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How do you lead someone to Christ in a natural, respectful, and meaningful way? In this short video, I share the simple approach I’ve used for decades to invite people into a relationship with Jesus — without pressure, manipulation, or religious jargon. It starts with honest questions, moves toward the heart of the gospel, and ends with an invitation that leaves room for the Holy Spirit to work. This is for pastors, church leaders, and everyday believers who want to share their faith clearly and lovingly. If this is helpful, like and subscribe. If you know a pastor or leader who could benefit from coaching or spiritual direction outside their circle, I’d love an introduction. — Alec Coaching the Redline

Numbers: Moses is given helpers in the work, so he needn't labor alone. Psalms: Life is like a fleeting shadow, in light of eternity life is short, best not waste this short life. Luke: what causes sin will certainly come, don't be one that causes sin.

Dave Musser is the pastor of Alter Spokane a lovely church. He is also the owner of Bellwether brewery. We have a great conversation about his life, ministry and work.

Shawn Kingsbury is the leader of Reclaim Project a Non-Profit that serves men who are escaping addiction. he has an amazing story and a golden ask.

In this episode of At the Redline Podcast, I sit down with my friend Brian Mack to talk about faith, calling, confusion, and what it means to trust God over the long haul. Brian shares his journey from early faith, law enforcement aspirations, and seasons of disappointment, to discovering how God was quietly preparing him for ministry, leadership, and chaplaincy in ways he couldn’t see at the time. We talk about: What happens when you’re sure God is calling you—but the door doesn’t open How disappointment can shape faith instead of destroy it Why God often prepares us years (or decades) in advance Ministry outside church walls Trusting God when the path forward isn’t clear This is an honest, thoughtful conversation for pastors, leaders, and anyone wrestling with calling, delay, or uncertainty. My name is Alec Gonzales, and I’m a life coach and spiritual director for pastors and leaders. At the Redline is a space for real conversations about faith, leadership, and life.

Three Thought Video; the alien is welcome, all are welcome to celebrate the goodness of God and finishing well is important.

What is spiritual direction, and why does it matter for pastors and Christian leaders? In this episode of the Coaching the Red Line podcast, Alec sits down with longtime friend Dave Wilkinson (Soul Formation) to talk about spiritual direction as a practice of paying attention — to God’s grace, God’s presence, and the quiet ways love is already at work in our lives. We explore: What spiritual direction actually is (and what it’s not) “God is love” and the invitation to live aware of grace Why leaders are trained to look for problems, not light How wounds get transmitted when they aren’t transformed Why pastors often struggle with self awareness and honest inner attention The difference between right beliefs and your affective experience of God How a spiritual director helps you language your relationship with God If you’re a pastor or leader who wants a safe, confidential place outside your circle to process life, leadership, pace, and your relationship with God, I’d love to meet. Alec Coaching the Red Line

People carry the HOLY things of God. Unity is amazingly pleasant. life is so much more than stuff, God will serve us as we serve him.

Ed Hoffman is the lead development officer for Catholic Charities in Spokane. He is the former lead Chaplain at Spokane Police Department. He was a youth pastor at life Center Church in Spokane, and overall good guy.