As followers of Christ, if our first love is a party, Republican or Democrat, then we have replaced God with a new idol, and our ability to witness is limited.

Jesus never aligned Himself with any man-made party. In fact, he announced a different government altogether: “My kingdom is not of this world” (John 18:36). When we read the Gospels with clear eyes, we don’t see Jesus following his favorite politician, arguing for their ideologies, and separating himself from people. What do we see? We see Him proclaiming the Kingdom of God, healing the broken, and calling people like the Pharisee, the tax collector, the zealot, and the Roman soldier into a new allegiance. If we are to be like Christ, why are we dividing ourselves over political affiliations He never claimed?

When life gets complicated, Christians often ask: Do I need counseling or coaching? The truth is, these are complementary, not competing paths.

Christian counseling focuses on healing. Licensed counselors help you process pain, trauma, anxiety, depression, or relational wounds through clinically sound methods anchored in biblical truth. Counseling looks backward to make sense of what’s happened so you can live whole in the present.

Christian coaching focuses on growth and action. A coach is a thought partner who helps you clarify callings, make decisions, and establish rhythms that move you forward. Coaching examines your current reality and future horizon asking what God is inviting you to build next and turns intentions into concrete steps, with accountability.

Why This, Why Now?

Two reasons. First, I love meeting new people and hearing their stories, the real stories, where calling meets pressure, purpose meets complexity, and faith meets decision-making. Second, I enjoy helping others whenever possible by sharing my experiences and expertise. After the great response to my book, Reimagining Learning: The Power of Triple Loop Leadership, it became clear that many Christian leaders were asking, “How do I bring this into my faith and my work today?” This new offering is my answer.

Triple Loop Leadership began as a cross-sector framework to help leaders see beyond quick fixes and address the beliefs, assumptions, and rhythms that drive their decisions. I’m now extending that framework directly to Christian leaders so your leadership growth is anchored in Scripture and expressed in your daily decisions.