A Coach Doesn’t Need All the Answers
Just a willingness to walk alongside a resident and point them to Christ. The rhythm is simple, the guides do the heavy lifting, and no one does it alone.
The Job in One Sentence
To walk alongside one resident and help them grow in the Six Essentials — being with Jesus together, asking good questions, and pointing them to God. A fellow traveler, not the expert with all the answers.
For the Hesitant
“Could I Really Do This?”
It’s not uncommon for a coach to start out unsure. Here’s the truth behind the most common worries.
“I’m not qualified.”
A discipleship coach isn’t a counselor or an expert. The role is to ask, listen, and point to Jesus — and those grow with practice.
“I don’t know the Bible well enough.”
A coach discovers alongside the resident — often both growing in their understanding of Scripture together. That shared discovery isn’t a shortfall; it’s the posture, and the opportunity.
“What if I say the wrong thing?”
A coach doesn’t fix or preach. When unsure, the best move is to ask a good question, or pause to pray and invite the Holy Spirit to give insight.
“What if I’m not enough?”
No coach is. The Holy Spirit does the transforming; a coach simply shows up as a companion.
The Commitment
Simple by Design
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Everything a Coach Needs
A coach is never handed a blank slate. Two guides provide the whole foundation.
The Discipleship Coach Guide
The playbook — Reset’s mission, the coaching posture, how to run a session, and a full toolkit of one-page practices.
↓ Download the Coach Guide + Quick Reference Card (1-page PDF)The Resident Binder
The resident’s own forms, policies, and roadmap. Coaches should download it too, to familiarize themselves with the resident’s requirements.
↓ Download the Resident BinderTake a Next Step
Curious Whether This Is a Fit?
A first conversation is the best way to find out. Reach out — the team would love to help.