Why I Became a Relationship Consultant

I want to share another story of the Soulation effect as I take time off from regular posts about sex ed, religion, and gender for this important month to raise enough funds to keep Soulation running at capacity.  

Genevieve West is a writer, business owner, wife, and mom. She came to Soulation in 2012, after attending Barna’s You Lost Me Live event, where Dale and I talked about scripture, sexuality, and millennials. (Listen to our talks from that weekend here.) Since that weekend, Genevieve began a new career . . . but I’ll let her tell you about that. Follow her on Facebook or Instagram. A few words from Genevieve . . . 

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Hearing the Finchers speak at the ‘You Lost Me LIVE’ event in Portland proved to be a turning point in my life. 
 
Jonalyn’s words really stretched my understanding of sexuality and gender, especially how the church and Christian culture approach these issues and interact with the culture. I devoured Jonalyn’s blog and anything she had on Youtube. I found myself becoming more comfortable with human sexuality, like a veil had been lifted! 
 
During conversations with friends, I realized how important these discussions are to helping others break free of the belief that their sexuality is bad and shameful, and to experience the freedom to become who they’re created to be. So, following my new found passion, and what I sensed God was calling me to, I became a professional relationship consultant for couples and singles, and even wrote a book about singleness, dating, and sex, all thanks to what Soulation does. 

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You can be instrumental in joining those who want us to CONTINUE to be active in the lives of women and men with incredible leadership potential like Genevieve. You can make a monthly donation today.

If you’ve just found RubySlippers or followed the blog for the last seven years, you’ve tasted the Soulation mission. To borrow from James 1, we write and speak and mentor  “. . . that you may be mature and complete, not lacking anything.” Stories like Genevieve’s constantly remind us that Soulation is bringing people from avoiding and placating crucial parts of our humanity to addressing them with the maturity that comes from a real walk with Jesus.