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Bear with One Another – Part 6
Bear with One Another; Bearing One Another’s Burdensm Eph 4:2, Col 3:13; Gal 6:2 Part 6 of “One Anothering” by Pam Mertz As a Christian
Christian Coaching – A Unique Calling for the Body of Christ
by R.A. Weigel Everybody needs a Christian coach and perhaps God’s people need a Christian coach even more than unbelievers. The truth be told, it’s
Think Time
by Brian Bennett One of the especially important events in a coach’s calendar is think time. Space for them to reflect, connect the dots and
Coaching as One Anothering – Part 5
by Pamela Mertz Serving One Another Gal 5:13 For you were called to freedom, brothers. Only do not use your freedom as an opportunity for
Christian Coaching – Getting Help From the Holy Spirit, part 3
by R.A. Weigel God gave Christians, the followers of Christ, the gift of the Holy Spirit for a reason. It’s for your benefit – to
Coaching as Intentional One Anothering, part 4
By Pamela Mertz Who are my One Anothers? When I first dove into this concept and was being intentional about “one anothering”, I needed to
The Challenge of Becoming a Coach
by Brian Bennett Becoming a coach is a vulnerable journey. Many of us have transitioned from a career path where we developed a certain level
Getting Help From the Holy Spirit – part 2
Nine perspectives to help you hear from the Holy Spirit, by R.A. Weigel A series of 9 articles about hearing from the Holy Spirit. (read
Christian Coaching – Getting Help From the Holy Spirit
Nine keys for getting help to hear from the Holy Spirit. By R.A. Weigel This is the first article in a series of articles about
Coaching as Intentional One Anothering, part 3
Pray For One Another – Part 3 by Pamela Mertz As Christian coaches, we get the privilege to pray. Prayer is defined as a conversation
Do Not Strengthen the Horse
by Janice M Taylor “Do not strengthen the horse!” The words that came out of my mouth when my teenage son boasted about how fit
Mountain Climbing and Christian Coaching
by R.A. Weigel What is Christian coaching? Here is a good way to think about it. Someone stands at the base of a mountain and
