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3 Faith Coaching skills for Parents
Parents can be the most effective faith coaches in a child’s life. The job description is not tough, but there is no Easy Button. Coaching faith inyoungster requires an intentional investment in their world. In 1 Thessalonians 2:11-12 Paul describes the three basic tools for faith coaching.
Encourage
Comfort
Urge
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God still shows up
Time has never been more valuable, spend it here.
For many people in this culture, God is crowded out… relegated to one day a week inside church walls. But, in spite of the attempts to conceal him and confine him, he finds a way to show up in the most unexpected and unimaginable places. I bet [...]
Faith Notes Get Personal
A free dose of faith conditioning
Subscribing to my weekly e-message called Faith Notes is STEP-ONE toward taking faith outside the walls of church and into the streets. Each Monday morning subscribers are greeted by an inspirational faith-story in their inbox.
The goal is simple: GoFaith.
The structure is always: The story.
The outline is expected: Preparation | Inspiration [...]
Faith Features
The Fingerprints of God here and now!
These features are snapshots of real people in real families, facing real challenges, learning real lessons, getting real understandings, in real jobs, in real schools, in real communities around the world. LB Lyon has interviewed them and retold their stories, including some of their comments in their own voices.
These [...]
i2eye ~ Mini-messages
Your message in a minute
These snapshots are homespun to be personal and poignant. Some are thought-provoking, others leave us laughing, and one or two will move you to action. It is our intent for the message to sneak up on you, in the blink of an eye. In each of these 60-second blasts you will [...]
Faith Number
Ready for a faith audit?
To keep your faith conditioned, you have to have an action plan. Growing, flourishing faith demands action (2 Thessalonians 1:3-4). Most believers don’t stop long enough to assess the condition of their faith, much less work on a plan to grow it. The basic idea is to just keep it, like [...]
