In this episode of The Giving Experience Podcast, Chad Hauer and Josh Powell sit with Emily Jamieson to explore mentorship as a lived rhythm: being present with others, then returning to the sacred place to receive the Bread of Life. Emily reflects on how mentorship shaped her faith at a young age and how walking with others requires both availability and intentional withdrawal to remain whole.

The conversation offers a grounded look at where to find a mentor, how to recognize when you’re called to mentor someone else, and what it takes to be a faithful guide without striving or burnout. Together, they name the quiet truth that we can’t lead others any deeper than we’ve gone ourselves — and why staying rooted in God is essential if mentorship is going to be life-giving rather than draining.

This episode is an invitation to see mentorship not as something you do, but as a way of life — one shaped by presence, humility, and a steady return to the source of life.

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