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The Walk

When → Where → What

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The Way

How → Why

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Identity

The Worship

Who God Is → Who I Am → Who I Belong To → Who I Am Becoming

Coaching Application

Beginning

Begin by helping us understand why coaching matters in this season.

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Basic Information

First Name Last Name Age Email Phone

Presenting Purpose

What is bringing you to coaching right now? What do you hope will be different as a result of coaching? What are you asking God to do in your life during this season?

When — Time & Rhythm

Describe a typical weekday from waking to sleeping. How are your weekends different? What currently consumes the greatest amount of your time? Where does life feel rushed, stagnant, chaotic, or neglected?

Where — Presence & Environment

Where do you spend most of your physical time? Where does your mind tend to go when it is unoccupied? What situations or relationships occupy the most emotional space? Where and when do you feel spiritually attentive to God? Where do you tend to become distant?

What — Thoughts, Words & Actions

What habits or repeated behaviors are shaping your life right now? What responsibilities do you repeatedly avoid, delay, or resent? What are you currently stewarding well?

Who is God to you right now—not only doctrinally, but experientially? When you think about who you are, what words or roles come to mind first? Whose approval, opinion, expectations, or presence most influences how you see yourself? When making important decisions, whose authority carries the greatest practical weight? Who do you believe God is calling you to become? Where is the greatest gap between what you believe and how you currently live?

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Coaching Tools

Framework Tools

Coaching Process

Record

Manage Client

Client Progress

Growth Chart

Client

Movement Over Time

Track the client's own report of movement across physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual distance while observing the fruit being produced over time.

History

Growth Assessments

Growth Assessment

New Assessment

Client

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Assessment Date Related Session Time Since Previous Session

Movement Scale

For Physical, Mental, Emotional, and Spiritual questions, ask the client to compare their present experience with the previous session.

Much Further Further Same Closer Much Closer

Is there anything about the period since the previous session that should be remembered when viewing these answers?

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Compared with our last session, how closely does the way you are actually spending your time align with the responsibilities you believe have been entrusted to you?

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Compared with our last session, how closely do your daily actions align with what you know you should be doing?

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Compared with our last session, how closely are your physical boundaries aligning with the person you believe you are called to become?

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Compared with our last session, how closely are your daily rhythms and routines supporting the life you believe you should be living?

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Compared with our last session, how closely does your actual follow-through align with the commitments and responsibilities you have identified?

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Compared with our last session, how closely are the things occupying your attention aligned with what you believe deserves your attention?

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Compared with our last session, how closely are your thoughts about yourself aligned with what you believe is true?

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Compared with our last session, how closely are your interpretations of other people and circumstances aligned with what you believe is true?

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Compared with our last session, how closely does the way you think about failure, weakness, and mistakes reflect grace?

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Compared with our last session, how closely are your recurring thought patterns aligned with the way you believe you should be thinking?

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Compared with our last session, how closely do the things you most want align with the person you believe you are called to become?

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Compared with our last session, how closely are your emotional responses aligned with what you know to be true?

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Compared with our last session, how closely are your fears and concerns aligned with what actually deserves your concern?

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Compared with our last session, how closely are your attachments and expectations aligned with what you believe you should be holding onto?

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Compared with our last session, how closely are you emotionally present with the people, responsibilities, and circumstances directly in front of you?

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Compared with our last session, how closely are you experiencing yourself walking with God throughout ordinary daily life?

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Compared with our last session, how closely are your decisions aligned with what you understand God to be asking of you?

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Compared with our last session, how closely is your trust in God shaping the way you respond to uncertainty, pressure, and circumstances outside your control?

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Compared with our last session, how closely does the way you are actually living align with what you say you believe about God?

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Compared with our last session, how closely are you moving toward God through prayer, Scripture, obedience, confession, worship, and dependence?

Fruit Scale

Fruit is not rated against the client's previous score. Christ and the biblical description of the fruit of the Spirit remain the reference point.

1 · Very Far 2 · Far 3 · Somewhat Close 4 · Close 5 · Very Close

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Love

Thinking about your life since our last session, how closely have your attitudes, choices, and treatment of others resembled the self-giving love of Christ?

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Joy

Thinking about your life since our last session, how closely has your inner life resembled the joy produced by trust in God, even when circumstances were difficult?

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Peace

Thinking about your life since our last session, how closely have your thoughts, emotions, and responses resembled the peace that comes from trusting God rather than being governed by fear, conflict, or circumstances?

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Patience

Thinking about your life since our last session, how closely have your responses to waiting, frustration, inconvenience, and other people resembled Christlike patience?

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Kindness

Thinking about your life since our last session, how closely have your words and actions toward others resembled the kindness of Christ?

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Goodness

Thinking about your life since our last session, how closely have your decisions and actions reflected goodness, choosing what is right, beneficial, and consistent with God's character?

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Faithfulness

Thinking about your life since our last session, how closely have you resembled faithfulness in keeping commitments, fulfilling responsibilities, and remaining dependable before God and others?

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Gentleness

Thinking about your life since our last session, how closely have you responded to people, conflict, weakness, and correction with Christlike gentleness rather than unnecessary harshness or force?

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Self-Control

Thinking about your life since our last session, how closely have your desires, impulses, emotions, words, and actions reflected Spirit-led self-control rather than being governed by immediate appetite or reaction?

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Responsibility · The Walk

Life Stewardship Plan

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Stewardship Plan

Present Season

Begin by naming the season of life you are actually living.

What words best describe the season you are living in? What has changed during the last twelve months? What currently requires more care than it normally would? What is the strongest influence on this season? Because of this season, what do you need to accept? Because of this season, what must you not neglect?

Which people are meaningfully entrusted to your care? What roles and responsibilities genuinely belong to you? What commitments are you currently responsible to keep? What resources, abilities, or opportunities have been placed in your care? What are you carrying that may not actually belong to you?

When are your clearest hours? When is your energy lowest? What transition in your week feels most rushed? What rhythm is most protected? What rhythm is most neglected? Where does unplanned time most often disappear?

Where are you most naturally present and faithful? Where do you most often become distracted, passive, hurried, or reactive? What physical environment most strongly shapes your life? What digital environment most strongly shapes your life? What small environmental change would support greater faithfulness?

What recurring thoughts most shape your daily walk? What recurring words or communication patterns stand out? What recurring actions or behaviors stand out? Which repeated pattern creates the widest harm across your life? Which faithful pattern is already producing good fruit?

What physical limits currently affect your capacity? What emotional or mental limits currently affect your capacity? What limitations of time or season must be honored? What do you keep scheduling as though energy were unlimited? What form of rest actually restores your ability to be present?

Which responsibilities require deliberate protection in this season? Why do these priorities matter now? What would faithfulness look like in concrete terms? What will these priorities require you to displace? What boundary is needed to protect these responsibilities?

Describe your present season in one or two sentences. What responsibilities are clearly entrusted to you? What are you releasing, sharing, or delegating? What limits must be honored? What rhythms will you protect? Who can help you remain honest and accountable? What is the first faithful step? When will you take that step? Write a simple rule for the week.

Responsibility · The Walk

Moment Map

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Observe a Moment

Locate a specific event inside ordinary life and notice what moved through thought, word, and action.

History

Mapped Moments

Moment Map

Map a Moment

Start with what actually happened. Interpretation can come later.

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Date When did this happen? Where were you? Who was involved? What happened? What responsibility was present in this moment?

What were you thinking? What did you say? What did you do? What happened immediately before your response?

What did this response produce in you? What did this response produce for other people? What happened next? Have you seen this pattern before? If so, where?

What part of this moment seems most important now? What did you do faithfully in this situation? Where do you see a need for repentance, repair, boundary, or different action? What would a more faithful response have looked like? What is one next faithful action?

Relationship · The Way

Spiritual Fruit Map

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Observe the Fruit

Look across ordinary responses rather than one unusually good or difficult moment. Rate what has actually been visible in this season.

History

Assessments

Spiritual Fruit Map

New Assessment

Use the recent pattern of your actual life as evidence. Do not rate the person you hope to be.

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Assessment Date What period are you considering? What circumstances have most shaped this period? Which Moment Map moments or repeated situations are most relevant?

1 = rarely visible · 3 = inconsistent · 5 = regularly visible

Love Self-sacrificial care for God and others

Joy Stable delight not wholly dependent upon circumstances

Peace Restful trust rather than persistent inner conflict

Patience Endurance with people, process, and delay

Kindness Active gentleness and concern in relationship

Goodness Choosing what is genuinely good rather than merely convenient

Faithfulness Obedient trust and dependable follow-through

Gentleness Strength expressed without unnecessary harshness

Self-Control Capacity to govern impulse rather than be governed by it

1 = rarely visible · 3 = inconsistent · 5 = regularly visible

Fear / Anxiety Fear repeatedly governing interpretation or response

Control Attempts to manage outcomes, people, or uncertainty

Avoidance Withdrawing from what requires faithful engagement

Anger / Harshness Force, contempt, or aggression shaping response

Resentment Rehearsed offense or reluctant responsibility

Isolation Unhealthy withdrawal from relationship or support

People-Pleasing Approval determining truth, boundary, or action

Impulsivity Immediate appetite repeatedly outrunning wise direction

Passivity Failing to act where faithful responsibility requires movement

Which healthy fruit appears strongest right now? What evidence supports that answer? Which shadow pattern causes the greatest concern right now? Where and when does that pattern most often appear? Who is most affected by it? What healthy fruit would you hope to see increasingly replace it? What is one recent example that should be explored more deeply in a Root Map?

Relationship · The Way

Root Maps

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Fruit Leads Toward Root

Begin with something observable. Trace the response toward desire, belief, and truth without assuming you already know the answer.

History

Root Maps

Root Map

Trace the Root

Move inward carefully. The goal is understanding, not accusation.

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What pattern or fruit are you mapping? What specific event or repeated situation brought this pattern to your attention? Where and when does this pattern usually appear? Who is usually affected by it? What evidence tells you this is a real pattern rather than a one-time event?

What do you typically think in these moments? What emotions or sensations tend to become strongest? What do you typically say? What do you typically do? Do you tend to move toward people or away from them? How? In this response, where do you notice grace? Where do you notice justice? What seems missing or distorted?

Which desires seem most active in this pattern?

Power / Control Pleasure / Comfort Security / Certainty Approval / Acceptance

What did you want the other person, circumstance, or outcome to do for you? What were you afraid of losing? What were you trying to avoid? What were you trying to gain? What would it have meant to you if you did not get what you wanted?

What were you assuming was true about the situation? What were you believing about yourself? What were you believing about other people? What were you believing about God? What evidence seemed to support this belief in the moment? Could there be another explanation?

What part of the belief appears true, incomplete, distorted, or false? What does Scripture say that speaks directly to this belief? What does God's character tell you here? What truth needs to replace or correct the old interpretation? If that truth governed the moment, what would the way of Christ have looked like? What responsibility is actually yours now? What is one faithful next action?

Identity · The Worship

Truth Map

Client

From Awareness to Alignment

Compare the client's present walk with what faithful alignment with Christ would require. Make the distance visible, then identify how that distance can begin to close.

History

Truth Maps

Truth Map

Map the Alignment

Move from visible misalignment toward a practical, faithful response.

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What area of life are you examining? What is happening right now? What makes you believe something here may be out of alignment? What do you wish were different?

What are you actually doing? How are you responding? What seems to be driving the response? Whose word or judgment is functioning as authority here? What does this pattern suggest you are believing about who you are?

What Scripture speaks most directly to this area? What does this reveal about God? What is true about this situation? What is true about you before God? How does the grace of Christ affect the way this truth should be received?

Physical Alignment Mental Alignment Emotional Alignment Spiritual Alignment What fruit would you expect increasing alignment to produce?

Where is the greatest distance right now? What is the first movement that would begin closing that distance? What needs to be removed, reduced, or moved farther away? What needs to be brought nearer? What is the next faithful action? When will this alignment be reviewed? Alignment Statement

Identity · The Worship

Rule of Practice

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Alignment Becomes Rhythm

Turn what has been learned into a repeatable pattern of faithfulness. A Rule of Practice gives intentional structure to what should remain near, what should remain protected, and what should remain at a distance.

History

Rules of Alignment

Rule of Practice

Build the Rule

Establish a practical pattern that keeps daily life moving toward faithful alignment.

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What responsibilities has God clearly entrusted to you? Which of these responsibilities require the greatest faithfulness in this season? What limits must you receive rather than fight? What are you currently carrying that is not actually yours? What do you need to release, delegate, share, or surrender?

What relationships require intentional proximity? What spiritual practices need protected space in your life? What responsibilities need protected time? What environments help you remain attentive and faithful? What restorative rhythms need deliberate protection?

What physical access needs to be reduced or removed? What repeatedly captures your mental attention without deserving it? What emotional attachment, fear, resentment, or desire needs less governing influence? What relationships or influences require clearer boundaries? What behavior must no longer receive easy access to your life?

What will your morning rhythm include? What will your evening rhythm include? What weekly rhythms need a consistent place? What will you do when a familiar misalignment begins to appear? Who will help you remain honest about this pattern? How often will you review whether this rule is actually helping?

In this season, what are you primarily responsible to steward? What will you intentionally keep near? What will you intentionally keep at a distance? What rhythms will you protect? What will you do when misalignment appears? Write your Rule of Practice. When will you review this rule?

Client Record

Session Notes

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Coaching History

Keep each session as its own record. Review past conversations, search recurring themes, and return to previous commitments without losing the context of the session.

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History

Sessions

Session Note

New Session

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Session Date Session Title Session Summary

Key Observations Themes / Patterns What seemed to require the most attention?

Client Commitments Coach Follow-Up Scripture / Truth to Revisit Next Focus

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Action Plan

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Current Focus Next Faithful Action Accountability / Support Review Date

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Identified

What brings them to coaching?

Desired outcome

What they are asking God to do

When

Typical weekday

Weekend

Primary demands on time

Areas of friction

Where

Physical environment

Mental attention

Emotional attention

Spiritual attentiveness / distance

What

Habits and repeated behaviors

Responsibilities avoided or delayed

Areas of effective stewardship

Coach Synthesis

How

Response under pressure

How close others may experience them

Inner dialogue after failure

Why

Governing desires

Example

Potential distorted beliefs

Difficulty receiving grace

Fruit identified

Shadow patterns

Coach Synthesis

Who God is experientially

Current self-definition

Approval / belonging influence

Practical authority

Who they believe God is calling them to become

Greatest belief-to-life gap

Coach Synthesis

Anticipated barriers

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Follow a real pattern from observation toward faithful practice. A thread begins only when the coach deliberately chooses to explore a shared mapped moment.

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Rule of Practice

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The Walk

The Way

The Worship

Beginning

Basic Information

Presenting Purpose

The Walk

When — Time & Rhythm

Where — Presence & Environment

What — Thoughts, Words & Actions

The Way

How — Response & Temperament

Why — Governing Desires

Fruit

The Worship

Readiness & Coaching Fit

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Coaching Tools

Coaching Process

Manage Client

Growth Chart

Since Coaching Began

Growth Over Time

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Attention, Truth & Grace

Desire, Attachment & Response

Trust, Allegiance & Communion

What Is Being Produced?

Life Stewardship Plan

Present Season