The Person You're Becoming

Conscious Coore
Jun 27
4 min read

Updated: 5 days ago

I had a discipleship call earlier this week. It was with a woman with a beautiful, gentle soul, who also feels stuck with a calling she didn’t ask for.

The conversation was so raw that it made me reflect on my own life. I understood every word she shared and every tear she shed. It’s hard to reckon with who you are when you’re called to something you have never seen or something bigger than you have ever known.

She is currently walking through a season of choices that are hard to make, pursuing a path that no one else can vouch for or fully understand. One of the things she shared, with wet cheeks and red eyes, was this: “I feel like I’m all alone. Like it feels like it’s just me and God.”

The truth would have been, “Well, sis, if it’s just you and God, that’s quite enough.” But the more supportive thing in that moment was to show understanding. Because pursuing the path designed specifically for you is hard.

You have to say "no" to people on this path. You have to unlearn things that once made you feel comfortable and secure. You have to learn new concepts that shed your current reality in a terrible light. You have to sit without answers, even when you are being berated with questions.

Sometimes those who once supported you are nowhere to be found. Other times, you may be surrounded, but no one is speaking the same language. You are screaming on the inside, but no one hears it. Even those who do hear it cannot confirm or deny that this is what you have been called to.

You are here because you want to follow the direction of your calling. I get it. This has never been done before.

I know you're here for Module 1 of the Trauma-Informed Spiritual Intervention course, but I want to offer you one more thing: mentorship.

Now, mentorship and discipleship aren't the same. One develops you in your Christ-identity according to the kingdom of God. The other one develops you according to your trajectory (Christ-identity included, if you're working with me). If trauma-informed spiritual care is in your trajectory, not only will you need support, but you also don't have to do it alone.

You don't have to pay for all of the support you get, either. This is not another paid offer; this is a gift.

For this cohort only, I am offering not just the course but myself as a guide, a mentor, and a blueprint for:

Once-monthly group meetings on Sundays at 6 PM
Once-monthly one-on-one development sessions
Invitations to attend deliverance ministry sessions
Shadowing opportunities as vocational training in trauma-informed spiritual care

Why? Because it is 2025, and I don’t want you to pick up another course and leave the information in your head. I want you to build on it and make it your own. I want you to see the impact you are meant to make, just as I have.

Every risk is significant, but committing to your purpose may feel like one of the biggest risks you could possibly take.

After I shared my story and listened to hers (on the discipleship call), we ended our call with prayer and one brave encouragement: Count the cost.

When I did a quick Google search to cite the scripture and confirm the context, I found that part of Luke 14:25-34 had the subheading: “The Cost of Discipleship.” I do not charge for discipleship. I do not charge for discipleship, mentorship, or any relationship that does not involve my expertise or a real service/framework.

The cost here was not about my discipleship of her. It was clear to us both that she was in a place where she had to count the cost of following Jesus.

Where there is a deep follow, there is a sacrifice. There is a cost.

It has cost me friends, jobs, preferences with living accommodations, comfort in some seasons, and most of my twenties.

How much will your follow cost you?

Start module 1 before time runs out. Offer ends June 30. When you're done, schedule a call to start your course and meet your mentor.

With care,

Conscious Coore

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