WHAT IS CHRISTIAN COACHING?
the FaithFuel Process
This isn’t about fixing you, it’s about aligning with biblical truth and walking confidently in who God created you to be.
Spirit-Led Coaching for Real Change
We implement new habits, systems, and support so transformation sticks. This is where freedom becomes your lifestyle.
Rebuild Your
Life
God reveals the root of your patterns and replaces lies with truth. This is where identity shifts.
Renew Your
Mind
We let go of striving, perfectionism, and the pressure to fix yourself.
This is where peace enters.
release the weight
How it Works
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Christian coaching the same as counseling or therapy?
No—coaching and therapy serve different purposes.
Therapy often focuses on healing past trauma, diagnosing mental health conditions, and treating clinical issues with a licensed professional.
Christian Coaching is future-focused and action-oriented. It helps you renew your mind, break unhealthy patterns, and move forward in alignment with God’s truth and purpose. We don’t diagnose or treat mental illness—we partner with the Holy Spirit to create clarity, healing, and spiritual growth.
What do we actually talk about?
Anything you’re facing—anxiety, emotional eating, body shame, stress, identity, spiritual growth, relationships, habits, life transitions, or your calling. There is no topic too big, too small, or too “messy.” This is a safe space.
What results can I expect?
Women who go through Christian coaching often experience:
• Deep emotional clarity
• Freedom from shame and fear
• Renewed confidence and peace
• Healing in their relationship with food and their body
• Stronger connection with God
• Clear next steps and purpose-driven direction
• Lasting transformation from the inside out
Can I do therapy and Christian coaching at the same time?
Absolutely. In fact, many women choose to do both—and find it incredibly powerful.
Therapy can help you process past wounds and emotional pain.
Christian coaching helps you apply biblical truth, build new habits, renew your mind, and move forward into purpose.
They work beautifully together.
Coaching is not a replacement for therapy—but it can be the bridge between healing and actually walking in freedom.
If you’re currently in therapy or have been in the past, coaching can help you take what you’ve learned and LIVE it out with spiritual support, accountability, and practical growth.
