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"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.
"We can do that honey, greeting…
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Posted in Parenting, [None] by Greg Bland Dec 19th, 2009 |
Tags: Impact of Coaching, Parenting |
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Ego Trap #2: "If I don't stay on top of their work, mistakes will be made." Translation: "I'm a control freak."
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Posted in Coaching Ministry Leaders, [None] by Michael Warden Nov 25th, 2009 |
Tags: Church, Leadership |
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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!
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Posted in Coaching Women - Guest Posts, [None] by Kimberly Dinsdale Nov 8th, 2009 |
Tags: Impact of Coaching, Marketing, Practice Building |
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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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Posted in Coaching and the Church, [None] by Russ Rainey Oct 31st, 2009 |
Tags: Become a Coach, Church, Discipleship, Strengths and Type |
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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."
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Posted in Coaching Women - Guest Posts, [None] by Kimberly Dinsdale Sep 11th, 2009 |
Tags: Goals, Life Balance, Life Purpose and Destiny, Personal Growth |
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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.
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Posted in Coaching Women - Guest Posts, [None] by Kimberly Dinsdale Sep 9th, 2009 |
Tags: Life Purpose and Destiny, Personal Growth, Transformation |
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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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Posted in Featured Content, [None] by Tony Stoltzfus Aug 12th, 2009 |
Tags: Biblical coaching, Definition of Coaching, Techniques and Skills |
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So I’m at Starbucks, mug in hand, sitting across the table from Judy Santos, founder and director of the Christian Coaches Network. Wouldn’t that be fun?
Last time I was in Seattle-area, we did enjoy time together…
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Posted in Training & Certification, [None] by Linda Hedberg May 9th, 2009 |
Tags: Become a Coach, Training |
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Churches who have counseling ministries are more open to coaching. Certified coaches can partner with churches who offer counseling through referral relationships, workshops for counseling clients, or even by joining the staff of a church counseling center.
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Posted in Coaching and the Church Guest Posts, [None] by Russ Rainey May 9th, 2009 |
Tags: Church, Marketing, Networking and Referrals, Practice Building |
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Eddie Hammett, Senior Coach and Consultant for the Baptist State Convention of North Carolina talks about the benefits of churches having a Congregational Coach in Residence and the options churches might consider for working with a certified coach.
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Posted in Coaching and the Church Guest Posts, [None] by Russ Rainey Apr 22nd, 2009 |
Tags: Benefits of Coaching, Church, Church Growth, Coaching Relationship, Organizations |
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Coach trainer and founder of Life Purpose Coaching Centers International, Katie Brazelton, writes about a biblical example of life coaching.
Some of the greatest achievements in each of our lives can be traced back to a word of…
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Posted in Training & Certification Guest Posts, [None] by Linda Hedberg Apr 6th, 2009 |
Tags: Biblical coaching, Training |
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Posted in [None] by Tony Stoltzfus Jan 24th, 2009 |
Tags: Accountability, Action Steps, Benefits of Coaching, Books and Reviews, Coaching Relationship, Finding a Coach, Fitness, Goals, Health, Impact of Coaching, Internet, Leadership, Life Purpose and Destiny, Marketing, Networking and Referrals, Nutrition, Organizations, Practice Building, Spiritual Formation, Training, Values |
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