Faithful Path Young Adults meets people in a season of constant change — school, work, moving, independence, and shifting friendships. Over ten weeks we build identity, life management, communication, decision-making, and a written life plan grounded in faith.
Who it serves
Students, workers, and those between seasons
Young adults setting goals for education or employment
Young adults learning boundaries and healthy communication
Young adults asking what God is calling them to next
Learning objectives
Anchor identity while circumstances change
Set education, employment, and personal goals with real timelines
Practice healthy communication and boundaries
Manage time, money, and commitments as stewardship
Write a Faithful Path life plan
Age group
Young adults ages 18–25
Program length
10 weeks
Delivery format
Small group · Individual · Virtual · In person
Categories
Young Adults · Group Coaching · Individual Coaching
Weekly curriculum outline
Every week follows the full Faithful Path weekly lesson format, from opening prayer through Growth Practice, progress check, and closing prayer.
Week 1
Identity During Life Transitions
Staying grounded when everything else is moving.
Week 2
Faith and Adult Responsibility
Faith that holds up in ordinary adult decisions.
Week 3
Education, Employment, and Goal Setting
Concrete goals, timelines, and honest first steps.
Week 4
Emotional Growth and Self-Awareness
Recognizing patterns, triggers, and healthy responses.
Week 5
Healthy Friendships and Relationships
Safe people, mutual respect, and community.
Week 6
Boundaries and Communication
Clear asks, honest no's, and repair after conflict.
Week 7
Accountability and Decision-Making
Weighing choices and following through.
Week 8
Stewardship and Life Management
Time, money, energy, and technology as stewardship.
Week 9
Calling, Gifts, and Purpose
Discerning gifts and testing them in service.
Week 10
Creating a Faithful Path Life Plan
A written, realistic plan for the next twelve months.
What's included
Weekly lesson guide with the full Faithful Path weekly format
Main and supporting Scripture references with study background
Guided worksheet and journaling pages
Seven-day devotional plan for each week
Prayer activity and prayer journal access
Healthy-boundaries and accountability activities
Weekly Growth Practice and progress check
Coach encouragement and written feedback
Expectations
Attend weekly sessions
Complete the Weekly Growth Practice
Bring honest updates on goals
Boundaries, accountability, and safeguarding
Coaching is encouragement, education, and accountability — not therapy or crisis care
Sessions begin and end on time and stay on the agreed topic
Confidentiality is honored within legal and safety limits
Communication happens through approved Faithful Path channels only
Participants may pause or decline any activity at any time
Parent or guardian requirements
This program is for adults 18 and older. No guardian consent is required.
Accessibility support
Large-print and screen-reader friendly lesson files
Plain-language instructions for every activity
Extra time and flexible pacing on request
Verbal or written response options for reflections
Captions and transcripts for any recorded teaching
Quiet, low-pressure session formats when needed
Program materials
Downloads and resources for this program
Start with the public workbook and handbook. Once enrolled, the full video lessons, audio teachings, and member-only PDFs unlock in the Hub.
Workbooks
Lesson worksheets, action plans, and progress trackers.
Faithful Path Coaching Ministry & Certification Academy provides Christian spiritual coaching, mentorship, biblical education, encouragement, certification training, personal-development support, and faith-based resources. Faithful Path does not provide medical treatment, psychotherapy, licensed mental-health counseling, legal advice, crisis intervention, or emergency services. Mrs. Monique Velasquez does not represent herself as a licensed therapist, counselor, psychologist, physician, or medical provider. Participation does not guarantee a specific personal, spiritual, emotional, financial, employment, or ministry outcome. Participants should contact qualified licensed professionals or emergency services when appropriate.