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The Coach Approach Ministries Podcast

Coach Approach Ministries

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Welcome to the Coach Approach Ministries Podcast! Coaching is a skillset and a mindset that helps people find focus, discover options and take action. At CAM, we train the very best Christian coaches in the world, and over the last decade, we've trained well over a thousand. Through this podcast, we want to share insights from the Coaching Community and help you to develop a broader understanding of coaching. You can find out more about us at www.coachapproachministries.org and sign up for our proven coach training.

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The Gap We Couldn't Cross (and How Jesus Did)

Épisode 511

jeudi 2 avril 2026 • Durée 27:22

Episode Summary

In this Maundy Thursday episode, Brian explores the meaning of the gospel through the lens of forsakenness and belonging. Reflecting on Jesus' cry from the cross—"Why have you forsaken me?"—he reframes the good news not as what we must do, but what Christ has already done.

Through personal stories, coaching insights, and biblical reflection, this episode invites listeners to experience the gospel as restoration, not requirement.

Key Themes & Takeaways 1. What It Means to Be a Christian Coach

First: be a competent, professional coach
Second: let your faith naturally shape how you show up
The gospel is often seen before it's spoken

2. The Problem with How We Share the Gospel

Many presentations focus on:
- Rules
- Tribal interpretations
- "Do this or you're out"
But the real gospel is good news—not more pressure

The good news isn't that I'm a sinner. That's still bad news.
The good news is that Jesus has come.

3. A Story of Being "Left Behind"

Brian shares a childhood story:

His brother is accidentally left after a game
Miscommunication leaves him stranded
A stranger steps in and rescues him

👉 The takeaway:

The hero isn't the responsible or the irresponsible
The hero is the one who steps in and restores

4. Understanding "Forsakenness"

Jesus experiences complete separation on the cross
This is:
- Deeply human
- Deeply painful
- Spiritually ultimate

Forsakenness = total disconnection

From God
From others
From belonging

5. The Big Biblical Pattern: Lost Things Get Found

Lost sheep → searched for
Lost coin → turned everything upside down
Lost son → should have been searched for

👉 The missing piece:

Someone must go after the lost

6. Jesus as the True "Rescuer"

Humanity lives in a state of low-grade forsakenness
Jesus:
- Enters that experience
- Absorbs it fully
- Bridges the gap we couldn't cross

He experienced forsakenness… and then filled it.

7. Heaven vs. Hell (Reframed)

Heaven = complete belonging, restored relationship
Hell = complete separation, no connection

👉 Not just pain—isolation

8. Why This Matters Today

We live in a loneliness epidemic
Technology hasn't solved it
People feel:
- Left behind
- Disconnected
- Forgotten

👉 Coaching becomes a small picture of the gospel:

"I'm here"
"You're not alone"
"Let's move forward together"

9. The Prodigal Son Revisited

The point isn't the son's apology
The point is the father's joyful restoration

👉 The gospel is:

Not about earning your way back
But being welcomed home

10. A Humbling Gospel

Jesus:
- Leaves heaven
- Enters humanity
- Experiences abandonment
- Restores connection

👉 Maundy Thursday reminder:

Love looks like humility and service
(Even foot washing…)

Final Reflection

The gospel is not:

"You're the problem—fix yourself"

The gospel is:

"You were lost—and I came to get you"

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Trust Jesus in a World That Trusts No One

Épisode 510

jeudi 26 mars 2026 • Durée 28:48

Episode Summary

Brian Miller reflects on a growing ache he feels in both the church and the wider culture: we do not seem to know who to trust anymore. Trust in politicians, pastors, institutions, even the police has eroded. In that setting, Brian turns to Jesus — not as an abstract doctrine, but as a real person whose life reveals why he can be trusted.

Drawing especially from Matthew 4, Brian frames Jesus' temptations in the wilderness as a test of trustworthiness. Jesus is tempted through need, fear, and power — the very pressures that often cause leaders and ordinary people alike to betray their mission, their values, or the people who depend on them. But Jesus does not yield. He refuses to put his hunger above his calling, his fear above his trust in God, or his desire for kingship above the path of the cross.

Brian connects this directly to coaching. Trust is the real currency of coaching relationships. Clients do not open up unless they believe they are safe. And coaches cannot become trustworthy people unless they themselves are grounded in something secure. Brian's central claim is simple but weighty: because Jesus can be trusted, my life is secure — and only then can I become someone who is trusted.

Big Ideas & Takeaways 1) Brian wants to talk more directly about Jesus

Brian opens with a personal longing: he hears people talk about God, the Bible, and Paul, but not enough about Jesus himself. He compares it to his wife's grandmother after her husband Hugh died — people avoided mentioning Hugh because it made her cry, but Brian sensed that what she really wanted was for someone to remember him.

His point: there is something powerful about speaking of Jesus as if he is real, present, and worth remembering.

2) We are living through a crisis of trust

Brian names trust as one of the defining problems of the present moment. In his view, trust in public life is at a lifetime low:

people do not trust politicians
people do not trust churches or pastors
people do not know whether to trust the justice system

3) Matthew wants us to know early: Jesus can be trusted 4) Jesus was tempted by need — and did not abandon his mission 5) Jesus was tempted by fear — and did not let fear direct him 6) Jesus was tempted by power — and refused the shortcut 7) Trust is the real currency — especially in coaching 8) Because Jesus can be trusted, I can become someone who is trusted The Three Temptations Brian Names 1. Need 2. Fear 3. Power Memorable Lines / Ideas Timestamped Highlights (based on your transcript) Core Theme Links Mentioned

Masterclass in Coaching Leaders

Épisode 501

jeudi 22 janvier 2026 • Durée 24:34

Brian Miller and Rev. Dr. Brian Tracy keep the January theme rolling—escaping the tyranny of the urgent—but this episode zeroes in on leadership coaching: why leaders get stuck, what beliefs jam the gears, and how a coach helps a leader climb out of survival mode and back into purpose. It opens with some playful "Brian spelling reform" banter (the Y can repent), then turns into a surprisingly practical coaching framework for leaders who feel like every week is "sludging through the mud."

Key Highlights

Why leaders stall out: Many leaders know the hill they want to take… but their Monday–Friday reality feels like mud, and they can't translate vision into Tuesday afternoon.
Triple-loop coaching lens: Brian frames the problem as actions → strategy → identity. Tracy agrees most leaders stay stuck at the surface level (tweaking actions) without addressing strategy or identity.
Balcony view: They talk about moving leaders from minutiae to perspective using "psychological distancing" and future-oriented questions: "Where do you want this to be in 5 years?" "What would 10-years-from-now you tell you to focus on?"
Unsticking the gear: Brian describes a coaching move that creates safety—"I'm not holding you to this"—to help a frozen leader name a first step and regain momentum.
Beliefs that sabotage leaders:
- Scarcity vs. abundance (closed-handed vs. open-handed leadership)
- "If I'm the leader, I should know everything" (which kills curiosity and learning)
- "If I'm leading right, there won't be complaints" (spoiler: change creates complaints)

Takeaways

Coaching gives leaders a place where every sentence isn't a grenade. In leadership, words carry 10x weight; coaching offers a safe lab to think out loud without collateral damage.
A good leader reviews and prunes. Tracy describes doing a regular "stop/start" review twice a year because clutter expands like glitter—once it's in the room, it's everywhere.

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410 Journey to Redemptive Entrepreneurship: A Conversation with Christy Foldenauer

jeudi 25 avril 2024 • Durée 27:15

This week on the podcast, Brian Miller, Executive Director of Coach Approach Ministries, sits down with Christy Foldenauer, an Executive Coach, to explore her transformative journey from full-time pastor to successful entrepreneur. Christy shares her insights into navigating career transitions, finding sustainability in her work, and blending her pastoral background with business acumen to create a thriving coaching practice. Through candid reflections and practical advice, Christy reveals the pivotal moments and strategies that propelled her towards redemptive entrepreneurship. From overcoming challenges to embracing value-based pricing, listeners gain valuable insights into building a fulfilling coaching career rooted in purpose and sustainability. Join Brian and Christy as they delve into the nuances of coaching dynamics and illuminate the path to entrepreneurial success in the realm of executive coaching.

You can reach out to Christy at:

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Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/coach.approach.ministries
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@coachapproachministries7538
Website: www.coachapproachministries.org

409 Crafting Clarity: Strategies for Helping Clients Define Success

jeudi 18 avril 2024 • Durée 23:33

On this episode of the CAM podcast, Brian Miller, Executive Director of Coach Approach Ministries (CAM), engages in a conversation with Chad Hall, President of CAM. The discussion centers around the challenging task of helping clients define success. Chad shares insights from his experience, highlighting the complexity of this process and the common misconceptions surrounding it. They explore the importance of probing deeper into clients' aspirations, moving beyond surface-level definitions of success. Drawing from the teachings of Stephen Covey, they discuss the significance of being versus having, and the role of intentionality in shaping a fulfilling life. Throughout the conversation, they emphasize the coach's role in guiding clients towards a clearer understanding of their goals and values. The episode concludes with practical advice for coaches on facilitating meaningful discussions around success with their clients. Overall, the podcast offers valuable insights into the nuanced nature of coaching and the profound impact it can have on individuals' lives.

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408 Navigating the Present: Mindfulness and Achieving Connection in Leadership

jeudi 11 avril 2024 • Durée 21:34

In this insightful podcast episode, Brian Miller, Executive Director of Coach Approach Ministries, engages in a meaningful conversation with Samantha Amit, a seasoned leadership coach with a specialization in mindfulness. Recorded shortly after a tragic event in Israel, where Samantha resides, the dialogue delves into the essence of mindfulness, emphasizing its application in the face of adversity. Samantha introduces her three-tier mindful act leadership model—Achieve, Connect, and Thrive (ACT). They explore the significance of being present, cultivating intentionality, and fostering connections in leadership. As they navigate through the challenges of achieving personal and collective goals, the episode unfolds as a guide to mindful living and leadership, offering a powerful model that extends beyond individual growth to the flourishing of interconnected communities.

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407 Coaching for the 21st Century: Three Transformative Reads for Coaches

jeudi 4 avril 2024 • Durée 37:26

In this podcast episode, Brian Miller, Executive Director of Coach Approach Ministries, engages in a conversation with Chad Hall, the President of Coach Approach Ministries. The discussion touches upon various topics, including their current reading preferences, coaching tools, and the importance of understanding emotions. The main focus of the conversation is on three books that will improve coaching, with the first recommendation being "Million Dollar Consulting Proposals" by Alan Weiss. Chad and Brian delve into the valuable insights offered by Weiss, emphasizing the importance of identifying decision-makers and framing proposals around desired outcomes rather than coaching sessions. The second book recommendation is "The New Leadership Literacies" by Bob Johansen, exploring the evolving nature of leadership in the digital age. Chad and Brian discuss the significance of leaders adapting to a distributed approach and the impact of gamification on future leadership. The third book, "Atlas of the Heart" by Brené Brown, is presented as a resource for understanding and navigating a diverse range of emotions. Chad and Brian highlight the benefits of using emotion wheels in coaching to help clients articulate and process their feelings more effectively. This podcast provides valuable insights into coaching methodologies, professional development, and the evolving landscape of leadership in the 21st century.

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406 Cracking the Code: Becoming a Thought Leader through Video with Justin Vajko

jeudi 28 mars 2024 • Durée 24:17

In this engaging podcast episode, Brian Miller, Executive Director of Coach Approach Ministries, sits down with Justin Vajko, founder of dialogwith.us, to delve into the art of becoming a thought leader through video content. The conversation covers essential elements such as opinions, value, and consistency. Justin shares valuable insights on how having a unique perspective, providing actionable value, and maintaining consistency can elevate one's presence as a thought leader. The duo discusses the challenges and misconceptions surrounding video content creation, emphasizing the importance of genuine opinions and the delivery of valuable insights that resonate with the audience. Justin also highlights the role of consistency in building trust and staying top of mind. Whether you're a seasoned content creator or a newcomer, this podcast offers practical tips and a fresh perspective on leveraging video to establish yourself as a thought leader in 2024.

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405 Breaking the Curse of Knowledge: Embracing Vuja De in Coaching

jeudi 21 mars 2024 • Durée 23:11

In this thought-provoking podcast, Brian Miller, Executive Director of Coach Approach Ministries, engages in a dynamic conversation with Chad Hall, President of the organization. The duo explores the concept of "Vuja De," a term coined to describe a fresh perspective on familiar situations. Drawing inspiration from an interview with the author of "Hidden Figures," they delve into the idea of recognizing the significance of one's experiences and expertise. The discussion unfolds into insights about coaching, the curse of knowledge, and the importance of guiding clients to explore unfamiliar territories within their own thinking. Brian and Chad skillfully navigate the nuances of coaching, emphasizing the need to balance expertise with an open-minded approach. Join them on a journey of self-discovery and coaching wisdom that challenges the status quo.

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404 Love and Honor: Navigating Life's Well-Being Journey with CAM Japan's Motoki Asai

jeudi 14 mars 2024 • Durée 21:47

In this insightful podcast episode, Brian Miller, the executive director of Coach Approach Ministries (CAM), engages in a meaningful conversation with Motoki Asai, the president of CAM Japan. The conversation covers Motoki's journey, from marriage to the recent addition of a baby daughter named Coco. As the discussion unfolds, Motoki shares the significant developments in CAM Japan, which has recently achieved Level One ICF program status. Motoki emphasizes the critical role of coaching in addressing societal challenges, particularly focusing on the rising suicide rates and feelings of hopelessness in Japan. The podcast delves into the concept of well-being, exploring how the understanding of this term is evolving in Japanese culture. Motoki introduces the importance of incorporating love and honor into family dynamics, emphasizing the transformative impact on individuals and society. The episode concludes with Motoki sharing practical insights into balancing work and family life while prioritizing the mission of fostering a culture of love and honor within the family. Overall, the podcast provides a thoughtful exploration of coaching, cultural nuances, and the profound impact of love and honor on personal and societal well-being.

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