Elisabeth Klein Coach

When Shame Whispers “You Should Be Over This”: A Christian Approach to Childhood Wounds, Shame and Gentle Self-Talk

Can I give you a little red flag to look for? If you hear yourself should-ing yourself, you might be in shame territory.Still wrestling with childhood pain or anxiety in adulthood? You're not broken or behind. In this post, a Christian coach for women shares powerful truth-based self-talk and practical steps to replace shame with grace and healing.

Toxic People, Tough Seasons, and Christlike Love: A Christian Perspective on Boundaries and Healing

Not all toxic people are obvious, and sometimes the toxic person might even be... us. In this post, we explore how to navigate difficult relationships with grace, truth, and healthy boundaries—while keeping Christ at the center.

From Brokenness to Redemption: My Husband’s Honest Journey Through Divorce, Depression, and God’s Grace

After a painful divorce and hitting rock bottom, Buzz opens up about how God met him in the midst of depression, regret, and transformation. This is his vulnerable story of growth, second chances, and becoming the man he is today.

From Compliance to Confidence: A Woman's Story of Reclaiming Her Voice

As a young Christian woman, she didn’t turn on the air conditioner when her boyfriend said no. Decades later, she's learning to choose herself—and her voice. This blog post explores submission, emotional freedom, and healing through faith after years of quiet compliance.

Forgiveness Without Reconciliation: A Guide to Letting Go and Living Free

Forgiveness doesn’t always lead to reconciliation—and that’s okay. In this honest post, a Christian coach for women explores what it means to forgive deeply, live at peace, and set others free without shame, guilt, or re-entering harmful relationships.

Learning to Let Go: A Wife’s Honest Struggle with Control

As a Christian wife, I didn’t expect my husband’s retirement to bring anxiety—but it did. Here's my honest look at control, anxiety, and letting go, with practical steps for staying loving, not controlling, as our marriage enters a new season.