Christian Life Coaching

Life Coaching is all about helping people get from where they are in their life to where they want to get to. If everyone is being honest with themselves, we could all do with improving an area or two of our lives. Everyone knows what to do in life to become more successful but they don’t do what they know.

It is a Life Coach’s job to help people get what they want in life in by breaking down the barriers that people impose on themselves. Christian life coaches serve their clients through the love of Jesus Christ in a faith-based, Biblical approach.

A Christian Life Coach helps you work on various areas of your life:

 Confidence and Self Esteem
Christian Life Coaching - Feel good about yourself because God doesn’t make mistakes
 - Remove the self doubt fostered by listening to the wrong voices
 - Meet new people and feel confident in various social situations
 - Gain the confidence and esteem to speak in front of groups

Career and Vocational
Career Coaching - Know what career is for you through inventories and assessments
 - Get a better job or promotion through understanding your assets
 - Do your existing job better by flowing as a good team player
 - Discover if you are meant to start your own business and go it alone

Marriage and Relationships
Marriage Coaching - Develop listening skills and improve your couple communication
 - Work through problems with your spouse before they grow larger
 - How to get through tough times and restore intimacy and trust
 - Build stronger bonds by learning to value each other’s strengths

Belief and Mindsets
Belief Coaching - Understand that behavioral roots originate with beliefs and thoughts
 - Get a new perspective on life through the renewing of your life views
 - Deal with harmful emotions by understanding how to disarm them
 - Reverse sabotaging thoughts and believed lies by learning he truth

Health and Fitness
Health Coaching - Improve your health and feel better by implementing a workable plan
 - Reduce stress with a smarter lifestyle and relaxation techniques
 - Enjoy the personal benefits of having a coaching accountability partner
 - Experience sustainable weight loss by learning how to think healthy

Dreams and Goals
Purpose Coaching - Accomplish significant life goals through strategizing and catalyzing
 - Work out what you want from life and what God wants from your life
 - Become driven towards a unique life purpose with intentional direction
 - Get permission to dream faith-sized dreams that are life changing

Money and Finances
Financial Coaching - Challenge your beliefs towards money and finances before it’s too late
 - Learn how to grow your assets in a program of saving and investing
 - Study Biblical principles and become a good seward of your resources 
 - Work out and stick to family budgets effectively and consistently

Optimize and Organize
Confidence Self Esteem - Become more organized with patient assistance and planning
 - Manage your time effectively by discovering where it’s being wasted
 - Rediscover your values and motivators that fuel your inner passion
 - Remove the clutter and people that bog you down and hold you back

The role of a Christian life coach…….

Rather than actually TELLING someone the answers, a Life Coach is the catalyst for getting a client to find the answers themselves. By asking challenging and thought provoking questions, a Life Coach can unlock the potential in a client.

Coaching is forward looking and focused on the action you are willing to take to get what you want out of life.

Sometimes you just can’t see the forest for the trees! You so are wrapped up in everyday life that indeed life just passes you by! Well, coaching enables you to see different alternatives and to take a step back and actually examine your life and all of it’s component parts. This in turn leads to greater self-awareness, focus andaccountability.

A faith-based life coach is . . .

• Your own personal life trainer to enable you to achieve your goals
• Your champion and cheerleader during a turnaround.
• Your trainer in communication and life skills.
• Your sounding board when making important choices.
• Your motivation when strong actions are called for.
• Your unconditional support when you take a hit.
• Your mentor in personal self development.
• Your co-designer when creating an extraordinary project.
• Your beacon and friend during stormy times.
• Your wake-up call if you don’t hear your own.
• Your partner in helping you have all of what matters most to you.

How does coaching work?

You now know what coaching actually is, so how does it work? Life coaching can be sessions in person, sessions on the telephone, sessions using email, group coaching sessions in person, or group coaching over the telephone (teleclass).

During each coaching session the coach and the client will discuss and explore the clients’ journey including their goals, wins, challenges, and opportunities, as well as develop fieldwork for the coming week.

Fieldwork isn’t like the homework you were assigned in school. It consists of action steps to move you closer toward your goals and dreams. The client brings the agenda and the coach brings the coaching skills to create a partnership that moves the client forward. The client and the life coach schedule coaching sessions that are usually weekly, lasting from a half-hour to an hour.

Sessions may be focused on one specific goal or challenge that the client is facing, or on a much broader set of personal or professional issues. Your life can be powerfully changed through Christian life coaching.

“Coaching is an on-going partnership that helps clients produce fulfilling results in their personal and professional lives. Through the process of coaching, clients deepen their learning, improve their performance, and enhance their quality of life. Beginning with the clients’ desires, coaching uses reporting, exploring, and a consistent commitment to move the client forward. Coaching accelerates the clients’ progress by providing greater focus and awareness of choice. Coaching concentrates on where clients are today and what they are willing to do to get where they want to be tomorrow.” - International Coach Federation, ICF