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Having a mentor is one thing, but being willing to sit, listen, learn, and grow from that mentor is another.
Samuel went to Eli to learn and serve. He was not homeless, yet he stayed in the house of God because he understood the value of being close to someone who could guide him.
Even though Eli’s sons were doing things that were wrong, Samuel did not allow their behavior to become his example. He stayed focused on what he came to learn.
Mentorship starts at home. The people you choose to learn from can shape your character, your purpose, and your future.
Samuel went to Eli to learn and serve. He was not homeless, yet he stayed in the house of God because he understood the value of being close to someone who could guide him.
Even though Eli’s sons were doing things that were wrong, Samuel did not allow their behavior to become his example. He stayed focused on what he came to learn.
Mentorship starts at home. The people you choose to learn from can shape your character, your purpose, and your future.