Daily Living For Christ
Transform your faith, leadership, and daily walk with Christ!
Welcome to the Daily Living for Christ podcast, where faith meets transformation.
Hosted by Donald E. Coleman, President of The Center for Biblical Coaching & Leadership (TCBCL). This podcast is designed to empower you to grow spiritually, emotionally, and mentally while strengthening your personal and leadership journey in Christ.
Each episode explores:
✔ Inner Transformation – Strengthening your faith, renewing your mind, and discovering your identity in Christ
✔ Biblical Wisdom & Application – Practical teachings that bridge scripture with daily life and leadership
✔ Spiritual Growth & Discipleship – Learning how to walk in faith, surrender, and Kingdom purpose
✔ Leadership & Renewal – Developing spiritually mature, emotionally intelligent, and biblically grounded leaders
If you desire a stronger daily walk with Christ, deeper spiritual maturity, and faith-driven leadership, this podcast is for you!
🎙️ Subscribe today and let us partner with you on this journey of faith, transformation, and biblical leadership!
📢 Connect with us at www.tcbcl.org for coaching, training, and leadership resources.
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Episodes
256 episodes
Agape In Real Life
Parenting will expose what you believe about love faster than almost anything else. If you grew up feeling like affection had to be earned, you may accidentally hand your kids that same script without meaning to, all while calling it “di...
Agapao Is Meant To Be Lived Out Loud
Monday morning can expose what Sunday inspiration never touches. We sit with Agapao, the New Testament love that isn’t a vibe or a heroic spiritual moment, but God’s own Agape flowing through a person who has been filled. Using th...
From Belovedness To Overflow: A Practical Map For Christian Formation
Something shifts when you realize God is not asking you to try harder; God’s inviting you to be filled. We unpack the Four Movements of Divine Love framework: it starts with Agape, God’s initiating love; moves into Agapetos, your ...
What If Transformation Is Measurable
If you’ve ever felt pressured to choose between deep Christian faith and what modern science is discovering about the mind, this conversation is for you. We call it sacred convergence: the idea that God’s truth can be verified from every...
What If True Faith Is Becoming Wine
"The water didn’t become better water at Cana; it became wine, and that one detail exposes how small our definition of “growth” can be." We sit with John 2:6–10 and trace the movement from empty jars to brim-level fullness, not ...
Emptiness Is Where God Begins To Fill You
Emptiness can feel like a verdict, but what if it’s actually a blessing you haven’t learned to read yet? We pick up the thread from Cana’s six ceremonial stone jars and follow it straight into the Beatitudes, where Jesus names the “poor in spir...
Jesus’ First Miracle Shows How Love Forms Us
The wedding at Cana is often treated like a one-time display of power, but we’re convinced it’s also a pattern for transformation. We pick up the Loved To Love series and bring the framework into focus: Agapetos (beloved identity), Agapeton (be...
Stop Calling Burnout Faithfulness
If you’ve been serving others for years and what you feel most often is a sense of duty instead of joy, obligation instead of overflow, we're speaking to you. Not to shame you, and not to tell you to do less, but to offer an invitation to come ...
When Love Becomes Labor, Return Home
Faith can look strong on the outside while feeling heavy on the inside. We pick up where last week left off and name what’s really happening when your spirituality starts to feel like constant effort: the protective self takes the lead, ...
Stop Keeping Score And Call It Love
Love can look holy on the outside while it quietly runs on fear underneath. We pick up the thread from the protective self versus the beloved self and get painfully specific about how “human love” turns conditional without us noticing. I...
Put The Sword Down
The version of you that overthinks, overworks, people-pleases, or clamps down on control is not “bad” or “evil”; it may be exhausted love trying to stay safe. We name that identity the protective self, and we contrast it with t...
Put Down The Fig Leaves And Breathe
You can look like love on the outside and still be running on fear underneath. That’s the heart of what we’re unpacking as we step into the fourth part of Loved To Love, a series on the sacred rhythm of Agape and the Four Movements of Di...
Stop Yelling “Believe” And Start Loving
Peter writes 2 Peter with a clock ticking in the background, and that urgency changes what he chooses to emphasize. Instead of leaving a fear-based warning, we hear him offer a path of formation, a ladder of virtues that culminates in one unmis...
Peter Shows How Failure Can Become Formation
Peter isn’t writing as a distant theologian. He’s writing as a man who cracked under pressure, heard the rooster crow, and still got restored. That’s why his words hit differently when he speaks to believers who are scattered, displaced, and fa...
Your Desire For God Is Proof He Desires You
A “Yes” to God rarely starts as a lightning bolt. More often, it shows up as a quiet invitation, a repeated nudge, a desire you did not manufacture but cannot ignore. We start with a simple question: How do you recognize an...
The Christian Job Description Is Agape (Love)
Love is everywhere in Christian talk, but John forces a harder question: what if real love is not something we produce, but something that proves where we’re living? We lean into John’s intense focus on Agape, the divine love th...
What If Love Fails Only When You Strive?
If you’ve ever wondered whether God’s love changes when your life gets messy, Paul has an answer that doesn’t flinch. We walk through a powerful thread running across Romans, Ephesians, and 1 Corinthians: God doesn’t start with “try harder.”
Agape In Action
A lot of people say they want an “Acts church,” but Acts doesn’t describe a brand or a building. It describes a community where Agape becomes visible, where God’s grace works so deeply in us that Agapao starts to move through us. We start with ...
Agape Sustains Us When We Keep Returning To The Father
If you’ve ever tried to “be loving” by sheer effort and ended up tired, frustrated, or quietly ashamed, we get it, and we’re naming the real issue. Love isn’t sustained by willpower. We’re exploring willingness, a steady rhythm of returning to ...
What If Burnout Is A Source Problem
Jesus loves with a steadiness most of us crave, especially when we’re tired, overextended, or tempted to protect ourselves. The question we sit with today is the one hiding in plain sight in the Gospels: How does Jesus keep loving with consi...
What If Your Doing Is Really A Wound Talking
If your faith feels like constant output, this conversation offers a different starting point: belovedness. We talk about the difference between being and doing, and why so much “good” activity can still come from a wound, a need, or an identit...
From Agape To Agapao: Love That Moves
If you’ve ever felt like you’re doing all the “right” Christian things but still feel tired, anxious, or secretly driven, we name the question that gets to the root: Is my doing coming from my being or from my wound? I walk through the heart of...
Stop Performing And Start Pouring
Love can look holy on the outside while quietly running on fear underneath. That tension is where we start: not with more effort, but with the deeper question of what is powering your “yes” in relationships, serving, and daily Christian living....
Loved To Love Others Through Agape
Something changes when you stop treating love like a religious performance and start treating it like an overflow of identity. We’re building on the beloved journey and taking the next step into what Daily Living for Christ actually looks like ...