Articles for Adults
Breaking Generational Curses as Christians
Generational curses cast a persistent shadow that spans generations, akin to a threatening cloud hovering over your family’s past. However, as Christians, we need not be victims of this inherited burden. By means of Christ, we can surpass these limitations and embrace the blessings that God has intended for us. This isn’t about any mystical nonsense; it’s about restoring our
Building a Thriving Coaching Practice Beyond Social Media with Aliya Levinson
Aliya Levinson didn’t set out to build a coaching practice focused on female entrepreneurs. She set out to build something—and what she discovered along the way is that thriving in business wasn’t about strategy or visibility or sales. It was about helping clients trust themselves enough to move forward, even when they didn’t have all the answers.
Thirty Years Later
On January 11, 1996, I took Rebecca on our first date. We had dinner at Olive Garden, then went to see The American President. It wasn’t a particularly original date, even by 1996 standards. But something about it stuck. Every January since, we’ve returned to Olive Garden and watched that same movie. Thirty years later, it’s become less of a
Looking at Therapy Through the Lens of Coaching
The curious paradox is that when I accept myself just as I am, then I can change. Carl Rogers That line from one of the twentieth century’s most influential psychologists captures something that sits at the heart of both therapy and coaching: the belief that change doesn’t come from fixing what’s broken, but from creating the conditions in which a
Mentor Coaching Specialization | International Coach Academy
If you mentor coaches, or are thinking about becoming a mentor coach, then there is change on the horizon. As of January 2027, the International Coaching Federation (ICF) is introducing Mentor Coach Specialization (MCS). It will change who is eligible to provide mentor coaching for ICF credentialing purposes or in ICF Accredited Coach Training. Definition of Mentor Coaching ICF defines
How to Get Along Without Compromise
Able to be accepted by everyone—this is a definition of the word “agreeable” that makes me cringe a little. You see, overcoming my people-pleasing ways has been like hiking a mountain in flip flops. I make a few upward strides before sliding back into old patterns. Can you relate? After the last presidential election, I found myself in a few
How to Pray for Your Husband: 8 Specific Areas to Pray Over Your Husband
Brought to you by This article is adapted from Season 7, Episode 17 of the Marriage After God podcast. Subscribe and listen today. In the gift and bond of marriage, God has given us a unique and powerful opportunity to grow closer not only to our spouse but also to God. As wives, we have the gift, privilege, and calling to
10 Biblical Answers to Modern Marriage Confusion
News stories and polls continue to report that people are choosing to marry at older ages. According to The Knot, a wedding planning company, the average age of marriage in 2025 is 32 (“What’s the Average…”). While The Knot gives various reasons for this average age of first marriage, the overarching reason is that both partners are in the workforce
Clarifying When to Use 1-1, Group, or Team Coaching | by Jennifer Britton | The Launchpad
Modalities Matter. Coaches today have more ways than ever to work with people. They can choose from: One-to-one coaching. Group coaching programs. Team coaching engagements. While this variety creates exciting possibilities, it can also lead to confusion especially when coaches or organizations try to combine multiple approaches without clear intention. This article explores how to discern what modality is going