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What if the greatest thing missing from a young man's life... is an older man willing to invest in him?
In this first conversation of our series with Pete Loescher, President of Radical Mentoring, we explore one of the greatest challenges facing men today: the growing disconnect between generations. Why are so many young men longing for guidance, and why have so many older men stepped away from intentionally investing in the next generation?
This isn't just a conversation about mentorship.
It's a conversation about reclaiming God's design for passing wisdom from one generation of men to the next.
Throughout this episode, Pete shares the story of how one mentor changed the trajectory of his life, why biblical faith was never meant to be lived alone, and how intentional relationships have the power to shape families, churches, and generations for years to come.
We discuss:
- Why we're facing a mentorship crisis among men today
- How one older man's investment can change the trajectory of a younger man's life
- Pete's life-changing relationship with Regi Campbell
- What Radical Mentoring is—and why it's transforming men across generations
- Why biblical faith is a team sport, not a solo journey
- The difference between consuming content and being truly known
- Why younger men must have the humility to seek wise mentors
- Why older men have a responsibility to invest in the next generation
- How churches can begin rebuilding a culture of intentional discipleship
- Practical first steps for both younger and older men to begin mentoring relationships today
One of the questions we kept coming back to was this:
What would happen if every younger man sought a sage and every older man became one?
The wisdom our generation needs already exists. The question is whether younger men are willing to pursue it, and whether older men are willing to give it away. If we recover that relationship, we won't just change individual lives we'll strengthen families, churches, and generations of men to come. That's the invitation of this conversation.
Pull up a seat.
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