Blog
Coaching as Intentional One Anothering Part 10
by Pamela Mertz, PCC, CPCC Director of Education, CCNI Rom 15:14 admonish one another Col 3:16 Admonish is not a word we use very often,
July 23, 2025
No Comments
by Pamela Mertz, PCC, CPCC Director of Education, CCNI Rom 15:14 admonish one another Col 3:16 Admonish is not a word we use very often,
Yesterday, I found myself sitting on the porch, enjoying one of those first days of spring—the kind that gently nudges you out of winter’s slumber.
A number of years ago, on my way to a teaching mission in Eastern Europe, I had a 24-hour layover in Amsterdam, Holland. Since it
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
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 Tony Stoltzfus I’ve spent considerable time as a coaching trainer defining how a dream becomes a goal (answer: when you have a committed plan
by R.A. Weigel Matthew 7:7 (ESV) – “Ask, and it will be given to you; seek, and you will find; knock, and it will be
by TerryAnn Porter, CPLC and Director of Communication at CCNI Following God’s Plan to Crush Your Goals Can you be a Christian and pursue your
by Dr. R.A. Weigel, Ed.D., CPCC, CLPC, and President of CCNI When the student is ready the teacher will appear. When the student is truly
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.