In Titus 2 and 2 Timothy 2:2, it seems like there is an expectation that you should be investing in younger women with an implied directive that older women should be investing in you. We often hear people talk about these verses and suggest that you should have a Paul-someone who invests in you, a Timothy- someone you invest in, and a Barnabas- someone who walks beside you for encouragement.
Most of us know that we should be “making disciples,” but what does that actually look like? How do you start a mentor relationship? How do you find a Paul, Timothy, and Barnabas? Let’s consider 7 practical suggestions for pursuing discipleship relationships.