Faith that is truly lived must grow
Many women who care deeply about their faith eventually reach a point where they feel forced to choose between living authentically and abandoning the faith that once guided them…
I believe there is a third way.
Spiritual Life Coaching provides a safe place to:
ask honest questions
examine inherited beliefs
integrate faith with real life
move forward with clarity and peace
You don’t have to choose between rigid certainty and abandoning faith altogether.
There is another path.
I faced this pressure myself, and I watched many friends and loved ones face the same painful choice:
leave the faith traditions of our childhood and young adulthood or
decide that God must not be real—or not be good.
I found myself walking a painful path—letting go of beliefs that couldn’t survive my lived experience of a good and gracious Creator, one who is big enough to handle anger, fear, and every honest question. I’ve discovered that a faith strong enough for the second half of life must be both honest and spacious.
It must be able to hold questions.
It must be able to grow.
And it must be able to support the life we are actually living.
Tonya Griffith is a Spiritual Life Coach who works with women navigating faith, relationships, and life transitions. She brings years of experience in leadership, mentoring, and personal growth work, along with a deep interest in spiritual formation and faith reconstruction. Tonya also volunteers in jail chaplaincy ministry and lives in Wenatchee, Washington with her family