Vision doesn’t always come to us clearly and fully formed. There are often questions, fears, and doubts that are closely tied to our dreams and passions. Here are some great questions you can use to come alongside others in this very personal journey of identifying dreams and passions.

In our society today we tend to think of a busy schedule as a badge of honor. We rush from one activity or event to the next. We work long hours. We have family obligations. There is an ever-growing list of chores and errands in the back of our minds. We tend to wear busyness as a badge of honor but in reality it does more harm than good. As coaches, we can see when a client is struggling with busyness and can plant a seed for needed rest.

You are walking through possibly the most stressful couple of years that our generation will face. Coping mechanisms were created for times like these. But they aren’t meant to become habits. When they do, I find one area that suffers is our physical health—diet and exercise. These tips for coaching for physical health may be helpful to your clients… and maybe even yourself.

How are we to handle the polarization in our own world? How do we engage in healthy ways? In ways that reflect more of God’s Kingdom to others? Coaching provides us with a powerful tool as good questions promote understanding and lowers the temperature, as opposed to fueling a polarized environment.

You want to see people accept the Lordship of Christ and be transformed by the love of God. Disciple making is your heart and you work at it faithfully, but you aren’t seeing results. Fusing disciple making and coaching into your ministry.