Pure In Heart, by Marian Struble
I am always amazed at the ways God speaks to me. When I’m listening, the message is so clear, even though it often comes to me in unexpected form. Read full article...
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I am always amazed at the ways God speaks to me. When I’m listening, the message is so clear, even though it often comes to me in unexpected form. Read full article...
How Are Being a Coach and Being A Christian Related, by Kimberly Dinsdale
I’m coming off of several months of deconstructing and reconstructing what it really means and looks like and feels like to live in a postmodern, progressive, emerging reality of coaching and Christianity. I am excited to be back on board. I’ve missed offering my thoughts at the Christian Coaching Center, along with moderating articles by other coaches for the Coaching for Women page. Stay tuned and join the conversation as other guest coaches post their articles in the Coaching for Women Community. Read full article...
Why? Don’t be Lazy! by Keith E. Webb
When it comes to questions, few are potentially more powerful than "Why." Yet, I rarely use it. It is a lazy question.
It's easy to ask "Why?", but also a lazy way to ask. The answer…
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How to Make Sure Your Coaching Makes a Difference by Anita Stadler PhD
Organizations that hire executive coaches expect tangible business outcomes from coaching. They expect the client to be obviously different in some way after being coached.
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Team Values: Uncovering the Real Ones
[The articles I post on the Coaching Center are drawn from recent issues of Christian Coaching Magazine and represent a wide array of leaders and coaches as the authors. Thanks for reading! -Jerome Daley, Publisher]
Team…
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Team Values: Uncovering the Real Ones
[The articles I post on the Coaching Center are drawn from recent issues of Christian Coaching Magazine and represent a wide array of leaders and coaches as the authors. Thanks for reading! -Jerome Daley, Publisher]
Team Values: Uncovering…
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Ask Profound Questions…Get Profound Answers
[The articles I post on ChurchCentral are drawn from recent issues of Christian Coaching Magazine and represent a wide array of leaders and coaches as the authors. Thanks for reading! -Jerome]
Ask Profound Questions…Get Profound Answers!…
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Ask Profound Questions…Get Profound Answers
[The articles I post on ChurchCentral are drawn from recent issues of Christian Coaching Magazine and represent a wide array of leaders and coaches as the authors. Thanks for reading! -Jerome]
Ask Profound Questions…Get Profound Answers!…
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Giving the Gift of Responsibility this Christmas Part 2 by Gregory Bland
"That's a lot of money daddy, I think we better look at the price of making greeting cards!" Hannah said softly, as the expense associated with creating calendars sunk in.
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7 Common “Ego Traps” for Leaders (Part 2) by Michael Warden, CPCC
Ego Trap #2: "If I don't stay on top of their work, mistakes will be made." Translation: "I'm a control freak." Read full article...
Let’s Face It, by April M. Stallworth
Why do we try and box God in? I haven’t a clue but I sure have been guilty of this myself a time or two. When I think about it, it’s so ridiculous to think that a God so big and so wondrous could be made to fit into our human comprehension. It’s truly laughable. God not only made the human but he made the comprehension too! Read full article...
Recruiting Coaches for Lay Coach Training
Programs come and go in the church all the time, and if you're as passionate about training lay coaches as I am, you will want your first training to have a good reputation and a life-changing impact for the long-haul. The best way to do that may be to carefully think through how to recruit your first class of potential coaches. I recently had a good experience recruiting and training lay discipleship coaches in my own church, so here's a first-hand summary of what seemed to work:
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Stopping to the Rhythm, by Ginny Victory
It's that time of year again when things gear up; school is starting, business ramps up, holiday season planning begins. It's the season when my clients really start to say: "I'm overwhelmed!" "How can I get it all done?" "I need more time." Read full article...
Woman of Destiny – She Fears Not, by Tarsha Campbell
Woman of Destiny, arise! Your time has come! The Word of the Lord has been spoken! Your day is at hand, but do you have what it takes?
As a Woman of Destiny, you must possess certain qualities. Throughout the Bible, God has given us examples of women who were called and chosen for a specific purpose. Read full article...
NLP & Christian Coaching by Tony Husted
What is Neuro-Linguistic Programming, and Should a Christian Use it?
[Editor's Note: We'd like to start a dialogue on this issue, so feel free to comment!]
These questions come across my desk or are raised in a telephone conversation almost daily. I would like to shine some light on this topic and open a conversation and exploration about it with you. In doing so I think it is important to define what is NLP, explore it's origins, and applications.
Neuro-Linguistic Programming: What is it really?
The origins of NLP are fairly simple. Two men, John Grinder and Richard Bandler were interested in...
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