Brian Miller

Have you ever had a mess so large that you don’t think you could ever clean it up? This mess may take the form of a hoarder’s delight, or it might look like a church that has lost all its members, or it might look like an organization with all the wrong people in all […]

Coaching is all about questions.  Questions help people sort out their thinking.  But one question we try not to ask is “Why?”  And it is the question we want to ask, isn’t it? Why did you make that choice? Why can’t you let that go? Why can’t you get here on time?  “Why questions tend

Your situation is unique.  Absolutely nobody has the exact same situation.  But plenty of people have advice for your situation.  They would like you to do “this” or “that”. But it is never that obvious how you are to make “this” work in your situation.  This has been my experience as a pastor of a

When I think of coaching, I immediately think of sports.  I remember my High School coach telling us there were a lot of kids who couldn’t walk who wished they could do wind sprint after wind sprint.  He coached mainly through criticism, which worked for me on a temporary basis and totally failed to motivate