Christian life coaching sits at an interesting intersection. It's personal development work, yes, but it's also discipleship, accountability, and sometimes the kind of conversation that only makes sense if both people share the same foundation. That's what matters here: does the coach actually hold the faith they're bringing into the room, and do their past clients say the work changed something real?
Every coach on this page signed our statement of faith to be listed, confessing Jesus as Lord. That's the gate. We also reach out to welcome most new coaches with a call and pray for them right there on the phone, a genuine hello from one believer to another, not a credential check. What we can't tell you is whether a particular coach's style will click with yours, whether they'll push you the right amount, or whether their framework will hold up when the session gets hard. That's what the reviews are for. People who hired them, sat with them, and came back, or didn't.
Honestly, finding a Christian life coach isn't the hard part anymore. There's real supply here. The harder question is fit, and no directory answers that for you. What we can do is point you toward coaches who share your foundation, and then let the reviews do the rest of the talking. A coach who integrates Scripture without forcing it, who holds your goals and your faith in the same hand, is worth finding. This page is where you start.
States with listings
Listings (43)
Shanna Pyzer Coaching LLC
iTrajectory LLC
Resilient by Faith
Compassion in Action Life Consulting, LLC
Thrive
Carole Mendoza Coaching, LLC
Nick Richards Consulting
New Wings Coaching
Called2Rise LLC
Redeemed Hope Christian Counseling
Man In The Mirror Local Ministry to Men
One Foot Coaching
Frequently asked questions
How do coaches get listed on this page?
Every coach listed signed our statement of faith, confessing Jesus as Lord. That's the requirement to be here. We also call most new coaches to welcome them and pray for them on that call, though that's a hello, not a screening process.
Does LocateFaith verify the quality of a coach's work?
We don't. The coaches built their own practices and their own reputations. The reviews on each listing are where you find out whether past clients found the work meaningful. Read those carefully before reaching out.
What makes Christian life coaching different from regular coaching?
The foundation. A Christian coach brings faith into the process, not as an add-on but as the lens. That only works when the coach actually holds the faith themselves. It's not a label we assign; it's what the statement of faith is about.
How do I know which coach is right for me?
Read the reviews carefully. They're written by people who actually hired the coach and sat with them through real sessions. Look for patterns: do clients mention feeling heard, challenged, and grounded in their faith? That's your signal.
Is the list complete, or are coaches still joining?
It grows as more coaches sign on. If you don't see someone you know should be here, they can apply to join. The directory fills in as more believers list their practices.