Workshops
Tuesday, Oct. 8th, 2024 Morning
Morning
TRUST—The Key to Effective Coaching and Disciplemaking by Debi Zass
Trust is a vital part of every relationship. This workshop will explore ways of partnering with the person you discipling or coaching to create a safe place to share life and to be able to get to below the surface issues that may be preventing a person from reaching their full potential. This will be an interactive workshop with time to practice what is presented.
Using Clifton Strengths to Augment Your Coaching by Ellen Susman
Studying CliftonStrengths can increase clients’ self-awareness to then help them achieve their goals. Come learn about the 34 strengths and how they can help you empower others in their ministry and walk with Jesus.
Lessons in Leadership: The Discipline of Being Coachable by Kristie Monteiro
Effective leadership isn’t just about giving directions; it’s about continuous growth and learning. In this workshop, we’ll explore the transformative power of being open to coaching and feedback. Participants will discover how cultivating a coachable mindset can propel them towards greater success in their leadership roles. We will learn practical strategies for embracing feedback, seeking mentorship, and leveraging coaching opportunities to enhance their leadership capabilities. We’ll delve into the importance of humility, resilience, and self-awareness in journey towards becoming a coachable leader.
Tuesday, Oct. 8th, 2024 Afternoon
Afternoon
Coaching: Bringing Heart to Your Disciplemaking Process by Cindy Jolley and Sarah Esselborn
Navigators know how to make disciples. We know the plans, the processes, and the tools, and we want to see generations of disciples raised up to follow Jesus. Coaching creates a heart space for disciples to hear God speak to them directly to guide and motivate how they move forward in following Jesus. In this workshop, we will look at the vital role coaching plays in how we pass on the things we know, how to bring that heart into the plans, processes, and tools we have, and how this combination can transform hearts of individuals and impact future generations.
How to Have Developmental Dialogue by Sarah Baldwin
As coaches, we long to draw out reflection that leads to change. But sometimes we feel stuck in our question-asking. Come and practice Henry Clay’s acrostic D.R.E.S.S.C.O.D.E.S. and watch the power of questions that turn surface-level responses toward internal pressures and desires. DRESSCODES is a developmental tool that nestles nicely within Develop inside the Lead-Develop-Care Shepherd Model.
Resilience by Tom Mabie
We have just walked through an unbelievingly challenging and difficult season of life. How can we get our life back and recover our souls and follow a path of supernatural resilience, so that we can reclaim our joy, strengthen our heart and thrive through the storms of life? Having faced the trauma of a global pandemic and wars and disasters all around us, how can we find a path of genuine recovery and resilience through Jesus?
Group Coaching to Build Local Disciplemaking Networks by Steve Tice
Applying coaching skills and values to group settings provides interactions that lay a foundation for the trust necessary to produce broad, community engagement and development for growing disciplemaking cultures.
Wednesday, Oct. 9th, 2024 Morning
Morning
Walking in Fullness and Abundance by Tom Mabie
As the people of God face the challenge of bondage and captivity in Egypt and wandered in the wilderness, God eventually brought them into the Promised Land—a land of abundance and freedom, a land flowing with milk and honey, a land of rest. So, too we have been invited into the Promised Land by Jesus Christ. What does it take for believers, followers of Jesus to walk in fullness and abundance? What will it take, practically speaking, to live this out? Lear a simple process to help us continue to live in freedom and abundance.
Coach the Bible by Dennis Blevins
A workshop demonstrated about the key concepts in the alongsider are fleshed out in CoachtheBible.com and practice.
Culturally Competent Coaching, International by Renee Lyons
This workshop will evoke awareness of our assumptions. Once assumptions are identified, we will then build skills to test these assumptions. Assumptions range from ourselves to others to language, and even values, behaviors, and beliefs. Oftentimes, we think we are speaking at a 2 and it it is heard at a 10. Join us as we build cultural awareness through scenarios, role playing, and more.
Wednesday Oct. 9th 2024 Afternoon
Afternoon
Using the DiSC to Bless Your Coachee’s Heart by Margaret Fitzwater
The DiSC personality assessment can help coaches identify a person’s strengths, motivations, and communication preferences. Coaches can then use the information to create tailored solutions for goal achievement, relationship building, communication, and self-awareness. The goal of DiSC coaching is to help users build and maximize productive coaching relationships.
Coaching Marriages/Couples Using SYMBIS by Alex Mata
Join us for an introduction to SYMBIS and how as a coach you can make a difference! Come if you just want to learn about premarital or marriage coaching.
How Coaching Can Equip People to be Lifelong Learners by Bill Mowry
Lifelong learning is one of the greatest skills leaders, need today. Because culture is changing so rapidly, quick-fix solutions are becoming rare. We must help leaders tap into the wisdom of both the Scriptures and their experience.
Coaching Across U.S. Cultural Differences by Jane Menning
Ministering across U.S. cultural differences can be very rewarding but also requires us to understand both our own cultural backgrounds as well as the other person’s. In this interactive workshop, we will share our experiences and gain valuable skills and insights into the joys and challenges of working with the diverse Body of Christ. Opportunities for follow up coaching will also be made available.
