When seeing is the first step

Sometimes when you’re coaching someone and seeking to develop them in their leadership, they run up against some kind of blockage. If you probe a little further into their background, you might find the roots of the blockage. What have they experienced in ministry?...
A conversation with Bob Logan

A conversation with Bob Logan

Developing a coaching culture greatly enhances ministry fruitfulness. Whether a church or a network of churches, mobilizing and multiplying coaches to come alongside of people provides personalized support and increases results. This week the Vineyard Multiply...
Christmas shopping? Consider Becoming Barnabas

Christmas shopping? Consider Becoming Barnabas

If so, check out my latest book: Becoming Barnabas. This would make a great Christmas present. Becoming Barnabas is a book designed for ordinary people– short and eminently readable– that drills down in practical ways on communication skills in the church...

Coaching clusters

The most common way to do coaching is one-on-one. Yet I’ve found that another strategy that works well is coaching one-on-three– what I call coaching clusters. As a coach, I have each person prepare individually. Then during a 90-minute session, I coach each...
My newest book is out: Becoming Barnabas

My newest book is out: Becoming Barnabas

I have a new book out that’s especially geared toward laypeople. Short and readable, Becoming Barnabas zeros in how listening well and asking good questions can help them in all areas of their lives:  relationships, groups, and ministries. Imagine what a difference it...