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What’s next?
This entry is part of a week-long series on powerful coaching questions. Sometimes in coaching we can spend a great deal of time identifying the key issues, brainstorming potential solutions, and crafting a plan for change. But all of this comes to nothing if we don’t...
What action steps can you take in the next 30 days?
This entry is part of a week-long series on powerful coaching questions. Right after a client has had a major “ah-ha” moment-- that breakthrough insight, like God just woke them up and made everything clear-- they will usually state it: “Now I know what I need to do…...
How will you stay on track?
This entry is part of a week-long series on powerful coaching questions. This question-- “How will you stay on track?”-- is one that I often ask after a person has established their goal and put their action plan in place. It’s particularly helpful when the goal is...
If you knew you couldn’t fail, what would you do for the glory of God?
This entry is part of a week-long series on powerful coaching questions. Dennis Beatty, who was mentoring me at the time, originally asked this question of me when I was a university student: “If you knew you couldn’t fail, what would you do for the glory of God?”...
Who can help you?
This entry is part of a week-long series on powerful coaching questions. Let’s say you’re working with a leader who is wrestling with something or having difficulty putting together a plan. When you start asking them questions to help them brainstorm, like “What are...
If it were easy, they wouldn’t need you
Sometimes when I’m coaching people who are running up against very challenging circumstances or wrestling with very difficult problems, I need to remind myself of this: If it were easy, they wouldn’t need you. When people need coaching is when they’re struggling with...
3 Ways to Focus Mission
This blog entry is by guest blogger Steve Ogne, church planter coach and consultant with CRM. Steve and I worked together for a decade and collaborated on several projects together, including The Church Planter’s Toolkit. Steve’s most recent publication is...
3 Ways to Prioritize Mission
This blog entry is by guest blogger Steve Ogne, church planter coach and consultant with CRM. Steve and I worked together for a decade and collaborated on several projects together, including The Church Planter’s Toolkit. Steve’s most recent publication is...
3 Ways to Mobilize Mission
This blog entry is by guest blogger Steve Ogne, church planter coach and consultant with CRM. Steve and I worked together for a decade and collaborated on several projects together, including The Church Planter’s Toolkit. Steve’s most recent publication is...
3 Questions Every Pastor Must Ask
This blog entry is by guest blogger Steve Ogne, church planter coach and consultant with CRM. Steve and I worked together for a decade and collaborated on several projects together, including The Church Planter’s Toolkit. Steve’s most recent publication is...
What assets do you already have?
When we are faced with a challenging goal, one of the first places our minds go is to what we don’t have. I could do this if I had__________. A question I like to ask to counter or pre-empt that scarcity mindset is, “What assets do you already have?” When we get...
T4T in The Philippines
I got the letter below a while back from Dave White, who serves in Philippines. Training for Trainers (T4T) is really working well for us. I've made good progress in contextualizing, am having great results in my own personal use in church planting, have trained one...