Hope and Expect
By Denise UtterVibrant Faith Coaching Team As August tails off into September, I often reflect back to my teacher days. I loved the end of
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The Power of Partnering
By Rev. Dr. Mark SlaughterVibrant Faith Coaching Team Fall is on our doorstep, and that means we’re already working to reinvent what we do to
Critical Questions for Faith-Forming Leaders
By Jim LaDouxDirector of Coaching & Coaching School In John 17, as Jesus is preparing Himself for the cross, He prays out loud so that His followers
What We’re Learning: The Power of Presence
By Dr. Nancy GoingDirector of Research & Resource Development In the emerging research spotlighting the impact of pandemic-induced social isolation, the outcomes are sobering. Writing in
A 5-Step Path For Coaching Through Conflict
By Jim LaDouxDirector of Coaching & Coaching School There’s no such thing as a conflict-free church or leadership team. Over the course of a year, most leaders
The Downside of MLK Day?
By Fred Oduyoye and Rick LawrenceIn the week of MLK Day, and on the precipice of Black History Month, Reachable Reconciliation Founder Fred Oduyoye offers up a challenge
Managing Your Anxiety as a Leader
By Jim LaDouxDirector of Coaching & Coaching School “All people should strive to learn before they die, what they are running from, and to, and why.” – James
Six Ways to Curate Curiosity
By Jim LaDouxDirector of Coaching Services & Coaching School We underestimate the power of curiosity—it’s the bedrock of learning, imagination, and innovation. Vibrant Faith highlights the primacy
What The Church Can Learn from Evangelical Dissent
In an extensive, deeply sourced piece called “The Dissenters Trying to Save Evangelicalism From Itself,”published two weeks ago in The New York Times, award-winning op-ed columnist
Grow With God Through Community
Marshall McLuhan famously said: “The medium is the message.” He meant that the way we learn and grow is at least as important as the content of