by CCT Team | Jan 12, 2022 | Coaching applications, Coaching strategies
As both a ministry leader and coaches, we figured we’d give coaches a peak into some of the most helpful ways we have found to cast strong vision in order to get others on board. You can encourage those you are coaching to try out and use some of these ideas. We...
by Robert E Logan | Dec 29, 2021 | Coaching applications
The Need It’s easy to assume people already know what they want… and deep down that may be true. Most of us, however, need help to articulate and to clarify the vision God has placed within us. Vision doesn’t always come to us clearly and fully formed. There are often...
by Gary Reinecke | Dec 22, 2021 | Coaching applications
The Need for Rest If you need proof that we all feel busy and are in need of rest, conduct this experiment: ask ten people how they are doing and just keep track of the responses. How many times out of 10 do you estimate you will receive an answer involving their...
by Gary Reinecke | Dec 14, 2021 | Coaching applications
It might be a stretch to connect our physical health to scripture, though I am sure it has and can be done. I would softly whisper that as followers of Jesus, doesn’t it just make good, common sense to be in the best place physically, mentally, spiritually as we...
by Robert E Logan | Dec 7, 2021 | Coaching applications, Coaching strategies
How can we be more effective at helping people in their stewardship? By taking a coaching approach to conversations—even if it’s not within a formal coaching relationship—we can help disciple people in this area. Strategy #1: Identification of principles and values...
by Robert E Logan | Dec 1, 2021 | Coaching applications
Everyone in ministry believes in spiritual gifts. Almost everyone thinks they’re important. But only a minute portion have organized a way to help people really begin intentionally working out of their giftedness. We’ve preached on gifts and offered gifts inventories...
