I have had a few strong conversations with the Lord asking, “God, do You want me to build a business or start a ministry?” It had always felt like the answer would be an either/or and that is how I asked the question. I am sure you can relate to the tension between building something that feels impactful and Spirit-led—but also needing it to be profitable. We all have a need to feed the family and keep the lights on; at home and work quite honestly.
That’s exactly what we’re unpacking today. And let me just say—it is biblical that this doesn’t have to be either/or. You can absolutely build a Christian coaching business that functions as a ministry, and you can structure the same faith-based online business in a way that is deeply impactful and sustainable.

You know that moment when your brain is buzzing with ideas, but your heart is asking the Lord, “What do you want me to talk about today?” Have you experienced these moments too? This happened to me as I was settling in to create this specific episode!

I never thought I’d be a homeschooling parent. I was the mom who couldn’t wait to drop the kids off at daycare so I could get into my creative work mode. I love business. I love inspiring others. I love making legacy money. I love creating things from scratch and watching them multiply. And yet—God had other plans.
In this season of life I run a 7-figure online coaching business, homeschool my three kids and pour into my family! You can be a present mama. You can build an online business that disrupts culture. And you can do it all while walking closely with Jesus. And it is absolutely possible to do it without getting burned out!
This episode is for the Christian Life Coach or online business entrepreneur who’s wondering, “Can I really do it all?” My answer? With the right systems, surrender in prayer, and a whole lot of grace—absolutely yes.

I think about all of the moments that, compiled together, brought me to the realization that wealth wasn’t just about having more—it was about stewarding well what God had already given me.
It wasn’t when we hit six figures in our business. It wasn’t even when we made a $300,000 profit flipping a piece of land. It started much earlier—when I was a little girl, standing in the school hallway, embarrassed that my tennis shoes were from Payless and not the latest Jordans everyone else was wearing.
I finally got my first pair of Nikes—those black and white Air Jordans—in 5th grade, and they felt like a luxury. But that moment stayed with me. Not because I wanted to be rich—but because I knew what it felt like to go without. And I also saw, and experienced, what it looked like to work hard and change the trajectory of a family.
As Christian women, we are called to multiply, to steward, and to build a legacy. It’s not about chasing worldly dreams—it’s about walking in our Kingdom assignment as a Kingdom Entrepreneur.