Teach Like Jesus: 10 Teachers Who Emulate THE TEACHER

In today’s episode, we’re going to be talking about the value of teachers needing teachers or coaches needing coaches. It’s up to you on how you want to use that language if you’re not a coach, and that doesn’t resonate with you. If you’ve never had a coach, maybe it’s something you want to get your interest piqued about today.

Another way to look at it is leaders needing leaders and how important it is to have active leaders in our lives. We can all quote incredible teachers and incredible coaches, and, obviously, Jesus is an element of the Bible, but we know that He is also a Teacher.

And so if you’ve never heard me talk before, if you’ve never heard me teach before, I am definitely a teacher as well. And I love to emulate the ultimate teacher. I’m a Christian business coach and really someone who is passionate about branding, broadcasting and business. 

Enjoy the first 5 of the 10 Teachers Who Emulate THE Teacher – Part 2 is next episode! 

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Show Notes: Teach Like Jesus

Have you ever felt like you were missing something in your spiritual journey? Have you ever longed for deeper connection with God but weren’t sure where to turn? Look no further than the teachings of five dynamic spiritual leaders who can guide you on your journey towards wisdom, pursuit, and renewal.

In this article, we’ll explore the wisdom and insights of these teachers, including Graham Cook, Christine Kane, and Dr. Brian Simmons. These spiritual leaders offer unique perspectives on God’s pursuit of us, the importance of renewing our minds, and how to access the fullness of our calling.

Graham Cook’s pursuit of his wife as a secret admirer offers an insightful analogy for how God pursues us. Even when we may not realize it, God is always chasing after us with love and a desire for deeper connection. It’s up to us to be open to this pursuit and to allow ourselves to be fully embraced by God’s love.

Christine Kane, a dynamic world leader, offers wisdom on how to access the male mind by using vocal tonality. She emphasizes the importance of being heard by both men and women in order to fully embody our calling. Kane also reminds us that being set free by Jesus is one thing, but choosing to walk in that freedom is another. We must renew our minds daily and be disciplined in our pursuit of righteousness and holiness.

Dr. Brian Simmons, author of the Passion Translation of the Bible, reminds us of the power of God’s Word in renewing our minds. By meditating on the Word, we can access a deeper connection with God and a fuller understanding of our calling. Simmons also emphasizes the importance of discipline in this pursuit, reminding us that renewing our minds is a daily practice.

Throughout these teachings, a common thread emerges: the pursuit of wisdom and renewal requires discipline, openness, and a willingness to be transformed. Whether it’s through Graham Cook’s analogy of pursuit, Christine Kane’s emphasis on vocal tonality, or Dr. Brian Simmons’ insights on the power of God’s Word, these teachers offer unique perspectives on how to deepen our spiritual journey and access the fullness of our calling.

In a world that often feels overwhelming and distracting, these teachings offer a reminder of the power of God’s love and the importance of staying disciplined in our pursuit of Him. By embracing the wisdom of these teachers, we can renew our minds, access the fullness of our calling, and experience the joy of a deeper connection with God. So let’s take these lessons to heart, renew our minds daily, and embrace the pursuit of God’s love in all areas of our lives.