Resources to Make You a Better Coach in 2024
Are you seeing your vision for coaching become a reality? You have put effort into learning how to coach, maybe even built a coaching business or ministry. Whatever your next steps, we are have a resource that can help.

Written By CCT Team

Robert E Logan and Gary Reinecke Christian Coaching Tools Co-Founders.

It’s likely that your coaching journey began with being coached yourself. That coaching experience may have been successful because you had an excellent and experienced coach or your own eagerness may have raised the effectiveness of basic coaching skills. 

Working with eager and motivated coachees isn’t the norm. In fact, many people look for a coach to help them determine their giftings, find their purpose, and set goals for their lives. They come to you needing direction. Helping them discover who they are and what they want to accomplish is a process that can be delicate and lengthy. It requires excellent coaching skills. 

Resources to Make You a Better Coach

Whether you are new to coaching, a seasoned veteran, or looking for a way to help your clients raise the effectiveness of their ministries we are here to help. All of the following resources contain principles and processes that have been refined over decades of coaching and coach training. 

Christian Coaching Essentials

Christian Coaching EssentialsIf you are brand new to coaching, returning to coaching, or helping develop coaches you need Christian Coaching Essentials. This book walks you through the basics while offering practical exercises and applications to help cement key concepts and start using them right away. 

After launching Christian Coaching Essentials earlier this year, the feedback has been astounding and requests to translate into different languages are starting to come in. Why? Because this book is simple, straightforward, and a powerful tool to develop new coaches. 

Available in paperback and Kindle.*

Christian Coaching Excellence

You have been coaching for a while but are ready to take it to the next level. Whether you are trying to increase your effectiveness and see greater results or preparing to make coaching your full time job or ministry coaching excellence is the goal. Christian Coaching Excellence is the tool that will get you there. The book builds on the basics by doing a deep dive into each of the 9 coaching competencies. Used in partnership with the 360° Christian Coach Assessment, this resource can be used to target personalized areas of development.

Available in paperback and Kindle.*

The 360° Christian Coach Assessment

The only assessment for Christian coaches that is backed by qualitative research. The result is a snapshot of how you operate in nine core competency areas and 55 behavioral expressions. Additionally, the assessment is linked to a broader data-base so you can see how your competencies stack up against coaches who consistently produce excellent results. The report was recently updated to integrate with Christian Coaching Excellence to direct you to tools that help you grow in targeted areas.

Barnabas Ministry Training

Develop a Coaching MinistryYour coaching clients need help carrying out the work of ministry. What they really need is a team of coaches to disciple, develop, and empower people. Barnabas Ministry Training is a turn key training kit specifically designed to equip lay leaders with coaching skills. It includes facilitator and participant guides, links to video instruction from coaching pioneer, Dr. Bob Logan, and ideas to help you roll out the training in your context. 

Available for immediate download.

 

 

Coach Mentoring

The best way to catalyze your development as a coach is through coach mentoring. Dr. Bob Logan and Dr. Gary Reinecke have both walked with countless people to help them raise their effectiveness as a coach. To learn more about coach mentoring CLICK HERE to request a free 30-minute exploratory conversation to talk with Bob or Gary.

                                                      

 

Coaching Through Decision Fatigue

The world is changing at breakneck speed. For many ministry leaders, new innovations are seen as roadblocks to their mission and vision. Constantly navigating around them is exhausting. Here is how you help those leaders keep moving forward.

Drilling down for insight

Giving feedback is a learned skill.  Helping someone grow in this area can be a game changer. But you must slow down and remain present and ask reflective questions.

Is Coaching Still Relevant?

The way ministry is done has changed a lot recently. Your coaching ministry is losing steam. People just aren’t engaging like they used to. Is coaching no longer relevant? Is there another system out there that is more effective?

Building Cultural Awareness for Effective Coaching

If you are working to make your coaching client list more diverse, the best place to start is with a refresher in cultural sensitivity

Coaching for Resourcing 

Fighting a scarcity mindset by helping clients see God’s provision.

A Military Strategy for Coaching Ministries?

Big changes are needed to halt the decline of the Church in America. However, even small changes can be met with heavy resistance. Many pastors have tried to implement healthy changes and admit that it feels almost impossible. Here is a strategy that might help.

The Organized Coach

If you are coaching more than a handful of people, you know it can get hard to track all the moving parts. Here’s how you can keep it all organized.

2 Areas of Your Coaching Business to Consider

You’ve got the basics of your coaching practice in order. You are a trained coach and you have a business plan in motion. But things are moving slower than you hoped. Here are some intangibles and nonessentials that, with some attention, might be just what you need. 

The Prepare—Engage—Act Coaching Cycle

The three-phase cycle that is the foundation for successful coaching sessions.

Building your coaching practice

There is a lot of information swirling about the internet on how to build a coaching practice. Some of it is good and some not so much. What is actually necessary for you and your coaching practice? Here are some misconceptions and 7 essentials for success.