Many a Christian woman has benefitted from a life-on-life discipleship relationship with another woman, following the pattern of Titus 2. How can such a relationship help us grow in the Lord and in the Word? How does it fit into the context of the church, and of Bible study? What should and should we not be after in what we often call a “mentoring” relationship—and what are some of the best methods and benefits, for believing women in various stages of life?
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