Abstract Examining the entirety of a person’s life, their core values, life purpose, belief system, environment, faith or lack of, and more is a challenge. What a responsibility, who would want to take on such a challenge? Life Coaching is a professional life coach partnering with a client in a question and answer, thought provoking process, to maximize the client’s personal potential that encompasses the client’s life in its entirety. It is this entirety of one’s life that brings difficulty and with that difficulty is a client’s worldview. A life coach can be faced with these complications, but, the difficulty doesn’t stop there, the coach must deal with understanding of the disintegration of worldviews and Christian worldviews, integration …show more content…
Christian Worldview-Worldview Disintegrated Christian Worldview, the way one views life, comes with presuppositions and biases that are developed and affected by one’s environment, such as, society, culture and one’s belief system. Christian Worldview is a set of lenses or perceptions that alter the way we perceive the world for the better or worse. Our Christian worldview is dramatically formed by our educational environment. “Christian faith and learning belong to different areas of knowledge and practice; consequently, there is a need for bringing the two realms together” (Esqueda, 2014). Losing …show more content…
“The main issue is how do we coach people to be God-centered, rather than Self-centered” (Tangen, 2010)? One way is to strategically frame the questions that are asked. The client’s answers will direct the coach how to frame their next question. Question framing will lead to a point of integration, such as, discussing hope, which in turn leads to the discussion that hope is faith in