Coaching is personal, practical, and built around what’s happening in your ministry right now. We’ll meet one-on-one over Zoom every other week to talk through your leadership, ministry, goals, challenges, and ideas.

You can bring whatever you’re working on—a sermon, upcoming event, volunteer challenge, difficult conversation, ministry strategy, leadership question, or simply something you need to process.

With your permission, our coaching conversations can be recorded so we can capture important ideas, decisions, and next steps. We’ll also keep an active shared coaching note where we can track goals, action items, resources, ideas, and what we want to revisit during our next conversation.

And ministry doesn’t always wait for the next scheduled Zoom. When something comes up and you need quick help, I’ll also be available for brief phone calls between sessions when possible. Sometimes you just need 10 minutes to talk through a decision, prepare for a conversation, or get another perspective.

Think of it less like attending a coaching program and more like having another ministry leader in your corner.

There’s no rigid curriculum. We’ll work on what matters most to you and your ministry while continuing to focus on your growth as a leader.

No. Ministry coaching is completely free.

There’s no coaching package to purchase, hidden fee, or paid program waiting at the end. I’ve had people invest in me throughout my ministry journey, and this is one way I want to invest in other ministry leaders.

Simply come ready to grow.

I ask that you make our biweekly conversations a priority, be open and honest about what you’re working through, and be willing to take practical next steps when we identify them.

You don’t need to prepare an assignment before every meeting. Some weeks you may bring a specific problem or project. Other weeks we may simply talk about how ministry and life are going.

The more you're willing to engage in the process, the more valuable our time together can be.

There isn’t a required long-term commitment.

I typically recommend starting with a six-month coaching relationship. That gives us enough time to get to know one another, establish goals, work through real ministry situations, and see meaningful growth over time.

At the end of six months, we can evaluate where you are and determine together whether continuing would be helpful.

Start with a conversation.

Complete the short interest form and tell me a little about yourself, your ministry, and what you’d like help with. From there, we’ll schedule an initial Zoom conversation to get to know one another, talk about what you're looking for, and determine whether coaching is a good fit.

There’s no pressure and no commitment just for reaching out. Text me: (832) 808-0308.