God is the ultimate source of our hope.
When we put our trust in Him, the Holy Spirit inside of us fills us with peace and joy.
The hope He gives empowers us to move forward, find our purpose and please Him.
I couldn’t be an effective coach without hope.
I share in my clients’ hope for changes that they recognize as important to find their purpose, to move forward and to reach their goals.
What or who are you putting your hope in?
Are you eager to know the way to go?
Wouldn’t it be wonderful to know exactly where you are heading?
Whether we are a coach or being coached, if we are open to His instruction and engaged with a teachable spirit, He will show us the way to go – day by day.
Do you have a teachable spirit?
These verses from Corinthians perfectly portray my heart’s cry and capture what I believe God created me to do.
For many years, I have had a great desire to help others, and I have done this in my professional as well as my personal life.
God allowed me to go through the majority of my 56 years of life dealing with the hardships that come from being in unhealthy relationships.
I believe that He allowed the trials in my life not only to refine me, but also so that I would be used by Him through my own healing to support, comfort and encourage others while showing them the love of Christ.
The coaching relationship offers an ideal way for me to fulfill my calling while helping my clients to reach their own goals.
Check out this verse! It says we should give thanks, regardless of our circumstances! What a great way to begin Thanksgiving week!
Have you heard that Jesus came to set the captives free? That was me, but He has set me free, and now I am able to share this good news with you!
My desire is to help you find hope and healing through God’s amazing love for you and to help you to find God’s purpose in your suffering, along with the ability to praise Him regardless of your circumstances.
As long as I live, I will tell my story, bring God the glory and share hope with “the captives”.
God’s grace has set me free! Free from shame and guilt, free from condemnation.
We can trust Him to be with us and for us in all circumstances if we are putting our faith in Him.
This Thanksgiving, I am most thankful for the grace that God has given me.
Have you experienced His grace?
Leave and Step Out! Don’t look back!
This is my tip for you today, learned through my own experience and trials.
God does not want you to dwell on past mistakes. There is nothing that can be gained from beating yourself up over bad decisions you have made or focusing on what you could have had if things had been different.
God has something new for you today! He has an “invincible” future in store for you, meaning “too powerful to be defeated or overcome”.
Are you ready to step out and embrace it?
Do you need encouragement? Maybe you need a partner for your journey.
Hebrews 10:24 is a verse about encouragement. Paul tells us to think about the ways we can “spur one another on towards love and good deeds”. Synonyms for “spur” include to urge forward, encourage, motivate, prompt, propel, inspire, and stimulate.
As a coach, nothing brings a smile to my face faster than hearing that my client succeeded in reaching one of their goals.
Wouldn’t it help to have someone come alongside you and encourage you? Sometimes that is all you need to make that change you’ve been wanting to make.
What are you waiting for?