Mentorship

Spiritual Fatherhood and Mentorship

Dr. Kevin M. Jackson is honored to serve as a spiritual father to many young men and women across the nation.
Believing that true leadership is rooted in investment and relationship, Dr. Jackson has made it a personal priority to pour wisdom, character, guidance, and knowledge into the lives of those God has entrusted to his care.

For those who affectionately call him “Dad,” “Pops,” or “Mentor,” Dr. Jackson is more than a teacher—he is a consistent, prayerful presence, committed to walking alongside them as they grow in their personal, professional, and spiritual journeys.

His philosophy of mentorship is intentional and based on four key principles:

  • Investment: A mentor must be willing to sow time, wisdom, and resources into the life of the individual.
  • Excellence: A mentor must call the individual to a standard of excellence in character, conduct, and calling.
  • Guidance: A mentor must provide consistent direction, correction, and encouragement to help the individual navigate life’s challenges and opportunities.
  • Respect: The individual must render respect and honor for the time, effort, and sacrifices invested by the mentor or spiritual father.

Through this model, Dr. Jackson seeks to cultivate leaders who are not only gifted, but also grounded — individuals who carry themselves with integrity, humility, and a heart for God’s Kingdom.

Spiritual fatherhood is not just a title — it is a calling. It is an assignment of the heart.
Dr. Jackson is deeply committed to this sacred responsibility, believing that by investing in others, he is helping to raise up a new generation of men and women who will lead with purpose, passion, and power.

His philosophy for mentorship centers around the following:

  • The mentor must invest in the life of the individual.
  • The mentor must require excellence from the individual.
  • The mentor must guide the individual.
  • The individual must render respect to the mentor/spiritual father for the time, effort and resources invested.