What is Coaching?

Why Christian Coaching

Christian coaching is an ongoing conversation that empowers a person or team to fully live out God’s calling in their life and profession. The goal of coaching is for you to listen to the Holy Spirit, discover new things about yourself, and take action to reshape your life around that learning.

The coaching relationship is expected to produce insights, greater personal awareness, changed behaviors, actions, and ultimately results that satisfy the client. Much is expected of you: to evaluate, reason, imagine, decide, and implement.

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What is Coaching

Keith Web

“Coaching is an ongoing intentional conversation that empowers a person or group to fully live out God’s calling."

Patrick Williams & Diane Menendez

"In coaching the emphasis is on the client as the designer and creator of his or her life. From this perspective, the client is viewed as the expert on his or her life and is believed competent, capable, creative and resourceful. At the same time the coach is the expert on the coaching process. This means that the coach's responsibility is to discover, clarify, and align with what the client wants to achieve, encourage client self discovery, elicit client- generated strategies and ideas and hold the client responsible and accountable."

Richard Blackaby

“Spirit-led use of prayer, Scripture, and coaching skills to invite awareness of the activity of God and to help people align their life, and those who they lead, with God’s purposes."

Tony Stoltzfus

"Coaching is practicing the disciplines of believing in people in order to empower them to change."

Coaching is:

Client-driven, Action-oriented, Aligned toward the future, A relational partnership, A support system for change, Listening and asking instead of telling, Believing in people, Growth-centered, Conversational

Influence, not authority, Based on internal motivation

What Coaching Is

Coaching is about you – your goals, your learning, and your growth.

Coaching is about learning – rather than teaching.

Coaching is about action – your action.

Coaching is about all of you – not just your work.