- 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 discuss soul care, an aspect of true Christian community that involves relationships for the purpose of personal spiritual growth. Soul care can occur one-on-one or in a group; it can be formal or informal, structured or unstructured, one-directional or reciprocal. Spiritual friends, spiritual guides, spiritual mentors, and spiritual directors are four types of soul-care relationships.
Note: This session is based on the first part of chapter 36 (starting on p. 437) in Ken’s book Conformed to His Image.
