As adults, we spend the majority of our waking hours at work. Yet, this is often a neglected area when it comes to spiritual growth. Thankfully, all work is kingdom work. In this episode, author Tom Lutz shares key insights on taking a coach approach to discipline others in and through their work.   Tune in to hear:   The importance of seeing each person as an image-bearer The impact on people when they discover the kingdom purpose of their work as an image-bearer Practical examples and short stories of people finding God’s purpose in their everyday work         About Tom Lutz Tom Lutz, DMin, served as a Teaching Elder in the PCA Denomination before entering the business world where he brings decades of entrepreneurial experience to his work coaching marketplace leaders as a Convene CEO Roundtable chair and through his consulting company, Vision Planners. Tom also teaches biblical studies at Metro Atlanta Seminary and leads workshops to help Christians work with Kingdom purpose.   Click here to pick up your copy of the book, Equipping Christians for Kingdom Purpose in Their Work  

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Equipping Christians for Kingdom Purpose in Their Work #333

   In our digital age, people have all the information they need, yet they still aren’t experiencing the transformation they desire. Where is the gap? In today’s episode, Cheryl Scanlan, Master Certified Coach and Founder of Promised Land Living, shares how her ministry uses coaching skills to allow their participants time to breathe, to process, to feel, and to think. Using a slowed-down coach approach, 100% of participants who go through Promised Land Living report leaving more deeply connected to God.   Listen in to learn: What coaching uniquely brings to the ministry environment How to help learners take ideas from their heads to their hearts Ways to train ministry leaders in coaching skills   About Cheryl Scanlan   Cheryl Scanlan, MCC, CMCC is a former executive with a multi-million dollar firm in New York who loves the Lord.    In 2003, Tom, her husband and best friend of 35+ years, suggested coaching as a possible ministry for Cheryl. She followed his advice. In 2004, Cheryl began coaching even as she battled one of the worse cases of Lyme Disease on record at the time. Her work began in her local church of 4,000, where she had previously held numerous positions, such as Women’s Minister and Care Director.    Cheryl is primarily a business and executive coach with over 12,000 hours of coaching experience. She has worked with thousands of C-Levels and business owners within C3Advantage to develop high-performance organizations, foster executive health, and prepare organizations for critical transitions.   Currently, Cheryl serves as Provost of PCCI (Professional Christian Coaching Institute), and has partnered with Chris McCluskey for ten years and oversees the instructors, mentor coaching, and the CPLC certification process, and curriculum management.   As discussed in the podcast, Cheryl’s core passion is to see God’s people walk in step with Him. Within her nonprofit, Promised Land Living, Cheryl and her team equip certified coach presenters with tools to guide participants through a curriculum as they learn to walk in step with the Lord. Through a group and individual coaching method, Promised Land Living helps participants move into God’s best for their life.   For coaches looking to leverage coaching in ministry and group settings, please visit promisedlandliving.com to learn more about the growing team of coaches.  

Integrating Coaching into Ministry: Promised Land Living #332

Coaching consistently brings new and fresh insights. Yet, insight without action will never result in lasting transformation or change. That’s why the new ICF Competency #8, Facilitates Client Growth, is so important. This final and critical step of each coaching conversation will help your client take all their awareness, insight, and learning, and translate it into effective, doable action.   Tune into to discover:   Tips on helping your client transform learning and insight to action The importance of client autonomy even as they work with a coach The helpful SIDES acronym and how it can assist you and your client in developing a robust growth plan   About Stephanie Gow: Stephanie Gow serves as a Coach and Consultant for the Education Division of Franklin Covey. She also has her own private coaching practice, Chapelhouse Coaching where her mission is to spotlight the potential and worth that lives in every human being.   You can reach out to Stephanie at www.OurChapelHouse.com  

New ICF Competencies #8 Facilitates Client Growth #231

Would you like to press pause on the endless cycle of hurry and worry? If yes, then tune into this extremely important podcast. Because we all have unconscious beliefs, unspoken fears, and hidden habits we so easily rely on that feed our fast-paced culture. Whether the disembodied voices you hear are from others or yourself... past or present... it's time to silence them.    Stop mentally rehearsing all your self-sabotaging thoughts so you can start moving ahead with the things you intend to do.   Shed light on unseen factors and the specific mindsets that convince you that you can't accomplish your goals and find out how you can reach your greatest potential.   Learn more about "hurry sickness" (yes: it's a real thing!) and how you can heal from the harrowing effects of time urgency. 

Self-Sabotaging Mindsets #230

Pregnancy Resource Centers around the world are discovering that taking a coach approach in their ministries is key to saving lives and bringing hope to women in crisis.   Listen in as Jane and Joe Dalton and Pam Sluder share how coaching provides the key to: Setting the initial appointment with an abortion-minded woman Providing a space for her to feel heard, respected, and valued Helping her come to that critical life decision     About Joe and Jane Dalton   Joseph Dalton – CEO Jane Dalton – Executive Director   Joseph and Jane Dalton were born and raised in Missouri. They moved from St. Louis to Rolla sixteen years ago and are the proud parents of eleven children and ten grandchildren.   In 1997, God called the Daltons to step away from their corporate careers and into a life of service.   Now prominent figures in the pro-life industry, Jane is a Professional Certified Life Coach and Joe is a Professional Certified Leadership Coach. The Daltons successfully established thirteen pregnancy centers in Missouri including Pregnancy Resource Center of Rolla where Jane serves as Executive Director under the leadership of her husband who serves as CEO.   More than a decade ago, Jane integrated coaching conversations into the decision-making process when working with abortion minded mothers. She is an expert in option coaching techniques and is passionate about equipping other pregnancy centers with the knowledge and skills needed to use coaching conversation to empower the abortion determined mother to make a decision that both she and her child can live with.   Currently, Jane is writing her latest book, Coaching a Life-or-Death Decision, due for release in 2022.     About Pam Sluder   Pam Sluder – Client Services Director   Pam was born and raised in the state of Kansas. She and her husband Ron have been married for 26 years and blessed with 7 children and 15 grandchildren which bring them great joy!   Pam has an Associates of Arts Degree and a Certificate in Culinary Arts. She has over 20 years of experience in Food Service and Management.   Pam and her husband were called to Pastor the Rolla Church of the Nazarene and moved to Rolla, Missouri in 2013. It was at that time Pam left the food service arena.   In 2015 Pam joined the team at the Pregnancy Resource Center in Rolla and began options coaching training under the direction of Jane Dalton, coaching mothers facing an unplanned pregnancy. Pam also coaches single mothers in the PRC BRIDGES program along with coaching in church ministry.   Pam is working toward becoming a Certified Professional Life Coach through PCCI.  

A Coach Approach to Crisis Pregnancy Work #229

If neuroscience seems intimidating to you, then listen in to learn why brain science is so important to coaching and how it can enhance your coaching presence. Also, glean what you can do to bring simple concepts from neuroscience into your coaching practice; so your clients can receive the value of understanding what beliefs may be blocking their success. But that's not all!   Come to understand how 3 key areas of the brain greatly impact things like creativity, decisions, and change so your clients can get the most out of their coaching sessions and outcomes   Learn how people relate in regard to their brain function and emotional intelligence, so you can integrate a coach approach to how you interact with others   Apply basic working knowledge of neuroscience into your practice and watch your credibility as a coach soar   About Michael Pfau Michael Pfau is Founder and President of Crossways Life Coaching, LLC. Michael is an author, speaker, coach, mentor and trainer.  He holds a Master’s degree in Education and has over 4,200 hours of coaching business and individual clients. Michael partners with Christians in mid-life around career development, performance, and transitions. He also mentors new coaches around skill and business development. He developed an interest in Neuroscience through the work he does to help clients get unstuck, which often centers around mindsets and beliefs. Along with his own coaching practice, Michael serves as an instructor for the Professional Christian Coaching Institute and the Life Calling Institute. You can learn more about Coaching and The Brain by visiting www.crosswayslifecoaching.com/resources/braincoaching/.   

Brain Science for Beginners #328

Great coaches ask great questions, and so do great leaders. In fact, knowing what questions to ask, how to ask them, and how long to wait for an answer will yield better results than knowing all the right answers.  Join today’s guest, Bob Tiede, author of Leading with Questions, as he shares invaluable insights on creating a coaching culture within Cru.   You’ll walk away knowing: ·      The “8 Second Rule” for asking great questions ·      How to make your team 10 times more effective ·      The best way to help others feel loved         About Bob Tiede Bob has been on the Staff of Cru for 50 years.  He serves on the U.S. Leadership Development Team.  Bob's blog LeadingWithQuestions.com recently marked its 9th Anniversary and is followed by Leaders in over 190 Countries.  Bob is also the author of 4 popular books including "Great Leaders ASK Questions" & "Now That's a Great Question."  Bob and his wife Sherry live in Plano, Texas and are blessed with 4 - now adult and married children and 7 (soon 8) remarkable Grandchildren!"     Get FREE access to all of Bob’s book and resources at www.LeadingWithQuestions.com  

Creating a Coaching Culture in Cru with Bob Tiede #327

The speed of change progresses constantly. Our world accelerates daily. Change is inevitable. But organizations can adapt and even thrive. Our guest today, Steve Greer, is here to help you manage organizational change in the marketplace and the world.   In this episode, you'll: Learn the 3 keys for leading change  Identify the 5 triggers that help drive change Begin to retrain your brain to activate change and manage it more effectively Equip yourself with the 3 R's that cause people to want to change   About Steve Greer   Steve Greer is an Executive / Leadership Coach and Consultant at Genesis Assist, a company he co-founded with his wife to help others achieve their dreams.    Steve has over 34 years of experience with the Procter & Gamble Company.  In his current role, he is the Quality Assurance External Engagement Leader which involves working with FDA and leaders from consumer & pharmaceutical companies.  In 2017, he was awarded the James N. Gamble Award, the highest recognition to individuals at P&G in Quality Assurance who have made outstanding leadership contributions.   Steve is a sought-after speaker and has helped lead numerous conferences and workshops in the US and internationally.   Steve began his coaching journey over seven years ago (late 2011) with PCCI and now coaches executives and leaders.  He and his wife also own Genesis Counseling Center with multiple offices on the coast of Virginia serving close to 5,000 clients a month.    You can contact Steve and receive a copy of the slides for his presentation on leading Change in a Changing World at: www.GenesisAssistCoaching.com sgreer@genesisassist.com LinkedIn: SteveAGreer   

Organizational Change in a Changing World #326

Nothing is permanent in this world except change. If we want to be effective in coaching our clients, we have to self-lead and become agents of change. In this episode you'll not only learn how to lead change effectively; you'll be encouraged to step out in healthy fear, as you build your confidence to grow into the role of your calling. Say goodbye to discouragement, so long to unhealthy caution, and hello to your abundant future! Increase your awareness of change and learn: * 3 keys to personal change that will help you unlearn fears and develop a growth mindset, so you can change and promote change from the inside out with your clients * How to discern the difference between unhealthy and healthy fear, so you can unmask the prewired knowledge that keeps you stuck * How to view challenges as a way to improve instead of proving so you can turn your situation around and walk alongside your clients so they can do the same * One truth bomb that will catapult you toward success! About Steve Greer Steve Greer is an Executive / Leadership Coach and Consultant at Genesis Assist, a company he co-founded with his wife to help others achieve their dreams. Steve has over 34 years of experience with the Procter & Gamble Company. In his current role, he is the Quality Assurance External Engagement Leader which involves working with FDA and leaders from consumer & pharmaceutical companies. In 2017, he was awarded the James N. Gamble Award, the highest recognition to individuals at P&G in Quality Assurance who have made outstanding leadership contributions. Steve is a sought-after speaker and has helped lead numerous conferences and workshops in the US and internationally. Steve began his coaching journey over seven years ago (late 2011) with PCCI and now coaches executives and leaders. He and his wife also own Genesis Counseling Center with multiple offices on the coast of Virginia serving close to 5,000 clients a month. You can contact Steve and receive a copy of the slides for his presentation on Leading Change in a Changing WorldÊat: www.GenesisAssistCoaching.com sgreer@genesisassist.com LinkedIn: SteveAGreer

Personal Change in a Changing World with Steve Greer #325

In this episode, we're setting aside shop talk to focus on who we are and Whose we are in Christ. If there's ever been a time to renew your mind, then it's now. In these troubled times. CS Lewis said it best. So we're drawing on a virtual gathering we had last year in what we're calling Family Devotions. We hope it brings both help and hope to you and yours.   Renew your mind with: • Insights that focus on your identity in Christ during troubled times, not only now with COVID-19 but also in any time of tribulation. • Tips on how to live in this age without being of it, while you take captive the fears that run through your mind. • Romans 12 and Paul's words from the Word of God, so your soul can be transformed during such a time as this. • Strategies to support those in your family who struggle with stuffing their emotions, so you and yours can stay strong in spirit.  

CS Lewis on Renewing Your Mind in Troubled Times #324

We're opening the mailbox for the 17th time here during this holiday season, and we are addressing some very practical questions this time as well as some holiday marketing thoughts. Listen in to find out more about... How to think about using an income-based or sliding scale as part of your pricing strategy How to keep your clients' long term goals in front of them without it being about "your" agenda How to coordinate care with other professionals Marketing over the holidays without seeming to take advantage of the season 

Opening the Mailbox #17 #323

  When you speak, teach, or present in front of a group, you want your points to stick. Lessons to be learned. Listeners to be truly engaged and eager to take their next step. But this is easier said than done. Tune in as today’s guest, Charles Stone, shares 8 core principles for communication found at the intersection of how Jesus taught and neuroscience. Listen in to learn: How to help your listeners prepare to listen, learn, and take action on what you say The power of beginning with a concept map How to use the primacy-recency principle to help you organize your material Key brain-science principles that make your talk memorable    About Charles Stone   Charles has been a pastor for forty years in the US and Canada and is certified as a coach with the ICF. He has authored seven books, and his writing has appeared over 300 times on leading Christian leadership websites.   His passion is intersecting Biblical truth with neuroscience. He has earned four degrees and is currently completing his PhD. He has been married forty-one years to his wife Sherryl, and they have three adult children and three grandchildren.   You can learn more about If Jesus Gave a TED Talk: 8 neuroscience principles the Master Teacher used to persuade His audience (2021, Freiling Publishing) here: https://www.jesustedtalk.com/  

If Jesus Gave a TED Talk #322

Coaching is gaining a foothold in the Catholic church. Once the distinction of professional-grade coaching was recognized and the idea of coaching being sort of new-age was laid to rest, the desire for coaching and the need for professionally trained coaches has grown. Today we are exploring the Catholic coaching movement     Listen in today with our guest Lisa Mladinich to discover:   Where the Catholic church has been in terms of coaching and where is it going?    What stigma is associated with counseling and coaching within the Catholic church?   How many valuable, people-helping modalities are available within the Catholic church, and where's the gap that coaching fills?   What are the exciting opportunities available for people in the Catholic World who want to know more about coaching?   About Lisa Mladinich   Lisa Mladinich is an ICF-Certified Life Coach and Gallup-Certified CliftonStrengths® Coach dedicated to helping clients glorify God by living powerfully in their natural talents. A best-selling author and media host, Lisa has appeared on EWTN TV’s Women of Grace, Sunday Night Prime, BookMark, and Catholic Mom’s Café, as well as CatholicTV’s This, is the Day, the Son Rise Morning Show, The Jennifer Fulwiler Show, Busted Halo, and much other television, radio, and podcast programs. Lisa is the founder of “Wonderfully Made,” an online membership that includes original strengths-development courses, live events, and mastermind groups. Her new internet TV program called, “Wonderfully Made: Your Talents. God’s Purpose,” can be accessed from the home page of her website. Lisa has been married to the love of her life, Charlie, for 36 years. They have a grown daughter and live in the wilds of suburban Long Island. Find Lisa at www.WonderfullyMade139.com.

The Catholic Coaching Movement with Lisa Mladinich #321

Sometimes as a leader, instead of soaring high, we crash and burn, and face the question, “How can I ever recover from this?” Our special guest today, Warwick Fairfax, has walked through that fire and has recovered.   Join us today to see how God can turn ashes into beauty as Warwick shares:   Philosophical and practical breakthroughs that will get you through the thick of your leadership issues, so you can turn your crucible into a defining moment   Insight on the common denominators among people who rise above and those who meltdown but never rise back up... so you'll have what you need to overcome blind spots   The choices you can make right now, to let your pain be used for a God-given purpose, so He can do some of His mightiest work in and through you     About Warwick Fairfax   Warwick Fairfax is the founder of Crucible Leadership, a philosophical and practical breakthrough in turning business and personal failures into the fuel for igniting a life of significance. He has been hailed by Forbes as offering “compelling insights for anyone who would like to wake up feeling inspired by their work but doesn’t” ... insights rooted not in a checklist of glib to-do’s but in his own experience at the epicenter of one of the most spectacular business failures in the history of his home nation of Australia. Fairfax was only 26 when, as the fifth-generation heir to a media empire bearing his family name, he led — and lost — a multibillion-dollar public takeover bid. The result? The company founded by his great-great-grandfather slipped from family control after 150 years, leaving him to examine not only his own shortcomings and losses but also his life’s principles and the lessons he learned from family members who came before him and some of history’s greatest leaders. It has been by shaping these insights as a leadership adviser that Fairfax has enabled others to learn from what he describes as their own “crucible experiences” and emerge to lead a life rooted in who they are. His journey has opened a door for men and women from all walks of life to not only bounce back from failure but to become the leaders they were born to be. Fairfax is the author of Crucible Leadership: Embrace Your Trials to Lead a Life of Significance (Mount Tabor Media, 2021). The book discusses for the first time his thoughts and actions in launching the John Fairfax Ltd. takeover and explains what he learned about himself from that devastating failure — who he was and was not his unique design, purpose, passions, and vision really were. He shares insights from his experience and interviews other leaders who have leveraged their crucible moments to live and lead with significance on the podcast BEYOND THE CRUCIBLE, available through all major podcasting channels. Fairfax holds an undergraduate degree in Philosophy, Politics, and Economics from Oxford University and earned his MBA from Harvard Business School. He is an International Coach Federation (ICF) certified executive coach. He is an Elder at Bay Area Community Church. He lives in Annapolis, Maryland, with his wife, Gale. They have three children who are in the process of developing their own unique paths to lives of significance.   Learn more at https://crucibleleadership.com/.  

Crucible Leadership with Warwick Fairfax #320

You know that coaching has gone mainstream; but did you know that it's part of the team culture at the IRS? Today, we have a front-row seat in exploring this decade-long and growing, movement within the IRS. Our guest, Carolon Donnally, leads the coaching and change movement at the IRS, and today she shares unique insights that you can use in your own workplace or with organizational and leadership coaching clients.   Tune in to:   Unpack the "coaching culture" buzzword so you can understand what it really means and leverage it for effective leadership and learning. Explore the difference between coaching and mentoring so you and others can truly receive the benefit of distinctly different coaching. Get insider tips on what went well and what needed improvement during the IRS's coaching culture journey, so that you can replicate success in your organization and your coaching business.   About Carolon Donnally:   Carolon Donnally is a Professional Certified Coach through the International Coach Federation.   She has over 20 years of experience in leadership development, employee engagement, organizational development, curriculum design, and leadership and executive coaching.  Carolon was the head of leadership coaching for the Internal Revenue Service for 8 years and now leads coaching and change management in one of the IRS’ largest business units.  Carolon has the distinguished honor of recently receiving an IRS Commissioner Award for efforts in starting up a peer-to-peer employee coaching program. She earned a Master of Science degree in Organizational Development from Pepperdine University and has worked with clients in France, Costa Rica, and China.  As an extension of her passion for leadership development, in 2019, she founded Carolon Donnally Consulting where she helps leaders and organizations become burnout resistant.    Connect with Carolon at: www.Carolon-Donnally.com  

Creating a Coaching Culture in an Organization - IRS #319

Welcome to Professional Christian Coaching Today with Chris McCluskey and Kim Avery, a weekly podcast dedicated to informing, inspiring, and equipping Christians in the art and science of professional-grade Christian coaching. Along with cutting-edge content, you'll hear great interviews with guests such as Dan Miller, Michael Hyatt, Dr. Gary Collins, Kary Oberbrunner, Dr. Marilee Adams, Dr. Richard Swenson, C.J. Hayden and more. Our goal is to raise the standard in coaching and change the world.

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