Personal Coaching
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Strategies@Work, LLC, provides personal and professional development services for clients through personal coaching venues.
The axiomatic premise is the timeless universal principle of an intentional purposeful Creator who created every person for a reason (Ephesians 2:10). |
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It is therefore incumbent on each person to discover and fulfill that purpose for which they were created (Proverbs 2:1–6; 25:2). The key to fulfilling your life purpose is to gain wisdom (skill to live well in God’s universe) about your purpose. And this true wisdom must be based in Christ (Colossians 2:2–3).
The primary objective of coaching is to help you find and fulfill your divinely ordained life purpose. The apostle Paul described this process in Colossians 1:28: “We proclaim him, admonishing and teaching everyone with all wisdom, so that we may present everyone perfect [complete] in Christ” (NIV). Completion in Christ is finding and fulfilling your life purpose. The impediment to finding and fulfilling your life purpose is sin, that is, rebellion against God. This means that maturity in Christ is a key. Immaturity in Christ is manifested in the tangible world by stress, failures, conflict, and financial issues. As a person matures in Christ, these symptoms will be resolved. The root of life is spiritual in nature, that is, underlying spiritual reality drives tangible physical reality. Hence, to help you find and fulfill your life purpose is fundamentally a spiritual process. Strategies@Work coaches seek to identify your areas of spiritual immaturity and to bring you to maturity in Christ. To do this, they use various venues and teaching materials, such as, seminars, webinars, workshops, schools, books, audio products, small groups, and individual coaching sessions. All means and methods utilized by Strategies@Work coaches are applied from a biblical worldview. Each client’s road to maturity is individual and customized. A key element in the process is the level of the client’s desire to grow in Christ and to learn to work biblically. This sounds simple, but it is a battle of the will. The key to growth in Christ is submitting to the will of God and being able to say what Jesus said in the garden: "Father, if you are willing, take this cup from me; yet not my will, but yours be done" (Luke 22:42 NIV). The more committed a client is to the process of submitting to the will of God, and therefore maturing in Christ, the faster the process. The time frame for each client is different and the investment to facilitate the maturing process is difficult to quantify. Therefore each client can decide his own pace and the level of involvement with Strategies@Work coaches. For more information and a free evaluation, please contact one of our consultants. |
