
Maybe you already know you want to become a Christian life coach. Or perhaps you’re drawn to coaching because you want to become better equipped to help people and make changes in your own life.
Both are good reasons to be here.
Learn how to help people create real change
Most of us are pretty good at giving advice, offering encouragement or suggesting what someone could do differently.
Coaching takes a different approach.
You’ll learn how to listen more deeply, ask questions that get beneath the surface and help people recognise the thoughts, beliefs and patterns that may be keeping them stuck.
You’ll learn how to help someone move from “I don’t know what to do” to greater clarity about what they want, what needs to change and the next steps they can take.
And because this is Christian coach training, you’ll also learn how to make space for God in the coaching process — without feeling that you have to provide all the answers or tell someone what God is saying to them.
Christian Life Coach Training — Live
For the first time in a while, I’m teaching the Christian Life Coach Training live again.
We’ll explore coaching skills together. You’ll see them demonstrated, have opportunities to practise what you’re learning, and ask questions along the way.
You can learn a lot about coaching by reading or watching a video.
But you learn to coach by coaching.
My aim is for you not to finish the training simply knowing more about coaching. You’ll know what to do when someone sits down with you and says:
“I feel completely stuck. I don’t know what to do.”
You’ll have a way to begin.
What will you learn?
We’ll work through the coaching process step by step, helping you develop the skills to have meaningful coaching conversations and confidently help people move forward.
Listen beyond the words
Learn to listen for more than the facts of someone’s story, and start noticing the thoughts, feelings, beliefs, and assumptions underneath.
Ask powerful questions
Learn how to ask questions that encourage people to think more deeply, see things differently and discover insights for themselves.
Recognise what’s keeping someone stuck
Explore limiting beliefs, unhelpful thinking patterns, fears and assumptions that can quietly influence choices and prevent change.
Help people gain clarity
Learn how to help someone untangle their thoughts, identify what really matters and become clearer about what they want.
Open up new possibilities
Help people move beyond the options they’ve already considered and begin seeing different perspectives, choices and possibilities.
Turn insight into action
A breakthrough moment is valuable, but change usually happens through what comes next.
You’ll learn how to help people turn new awareness into practical, realistic steps forward.
Help people turn goals into action
Learn how to help someone identify meaningful goals, make better choices and stay accountable without pressure or judgement.
Understand boundaries and responsibility
Know where your responsibility as a coach begins and ends, and learn how to support people without taking responsibility for their decisions.
Bring faith naturally into coaching
Explore how prayer, Scripture, discernment and awareness of the Holy Spirit can have a natural place in Christian coaching without forcing a spiritual answer onto someone’s situation.
You’ll learn by doing
I don’t want you simply taking pages of notes about coaching.
I want you to experience it.
During the live training, you’ll see coaching skills demonstrated, and we’ll explore together how and why they work.
Then, between the training sessions, you’ll have opportunities to put what you’re learning into practice by coaching volunteers.
You won’t be expected to coach in front of the group.
Your practice sessions are a chance to try things out on your own time, build your confidence, and discover what coaching actually feels like when you’re the one asking the questions.
And if your practice raises questions or you feel unsure about something, you’ll have opportunities during our Q&A time to ask and get the support you need.
“An inspirational foundation and launchpad”
“I knew that coaching was about getting from where you are to where you want to be. What I didn't know was that this course would take me from a place of very little knowledge about coaching to a whole new world of breakthroughs for myself and others!
I loved this course, and I love coaching! I especially love the way that, as a result, God is beginning to use me to partner with Him to see lives transformed. It is so powerful!
While I will always be growing as a coach, this course has been an inspirational foundation and launchpad to give me a flying start. I cannot believe how much we covered in 10 weeks, but I felt supported every step of the way. The training has left me feeling passionate about developing into the best coach that I can be, and I am very grateful! A T, Hampshire
And something else often happens...
While you’re learning how to help someone else recognise what’s keeping them stuck, you start noticing your own stuff too.
You hear yourself asking a coaching question and realise:
“Actually, I need to answer that.”
You explore limiting beliefs and recognise one you’ve been carrying for years.
You learn about boundaries and suddenly see where yours have become blurred.
You talk about choices and notice an area where you’ve been telling yourself you don’t have one.
You explore goals and realise there’s something you’ve wanted to do for a long time but keep putting off.
That’s one reason coach training can become such a personal journey.
You’re learning how to help people change, but you’re growing along the way too.
“I learned so much, not only professionally but personally”
“The course was very detailed and thorough. Lynne delivered the course brilliantly, and she always made time to ensure she met all our needs as students.I felt fully supported and very happy with the course content.
I learned so much, not only professionally but also personally. I have grown emotionally as a result of the training, and that has had a positive effect across my whole life.” A K, London
What makes Christian coaching different?
For me, Christian coaching isn’t simply ordinary coaching with a Bible verse added here and there.
Faith shapes the way we approach the whole conversation.
We recognise that we’re not someone’s rescuer. We don’t have to fix them, have every answer, or tell them what God is saying.
Instead, we listen. We ask. We encourage reflection. We help people notice what may be going on beneath the surface.
And we create space for God to be part of that process.
There can be enormous freedom in realising:
I don’t have to have the answer for this person.
The Holy Spirit is already at work in their life.
Your role is to become skilled at walking alongside them.
Could you become a Christian life coach?
Maybe that’s why you first started looking into coach training.
You love helping people. You’re fascinated by what makes people tick. You get enormous satisfaction from seeing someone have a breakthrough or finally do something they didn’t think they could do.
And perhaps somewhere along the way you’ve found yourself wondering:
“Could I actually do this?”
Yes, you can learn how to coach.
The training is designed to take you from understanding the principles of coaching to actually being able to sit down with someone and coach them.
You’ll develop a structure for coaching conversations, practise the core skills and gradually build your confidence.
You’ll begin to develop your own coaching style. You’ll learn when to ask another question and when to stay quiet. And you’ll become more comfortable not knowing exactly where a conversation will go.
For some people, coaching becomes a new career.
You may want to build your own coaching practice, work from home, coach online or specialise in an area you’re passionate about.
For others, coaching fits alongside something they already do in ministry, leadership, counselling, teaching, pastoral work, business or another people-focused role.
And even outside formal coaching sessions, you may find yourself using these skills in conversations with colleagues, people at church, friends and family.
You don’t need to know exactly where coaching will take you before you begin. That can become clearer as you learn.
Who is the training for?
The training may be right for you if you:

What you’ll receive
Live training with me
We’ll work through the key coaching skills together, with teaching, demonstrations, discussion and opportunities to ask questions. You’ll also have continued access to the recorded sessions and training materials.
Comprehensive Christian Life Coach Training
You’ll work through an in-depth programme covering the foundations of Christian coaching, listening and questioning skills, identity, values, needs, purpose, mindset, limiting beliefs, obstacles, life balance, choices, goals and coaching for results.
A practical coaching resource library
You’ll have access to videos, audio, coaching exercises, assessments and practical tools to support your learning and use in your coaching.
Coaching forms and ready-to-use resources
You’ll receive customisable coaching agreements, forms, worksheets and exercises, so you won’t have to create everything from scratch.
Real coaching experience
Between sessions, you’ll practise what you’ve been learning by coaching volunteers in your own time, building experience and confidence as the training progresses.
Support as you learn
You’ll have opportunities during our live Q&A sessions to bring your questions, plus access to our private Facebook coaching community where you can connect with me and other trainees.

Christian Life Coach Certification
If your goal is to become a qualified coach, you’ll be able to work towards certification as part of the training.
Certification isn’t based simply on watching the training and completing the lessons. I want to know that you understand the coaching process and can actually put what you’ve learned into practice.
To complete your certification, you’ll be asked to:
You’ll receive guidance so you know what’s expected and have time to practise before submitting your coaching sessions.
On successful completion, you can choose to be certified as a:
Certified Life Breakthrough Coach™ or Certified Biblical Life Coach™
depending on which best reflects how you intend to use your training.
You’ll also receive lifetime membership of the Biblical Coaching Alliance™ Coaches Network and a listing in the Life Breakthrough Academy Biblical Coaching Alliance Directory.
Want to build a coaching practice?
Learning how to coach is one part of becoming a professional coach.
Then comes the question:
“How do I actually get started?”
You’ll also have access to practical business and marketing training to help you take those first steps.
We’ll look at things such as:
The aim isn’t to turn you into a pushy salesperson.
It’s to help you become confident talking about what you do and make it easier for the people who need your help to find you.
"I feel equipped to begin a Christian Coaching practice."
The materials are thorough, and the program is well-paced. I did the convenient individual sessions which worked best for my schedule.For the money, I got quality time with Lynne each week, inspiring audio and web training, and support resources -- such as client questionnaires and sample contracts for my practice.
The icing on the cake was the marketing resources, and the professional contacts that Lynne recommended as continued education.
Lynne is a great mentor, as she herself is a successful coach and business person, and honorable woman of God.
I highly recommend Lynne Lee and Breakthrough Academy to any Christian interested in becoming a life coach." Debbie USA
You’ll also receive these additional training resources
Renewing Your Mind & Overcoming Limiting Beliefs
An editable, done-for-you workshop and workbook that gives you a practical framework for helping people recognise limiting beliefs, renew their thinking, and start making changes.
16-Part Life Makeover Coaching Programme
An editable, ready-to-use programme you can adapt and use with your own clients.
How to Create a Coaching Programme Around a Book
Learn how to take a book and turn its ideas and principles into a structured coaching programme that helps people move beyond reading to applying what they’re learning.
How to Get Your First Paying Coaching Clients
Practical training to help you move from practising your coaching skills to finding people who are willing to pay you to coach them.
How to Hear God Through Journaling
A step-by-step coaching guide for using journaling to encourage reflection and awareness of what God may be showing us.
Introduction to Coaching Relationships
Additional guidance for coaching people through relationship challenges and helping them think more clearly about the choices, boundaries and changes available to them.
And the support doesn’t disappear when the training finishes
Becoming confident as a coach takes time.
There will almost certainly be moments when you’re coaching someone and afterwards think:
“I wonder if I handled that well?”
Or:
“What could I have asked there?”
That’s why you’ll continue to have access to occasional live Q&A sessions and our private Facebook coaching community after you’ve completed the training.
You’ll have somewhere to bring questions, continue learning and connect with other people who are developing and using their coaching skills too.
You won’t simply finish the training and be left to figure everything out on your own.

A little about me
I’m Lynne, and I’ve been training Christian life coaches for many years.
Over that time, I’ve seen people do the training for all sorts of reasons.
Some knew from the beginning that they wanted to become coaches and went on to build their own coaching practices.
Others brought coaching into work or ministry they were already doing.
And some did the training because they wanted to grow personally or become better equipped to help the people around them.
One of the things I still love most is seeing the change that happens as people begin to practise what they're learning.
At the beginning, there can be that slightly panicky feeling of:
“What on earth do I ask next?”
Then gradually something shifts.
They listen differently. They stop feeling responsible for having the answer. They become more confident asking questions and trusting the other person to think.
And somewhere along the way they realise:
“I can actually do this.”
That’s the point I want to help you reach too.
Join me and train to become a Certified Christian Life Coach
We’ll meet live on Zoom each Saturday for 10 weeks, giving you time between sessions to practise what you’re learning and build your confidence as a coach.
Start date: Saturday, 26th September, 2 pm UK time
Each session will be around 90-120 minutes.
Your investment
£750 or $897
Choose the payment option that works best for you and prepare to join me for the live training.
If you really want to do the training but the payments are beyond your current budget, please don't hesitate to get in touch, and I'll gladly work with you to create a payment schedule that works for you.
What do other trainees have to say?
"The training is well balanced, practical and challenging."
The content is deep and well worth the effort required between sessions.
Lynne is effervescent in her delivery, bringing an abundance of positive energy and skill. Her knowledge and relevance are truly apparent, and nothing is too much trouble for her. She is always available to assist and support your learning.
Her confidence and passion for excellence are infectious. I highly recommend the training and the trainer. M H Lincolnshire
“Each session was a treasure.”
“I have loved this Life Coach training class! The knowledge transmitted was immense, and yet it was broken down into bite-size pieces.
The course was informative and motivating. And the Christian woman that Lynne is made it extra special.
Lynne, the trainer, is gifted, godly and inspiring. Each session was a treasure.
I highly recommend this training.” Audrey Hessler
Ready to take the next step?
If you’ve been thinking about becoming a Christian life coach, I’d love to have you join me.
Still have questions?
Choosing the right coach training matters, and I’m happy to answer any questions you have before you decide.
If you’d like to learn more about the training, certification, or whether the course is a good fit for what you want to do, message me and we can set up a time to chat on Zoom.
Professional accreditation
The Christian Life Coach Training is accredited by The Association for Coaching (London) and The Association of Coaches and Coach Training Organisations (ACTO).
Want to experience some of my teaching first?
If you’re not quite ready to decide and want a better feel for who I am and how I teach, you can start with this free training.
You’ll learn more about coaching and explore some practical ways of recognising and moving past the things that can keep us stuck.
It’s a good way to see whether my coaching approach feels right for you.
Take your time, pray about it and see what you think.
And if you decide this is the right next step for you, I'd love to help you
Lynne