by Gary Reinecke | Jun 15, 2022 | Coaching applications
People approach coaching with various ideas that may or may not line up with what coaching actually is. Here’s a quick overview of the distinctions between coaching and counseling the two disciplines, taken from an article authored by Linda Miller, a coach and...
by CCT Team | Jun 8, 2022 | Coaching applications
Soft skills that can help your marriage Coaching skills emphasize things like seeing various sides of a situation, listening until you understand well enough to summarize accurately from the other person’s point of view, searching for multiple possible solutions, and...
by Gary Reinecke | Jun 1, 2022 | Coaching applications
Many churches are seeing relational cracks, lack of focus on making disciples, and intentional leadership development in the foundation of small groups ministries. Gently exposing these flaws is only the first step to repurposing your small groups to become more...
by Robert E Logan | May 25, 2022 | Coaching applications
Consider: When was the last time you felt truly listened to? When was the last time someone stayed focused on your agenda, your issue, or your challenge? How did that feel? You can give that gift and build with neighbors in your community. In real life, sometimes you...
by Gary Reinecke | May 18, 2022 | Coaching applications
Leaders in their final years of vocational ministry are in a unique phase of life. Serving in the same role for a couple of years prior to retirement is one thing; serving in the same role for a decade or two (or three!) is a different thing altogether! There is a...
by Robert E Logan | May 12, 2022 | Coaching applications, Coaching strategies
A Coaching Culture Many pastors and leaders like the idea of coaching as part of the very fabric of how they do ministry–they want it to permeate their whole discipleship and leadership development process. They would like it if everyone had a coach. Yet few manage to...
