When we consider resources that a coach might suggest a client pursue in faith coaching, there are many! Please understand as I address this topic, I come from a Christian perspective (note the “a” and not “the”). However, there are rich spiritual resources connected to all religious faiths and to no particular religious faith. Perhaps a starting point comes from the Methodist or Wesleyan tradition. The Wesleyan Quadrilateral is credited to Methodist founder John Wesley. This model bases its teaching on four sources as the basis of theological and doctrinal development. These four sources are chiefly scripture (the Bible), along with tradition, reason, and Christian experience. As Christians, we are not bound by tradition, but we have two thousand years of tradition upon which we can draw. Tradition is not simply about organization or ecclesiology, but ways in which believers approach God—spiritual practices (such a...
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