A coach's role is to help clients see clearly during dark times, looking to the Lord for revelation and clear sight. Webster defines revelation as: "An act of revealing or communicating divine truth." Dynamic coaching relationships are formed when both the coach and the person being coached agree to look for and anticipate God's revelation. It's vital that both identify the coaching process can be the catalyst to what God wants to do.
I pray the lyrics to this hymn bless you as they blessed me. This hymn was shared by a dear friend and man of God, Dr. Edward Rhymes, founder of The Christian Cultural Proficiency Institute. Visit Dr. Rhymes by [clicking here].
Today marks one week of life in this new decade and visually, not much looks different. Much has changed as changes take place every second. Changes are subtle and melodramatic! Life goes on whether we're having fun or not so it is best to have fun. Wouldn't you agree? There were people who welcomed the New Year with festivities and fireworks who did not live to see today. Life is precious and often unkind but what we contribute gives us an advantage.
"What makes thy being a bliss shall then make mine
For I shall love as thou, and love in thee;
Then shall I have whatever I desire,
My every faintest wish being all divine;
Power thou wilt give me to work mightily,
Even as my Lord, leading thy low men nigher,
with dance and song to cast their best upon thy fire."
--Diary of An Old Soul, December, Stanza 10, by George MacDonald
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