As a Christian coach, ethical practice is not just a professional requirement—it is a spiritual calling. Coaching is a position of trust, and maintaining integrity
by Rich Weigel God expects your loyalty, and you have the right to expect it from other Christians. In addition, your clients have the right
By Regina Freedman, M.S.Ed., ACC There are many helpful assessment tools for career and life coaches to use with their clients who are making major
by R.A. Weigel Moral authority is our ability to lead, help, coach, and serve others, not by title or position, but by the godly way
by R.A. Weigel Luke 6:54 (ESV) – The good person out of the good treasure of his heart produces good, and the evil person out
There are numerous points that might offend a client if you are not adequately aware of the nuances of the cultural and background knowledge of the situation. A caring coach should at all times be curious and considerate about the client’s needs and values.
by Brian Bennett, CCNI Board Member Conferences often offer the fuel that breakthrough thrives on. I have had some of my most defining moments through
by Michael J. Marx “I like Frank. He is in my coaching group. Yet I do not think that what he is doing is ethically
by Michael J. Marx “You’re on mute, Michael” Agh! How many times have I started to say something on a Zoom call and been reminded
by Michael J. Marx A friend of mine is fond of referring to his calling as bringing “shalomification” to the world. His premise is from
