In this conversation, Brian and Cory discuss the importance of coaching in disciple-making. We highlight the distinction between instructive coaching and disciple-making coaching, which focuses on asking open-ended questions and facilitating learning and reflection. We emphasize the value of ongoing coaching in sustaining and supporting disciple-makers, as well as the need for startup coaching to initiate new movements. We also discuss the benefits of group coaching and the importance of creating coaching environments that allow for self-discovery and the sharing of experiences and strategies.
- Takeaways:
- Coaching is a significant aspect of disciple making and is essential for sustaining and helping networks flourish.
- Disciple making coaching involves asking open-ended questions and facilitating an environment for learning and reflection.
- Ongoing coaching provides a safe space for troubleshoot, wrestle through challenges, and receive support.
- Startup coaching is important for initiating new movements and providing training and support for new disciple makers.
- Group coaching allows for the sharing of experiences, strategies, and learning from one another.
- Coaching environments create stability, longevity, and creativity in disciple making.
