Here is what it takes to land on this page. Every life coach listed signed our statement of faith, confessing Jesus as Lord, before they went live. We also talked to them. A real conversation, not a form submission, to confirm they run an actual practice and are who they say they are. Signed confession. Light legitimacy check. That is where our part ends.
What we don't do is sit in on sessions, review notes, or grade anyone's coaching methodology. We have no idea whether a given coach asks the right questions or knows when to refer out. Honestly, no directory does, and anyone who tells you otherwise is selling something. Those judgments belong to you, and the reviews below are the tool for making them. People who actually hired these coaches wrote those reviews. Read them before you book a call.
What we can say with confidence: there is real coverage here. Enough that you have genuine options to compare, not a single name and a shrug. A Christian life coach who is transparent about their framework, grounds their practice in Scripture without weaponizing it, and earns consistent reviews from clients who felt genuinely heard, that combination is worth your time to look for. Which coach on this list fits that description is something the reviews will tell you faster than we can. Start there, ask good questions on a first call, and trust your own read of the conversation.
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Listings (20)
Rick Ruperto LLC
Communitas Wellness
Freedom for Life Coaching
WestPac Wealth Partners
Armored Life LLC
MeLi MeThoDS
Shackelford Solutions LLC- Consulting and Coaching Services
Remnant Readers - Books & Coaching
The Leadership Guide
My Success Strategist
Breakthrough Buildup
GEM Coaching & Consulting
Frequently asked questions
How do I know these coaches are actually Christian?
Every coach on this page signed our statement of faith confessing Jesus as Lord before going live. We also spoke with them directly to confirm they run a real practice. That is the membership check. We do not assess their theology beyond that.
Does LocateFaith review the quality of coaching sessions?
No. We confirm faith and identity, full stop. We do not sit in on sessions, review client notes, or evaluate methodology. The reviews from real clients are where quality gets assessed, and that is the right place for it.
What should I look for when choosing a Christian life coach?
Transparency about their framework, a grounding in Scripture that does not feel coercive, and consistent client reviews that mention feeling genuinely heard. A solid first call tells you a lot too. Ask how they handle situations that may need professional referral.
Are these coaches licensed therapists or counselors?
Not necessarily. Life coaching and licensed therapy are different things. If you are dealing with clinical mental health concerns, a licensed counselor or therapist is the right fit. A coach is better suited for goal-setting, discernment, and personal growth work.
How do I know if a coach is the right fit for me?
The reviews are the most reliable signal a directory can offer. Read them carefully, then schedule a first call. How a coach listens and responds in that conversation is data. Your own gut read of it matters more than any listing description.