You were made for more. Take the next steps towards eternal significance.
Does this sound like you?
You are a Christ follower who has worked hard and created wealth, but you wrestle with a nagging feeling that God has created you for more.
You are seeking new opportunities. You’ve reached a point in your life where you’re wondering, “What’s next?”
You consider yourself successful but static. Despite all of your accomplishments, you don’t feel like you’re moving forward. You want to know how to reach your full potential and pursue your God-given calling.
You have a deep desire to grow closer to Christ.
You appreciate genuine straight-talk, where people tell you what you need to hear, not what you want to hear.
You’ve come to the right place.
I help people avoid the spiritual pitfalls that often accompany wealth and success.
I have a heart for those who have been entrusted with much. Jesus does too.
During his time on earth, Jesus spoke more about money than any other subject, because he knew that until we learn to surrender our money to him, we cannot be his disciples.
Money is a powerful tool that has the ability to draw us closer to or further from God. There are significant dangers to wealth and success that often stay hidden. We don’t talk about them, and we certainly don’t want to draw attention to them.
The spiritual burdens that fall on the wealthy are heavy, and very few people are willing to help. Too often in ministry, when working with a person of affluence, discipleship gets confused with fundraising.
Many of my clients express the desire to have a safe place to talk about their life and their money, without having to worry about someone’s ulterior motives.
God has a lot to say about money, he cares that we get this right. I help people apply the truth of God’s word so they can answer the question, “Why has God given me more than I need?”
Here’s what you’ll experience through coaching:
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Create space to draw closer to God
We cannot understand why we were created until we know our Creator. I will help you intentionally slow down and experience more of God in your life.
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Discover your Gospel Identity
The reality of the Gospel should dramatically change how we view ouselves. However, when we look beyond our wealth or job titles, most people don’t know who they were created to be.
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Recognize your blindspots
You are good at helping other people see their blindspots, but who is helping you idenitfy yours? I will gently but firmly help you recognize where you may need to surrender more to Christ.
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Become a doer of God's word
Faith grows through action. If you desire to grow closer to Christ and lead a life of eternal significance, it will require stepping outside your comfort zone and doing the things God has put on your heart.
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“Courtney is the real deal! Her coaching was so good. She is curious and good at asking the right questions and is a great listener. She is also not afraid to challenge your thinking. I had some really nice breakthroughs during our coaching time together. I would highly recommend her to someone who is serious about taking a next big step in their faith walk!”
Mike Perez, CFP at Best Life Financial Group
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It’s more than coaching.
Someone recently described working with me like this:
“You help people live for eternity now. You challenge them, guide them closer to Christ, and help them to pursue true riches by living each day with eternity in mind.”
That same person reminded me that we have eternity to live with God, but we only have a short time on earth to live for Him. The cry of my heart is to see more leaders live with this same mentality and pursue God each day with intentionality.
What if…
What if you experienced Christ in such a way that compelled you to completely reorient how you lived your life?
What if you found a life steeped in purpose, that wasn’t rooted in your wealth?
What if you learned to fully surrender your life to Christ and experience the joy of the easy yoke?