Soul Care and Mentoring
As we look at the process of Spiritual Formation we recognize that it is a process. Whether it is within the context of a local church or a small group, relational development (or relational stagnation) is always taking place. The communal progressions in mentoring relationships vary from casual/superficial, to relationships that center around biblical theology, to soul care.
We long for someone to believe in us, and to encourage us. These things require authenticity, as well as risk, on someone else’s part, and are not accomplished through superficial conversations. All of us need to be known and loved more completely.
All Consuming Fire is designed for in-depth interaction. Whether you are engaging in spiritual direction, mentoring or just meeting with a friend or spouse, you will find that this material lends itself to the kind of questions that expose inner motivations, questions that challenge the status quo and leave each person closer to God and closer to one another.