Northman Coaching

When you say “family comes first,” do your choices make the people closest to you feel that they matter? In this episode of the Northman Coaching Podcast, Gary Hults explores family as a value we practice through presence, honesty, accountability, and love. We examine the patterns we inherited, the lessons our children learn by watching us, and how to set boundaries with people we care about. From...

When you say “family comes first,” do your choices make the people closest to you feel that they matter? In this episode of the Northman Coaching Podcast, Gary Hults explores family as a value we practice through presence, honesty, accountability, and love. We examine the patterns we inherited, the lessons our children learn by watching us, and how to set boundaries with people we care about. From...

Has politics been given too much power over your peace? In today’s Northman Coaching Daily Devotional, Gary Hults reflects on Revelation 21:5 and the promise, “Behold, I make all things new.” Vote with conviction, question what you hear, and treat your neighbors with dignity. Your faith doesn’t have to rise and fall with an election result. A candidate can serve—but only God can save. Join the Nor...

When you say “family comes first,” do your choices make the people closest to you feel that they matter? In this episode of the Northman Coaching Podcast, Gary Hults explores family as a value we practice through presence, honesty, accountability, and love. We examine the patterns we inherited, the lessons our children learn by watching us, and how to set boundaries with people we care about. From...

When you say “family comes first,” do your choices make the people closest to you feel that they matter? In this episode of the Northman Coaching Podcast, Gary Hults explores family as a value we practice through presence, honesty, accountability, and love. We examine the patterns we inherited, the lessons our children learn by watching us, and how to set boundaries with people we care about. From...

When you say “family comes first,” do your choices make the people closest to you feel that they matter? In this episode of the Northman Coaching Podcast, Gary Hults explores family as a value we practice through presence, honesty, accountability, and love. We examine the patterns we inherited, the lessons our children learn by watching us, and how to set boundaries with people we care about. From...

Who have you already decided God cannot work through—and what makes you so sure? In today’s Northman Coaching daily devotional, Gary Hults explores Acts 10:34–35 and Peter’s encounter with Cornelius. God shows no favoritism, but our assumptions can keep us from seeing the person beyond their politics, background, or past. Respect does not require agreement. Today, ask a sincere question, listen wi...

What do you still believe after life has given you reasons to doubt? In this episode of the Northman Coaching Podcast, Gary Hults explores faith in people, relationships, systems, ourselves, and God. Can you stay open to trust while keeping your boundaries, asking hard questions, and paying attention to evidence? Gary also shares how he fell away from his Catholic faith after divorce and reconnect...

Who have you already decided God cannot work through—and what makes you so sure? In today’s Northman Coaching daily devotional, Gary Hults explores Acts 10:34–35 and Peter’s encounter with Cornelius. God shows no favoritism, but our assumptions can keep us from seeing the person beyond their politics, background, or past. Respect does not require agreement. Today, ask a sincere question, listen wi...

Who have you already decided God cannot work through—and what makes you so sure? In today’s Northman Coaching daily devotional, Gary Hults explores Acts 10:34–35 and Peter’s encounter with Cornelius. God shows no favoritism, but our assumptions can keep us from seeing the person beyond their politics, background, or past. Respect does not require agreement. Today, ask a sincere question, listen wi...

If getting more for yourself means leaving nothing for someone else, when will you call it greed? In this episode of Northman Coaching’s Seven Deadly Sins, Gary Hults explores greed through Leviticus 19:9–10, where God instructs landowners to leave part of their harvest for the poor and the foreigner. Having the power to take more doesn’t automatically make taking more right. We challenge the expl...

What do you still believe after life has given you reasons to doubt? In this episode of the Northman Coaching Podcast, Gary Hults explores faith in people, relationships, systems, ourselves, and God. Can you stay open to trust while keeping your boundaries, asking hard questions, and paying attention to evidence? Gary also shares how he fell away from his Catholic faith after divorce and reconnect...

If getting more for yourself means leaving nothing for someone else, when will you call it greed? In this episode of Northman Coaching’s Seven Deadly Sins, Gary Hults explores greed through Leviticus 19:9–10, where God instructs landowners to leave part of their harvest for the poor and the foreigner. Having the power to take more doesn’t automatically make taking more right. We challenge the expl...

What do you still believe after life has given you reasons to doubt? In this episode of the Northman Coaching Podcast, Gary Hults explores faith in people, relationships, systems, ourselves, and God. Can you stay open to trust while keeping your boundaries, asking hard questions, and paying attention to evidence? Gary also shares how he fell away from his Catholic faith after divorce and reconnect...

If getting more for yourself means leaving nothing for someone else, when will you call it greed? In this episode of Northman Coaching’s Seven Deadly Sins, Gary Hults explores greed through Leviticus 19:9–10, where God instructs landowners to leave part of their harvest for the poor and the foreigner. Having the power to take more doesn’t automatically make taking more right. We challenge the expl...

If getting more for yourself means leaving nothing for someone else, when will you call it greed? In this episode of Northman Coaching’s Seven Deadly Sins, Gary Hults explores greed through Leviticus 19:9–10, where God instructs landowners to leave part of their harvest for the poor and the foreigner. Having the power to take more doesn’t automatically make taking more right. We challenge the expl...

What do you still believe after life has given you reasons to doubt? In this episode of the Northman Coaching Podcast, Gary Hults explores faith in people, relationships, systems, ourselves, and God. Can you stay open to trust while keeping your boundaries, asking hard questions, and paying attention to evidence? Gary also shares how he fell away from his Catholic faith after divorce and reconnect...

What does your faith look like before anything changes? In today’s Northman Coaching daily devotional, Gary Hults reflects on Acts 16:25. Beaten and imprisoned, Paul and Silas prayed and sang while they were still hurting—before the earthquake and before the doors opened. You can bring your grief, anger, and unanswered questions to God honestly. Pain and worship can exist in the same moment. Today...

What do you still believe after life has given you reasons to doubt? In this episode of the Northman Coaching Podcast, Gary Hults explores faith in people, relationships, systems, ourselves, and God. Can you stay open to trust while keeping your boundaries, asking hard questions, and paying attention to evidence? Gary also shares how he fell away from his Catholic faith after divorce and reconnect...

What does your faith look like before anything changes? In today’s Northman Coaching daily devotional, Gary Hults reflects on Acts 16:25. Beaten and imprisoned, Paul and Silas prayed and sang while they were still hurting—before the earthquake and before the doors opened. You can bring your grief, anger, and unanswered questions to God honestly. Pain and worship can exist in the same moment. Today...

What does your faith look like before anything changes? In today’s Northman Coaching daily devotional, Gary Hults reflects on Acts 16:25. Beaten and imprisoned, Paul and Silas prayed and sang while they were still hurting—before the earthquake and before the doors opened. You can bring your grief, anger, and unanswered questions to God honestly. Pain and worship can exist in the same moment. Today...

What do you still believe after life has given you reasons to doubt? In this episode of the Northman Coaching Podcast, Gary Hults explores faith in people, relationships, systems, ourselves, and God. Can you stay open to trust while keeping your boundaries, asking hard questions, and paying attention to evidence? Gary also shares how he fell away from his Catholic faith after divorce and reconnect...

Are you holding someone accountable—or waiting for your chance to hurt them back? In this episode of Northman Coaching’s Seven Deadly Sins, Gary Hults explores wrath through Leviticus 19:17–18. We examine the difference between addressing wrongdoing and seeking revenge—and how resentment can turn real pain into further harm. You can confront a wrong, set firm boundaries, and require accountability...

What do you still believe after life has given you reasons to doubt? In this episode of the Northman Coaching Podcast, Gary Hults explores faith in people, relationships, systems, ourselves, and God. Can you stay open to trust while keeping your boundaries, asking hard questions, and paying attention to evidence? Gary also shares how he fell away from his Catholic faith after divorce and reconnect...

Are you holding someone accountable—or waiting for your chance to hurt them back? In this episode of Northman Coaching’s Seven Deadly Sins, Gary Hults explores wrath through Leviticus 19:17–18. We examine the difference between addressing wrongdoing and seeking revenge—and how resentment can turn real pain into further harm. You can confront a wrong, set firm boundaries, and require accountability...