God
- encouragement and critique
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: CCEF, Ed Welch
Books & works: Why Do You Think You Can Do Better?
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