Whole Catholic Coaching

We’ve been busy over here in the background…God has some big plans for Whole Catholic and Discipleship Deliverance. We hope you join us for the journey.

- Revised Discipleship Deliverance Course
- All new Course Workbooks and Journals
- New Live Zoom Courses
- New Live In-Person Events
- Battle Ready podcast with
- New Discipleship Deliverance Retreat
- And even more to come!!

As Lent approaches, many people begin asking the same quiet question: What would it look like to truly change — instead of just “giving something up” for a few weeks?

Here are five reasons why this Lenten season may be the perfect time to say yes to Discipleship Deliverance:

1. Because Freedom Is Meant to Be Lived — Not Just Experienced
Freedom is sustained through formation. Without discipleship, deliverance often doesn’t last. Without deliverance, discipleship can struggle to take root.

2. Because Lent Is About Formation, Not Just Observation
Discipleship Deliverance helps us prepare the soil of our hearts for real, sustainable growth.

3. Because Deliverance Really is for Everyone
Don’t let the “D” word scare you. Discipleship Deliverance approaches deliverance with clear structure, practical methodology, and Biblical order, helping you understand what you’re doing, why it matters, and how to walk in freedom with peace and confidence.

4. Because We’re Created for Community
We were never meant to walk the spiritual journey alone. Discipleship Deliverance creates a place to walk alongside others who are seeking the same freedom and formation.

5. Because the Investment Is for Your Whole Household...and Future Generations
Investing in your spiritual healing is never only about you. When patterns are healed, lies are broken, and freedom is established, future generations inherit a different starting point — one marked by greater peace, hope, and freedom.

BONUS # 6 - This year, we’ve made Discipleship Deliverance more accessible than ever.  It’s only $197 for all eight weeks, and one registration covers an entire household (ages 14 and up).

This is an investment not just in information — but in the spiritual health and growth of your family.

If you sense that the Lord may be inviting you to address patterns that have kept you stuck; if you desire to deepen your spiritual life and walk more fully in freedom, Discipleship Deliverance can be your next faithful step.

👉 Learn more and register at the link in bio.
🗓️ CLASS BEGINS IN ONE WEEK, on Feb 3rd!

Happy New Year!

Today the Church celebrates the Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God — the one who shows us how to receive.

Imagine being given a gift… and never opening it.

We were created to receive from God, yet that gift (and many others) can become blocked when our hearts are wounded, distracted, or guarded.

Jesus tells us in the Parable of the Sower that fruitfulness depends on the condition of the soil.

Dry soil of the path calls us to repentance.
Shallow soil filled with rocks invites perseverance.
Thorny soil asks for trust and surrender.

And good soil?
It’s formed by
- belief in Jesus,
- obedience to God’s word,
- receptivity of His gifts,
- and praise for all He does in our lives.

If you sense the Lord inviting you to begin this year differently — with intention, healing, and formation — we would love to walk with you.

On February 3, we will begin a live Discipleship Deliverance journey, offered in person and on Zoom, to help you cultivate good soil and learn how to live free in Christ.

✨ Learn more at the link in our bio.

May Mary, the Mother of God, teach us how to receive — And may this year be one where the soil of your heart is made ready for all God desires to give.

Joy is not the absence of struggle.
Joy is the presence of Jesus.

This week, we’ve been reminded that Christ is our true Joy—and in Him, we find freedom from the attachments that quietly steal our hearts and cloud our peace.

This is the joy of deliverance: the joy of repentance, surrender, and coming home again to the One who loves us.

No matter how far you feel from God.
No matter what weighs on your heart.
He came for you.

Let this week be a reminder to make Him room — examine your life for what competes for your joy, turn back to the Lord with confidence, and share the joy you receive with others through simple acts of love and kindness.

✨ Rejoice. He has come.
✨ Prepare Him room.

📖 Walking through Advent with us?
Download the free Advent Delivered Journal at the link in our bio.

Joy isn’t something we chase — it’s something we receive.

This week, the Church reminds us to rejoice.

Not because life is always easy, but because Christ has come to set us free. True Joy is a gift from God and it’s present with us, no matter the circumstances. Sometimes we just need to look up and let go, opening our hands to receive the joy of the Lord.

Which joy swap do you need most right now?

Anxiety —-> Trust
Attachments —-> Repentance
Distraction —-> Communion