IdentityKnow who he is
Before he can stand firm, he has to know what he is standing on. We establish core values, strengths and weaknesses, helping him to form his identity in Christ.
A one to one Christian mentorship for the young man heading into the real world, whether that is university, college, a first job or a gap year. We help him to establish his identity in Christ, break bad habits, create Godly ones, and guide him on the road to real purpose.
“The trial of your faith… though it be tried with fire, might be found unto praise and honour at the revelation of Jesus Christ.” 1 Peter 1:7
Independence after school is not easy to manage. Whether he is off to university, starting work or finding his way, you can see he is capable, but capable and ready are not the same thing.
Screens, social media and gaming have taken more ground than they should. Bad habits have crept in, and he needs the right guidance to step into the world but not be of it.
Unsure of the next steps in life. He needs to build his confidence and learn to take risks.
Given the right tools, real accountability, and encouragement, he will be ready to tackle anything.
To provide foundations in young men's lives, so that as they leave boyhood behind, stand firm in Christ and are ready for the real world.
Mettle Mentors is built on three pillars.
Identity, Mastery and Purpose.
Before he can stand firm, he has to know what he is standing on. We establish core values, strengths and weaknesses, helping him to form his identity in Christ.
We deal with bad habits and give him real tools and honest accountability to govern what has been holding him back. We focus on changing the inputs to life and challenge him to step out of his comfort zone.
We explore what faith and purpose look like in a man, lived daily with conviction. Establish his commitments and mission, giving him a roadmap to refer back to over the years to come.
A twelve week, one to one Christian mentorship for young men. A personal mentor, and a real foundation for life.
Surfacing who he really is.
Shaping how he lives.
Set for the years ahead.
“As iron sharpens iron, so one man sharpens another.” Proverbs 27:17
45 to 60 minutes each, online. Honest and challenging.
An opportunity to reflect and grow through writing. Past mistakes, present reality and a future hoped for, all in one place.
An honest accountability for 10 to 15 minutes each week to touch base, helping to move good intentions into real change.
You are kept in the loop on what is happening, where to expect change, and how to support him well as he finds his feet in the world.
A list of books recommended. One is chosen to work through during the course.
On completion, parents are invited for a closing session on the way forward and how to keep walking with him as a young man.
Week twelve is a milestone, not a goodbye. There is a clear way forward and an opportunity to establish an ongoing mentorship.
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This is not therapy, and it is not another adult lining up to manage you. It is one older man in your corner, once a week, who talks to you like a man and expects you to act like one.
We deal with the things that actually pull at you. The phone you cannot put down. The games that eat your evenings. The drift, the comparison, the pressure to perform. And underneath it all, the question of who you actually are and what you are here for.
Twelve weeks, one honest conversation a week, and a challenge worth rising to. If you finish it the same man you started, we have both wasted our time, and we do not intend to waste it.
Nobody can do this for you. But you do not have to do it alone.
“When I was a child, I spoke as a child… but when I became a man, I put away childish things.”1 Corinthians 13:11
If your question isn't here, ask it on the call. Honest answers, no pressure.
Begin with one honest conversation. No pressure, just a chance to talk about your son, where he is, the man he is becoming, and whether Mettle Mentors is right for him as he steps into the world.
Faith tried and proven. 1 Peter 1:7