- Corporate Spirituality: Part 1—Introduction
- Corporate Spirituality: Part 2—Biblical Foundations for Community
- Corporate Spirituality: Part 3—Solitude, Community, & Ministry
- Corporate Spirituality: Part 4—Challenges to Community
- Corporate Spirituality: Part 5—Creators of Community
- Corporate Spirituality: Part 6—The Purpose of the Church
- Corporate Spirituality: Part 7—The Purpose of the Church II
- Corporate Spirituality: Part 8—The Purpose of the Church III
- Corporate Spirituality: Part 9—Soul Care
- Corporate Spirituality: Part 10—Soul Care II
- Corporate Spirituality: Part 11—Counseling & Servant Leadership
- Corporate Spirituality: Part 12—Accountability and Rule
- Corporate Spirituality: Part 13—Renewal
Ken Boa continues to discuss soul care, an aspect of true Christian community that involves relationships for the purpose of personal spiritual growth. Paul, Barnabas, and Timothy serve as a model for mentoring: all of us need a person further down the road in the spiritual journey (a Paul), a person to whom we pass on spiritual guidance and insights (a Timothy), and a colaborer or coworker in the Kingdom—someone who encourages us and spurs us on (a Barnabas). Mentors do not have to be living; they could be authors or people from our past who have gone on to be with the Lord.
Note: This session is based on material in chapter 36 (starting on p. 437) in Ken’s book Conformed to His Image.
