It’s becoming clear that this is the year to go all in on content creation.
For the next six months inside my Christian online business, I’m intentionally increasing content across email, social, live experiences, promotions, and I’m even launching a new newsletter.
That might sound like a lot, but the focus isn’t working more. The real work right now is happening behind the scenes, building systems that allow my team and me to create more content without burning out or overcomplicating everything.
I’m walking you through 3 specific ways I’m increasing content production and giving you a behind-the-scenes look at what we’re building for 2026, along with the backend systems supporting it.
My hope is that this gives you practical ideas you can apply inside your own online coaching business.

Hey ladies! Today I want to talk about something I see come up all the time with women who feel called to build a Christian online business. This is especially true if you see yourself as a Christian business coach, or you know God has called you to create something online that truly serves people and makes a real Kingdom-impact.
There is a very specific place where women get stuck when it comes to launching or growing an online business, and most of the time it has nothing to do with effort or desire. It usually comes down to confusion around how they’re supposed to build what God has given them. It often starts with this question, Do I have a ministry…or do I have an online business? When you don’t know how to answer that, it affects everything, how you charge, how you build systems, how you market, and whether or not you feel confident going all in on entrepreneurship.

If you’re a Christian woman in business building an online coaching business and you’ve been feeling stretched thin – booked out with 1-1 clients, repeating the same teachings, and wondering how to scale without burning out – this episode is for you. As a Christian business coach, I work with women every day who feel called to grow their Christian online business, but they’re unsure whether launching a group coaching program is the right next step or if it’s too soon. They know God is inviting them into growth, but they don’t want to rush, strive, or build out of order. Group coaching programs are one of my absolute favorite ways to scale a faith-based online business. Not only because you get to serve one-to-many, but because group coaching allows Christian women to build a sustainable online coaching program with wisdom, structure, and margin – without sacrificing depth or integrity.

I love a fresh year. I really do.
Normally, January hits and I feel energized, clear, excited – ready to run. But stepping into this year felt different. And I wanted to be honest about that, because I know so many Christian women in online business are feeling the same way. I don’t feel as refreshed as I normally do. That surprised me. The year before was good. The business was consistent. Revenue was solid. Life was full in all the ways that matter. But I could tell something had shifted internally.