

Biblical guidance
for life's biggest transitions.
You're at a crossroads, and life is forcing you forward one way or the other. But "forward" isn't clear at all, the decisions feel too big, and the weight of getting them wrong keeps you up at night.
But remember that God has a plan for your future, even if it doesn't feel that way yet.
You shouldn't have to find that plan on your own, and you don't have to.
No pressure. Just an honest conversation about where you are and whether I can help.
Which season are you walking through?
Graduating high school.
Graduation is coming whether they're ready or not, and you're not sure they are. The options are overwhelming, the pressure is real, and the fear of watching them choose the wrong path keeps you up at night. Your child was made for something specific, and this decision deserves more than a guess. I help high school students and their parents find that path with clarity, confidence, and a foundation of faith.

Starting college or figuring out your career.
You picked a direction, or maybe you're realizing the one you picked doesn't feel right anymore. Either way, the pressure to have it all figured out is real, the clock feels like it's ticking, and everyone around you seems more certain than you are. You were put here with a purpose, and settling for a degree that leads nowhere meaningful isn't it. I help college students slow down long enough to hear what God is actually saying about their future, and then build a real plan around it.

Expecting or brand-new parents.
You wanted this, and you're thrilled. But nobody told you how fast the joy and the overwhelm would arrive together. The financial decisions alone are enough to keep you up at night, and you haven't even figured out the roles and responsibilities yet. Your family deserves a real plan, not just good intentions. I help expectant and new parents get ahead of the pressure before it becomes conflict, with practical guidance and a foundation of what God says about provision and family.

Walking through divorce.
You didn't see this coming, or maybe you did and hoped it wouldn't end here. Either way, you're in it now, and the financial decisions piling up feel impossible to face when you're already running on empty. You shouldn't have to untangle your financial life alone in the middle of one of the hardest seasons you've ever walked through. God hasn't left you in this, and neither will I.

Widowed and facing what comes next.
You're still in the fog of losing the person you built your life with, and somehow the financial decisions can't wait. Accounts, assets, bills, paperwork, decisions you never expected to make alone. The weight of it is real, and you shouldn't have to carry it by yourself. God is present in this season, even when it doesn't feel like it, and there is someone to walk with you through what comes next.
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Meet Your Coach

I'm John Paschall, founder of Purpose & Plenty. I've walked through more than a few of life's biggest transitions myself, and I know how much it matters to have someone steady in your corner when the path ahead isn't clear.
I bring biblical grounding, practical financial wisdom, and the kind of calm that only comes from having navigated hard seasons with faith as the foundation.
You don't have to have everything figured out
to take your next wisest step.
Whatever season you're walking through, you shouldn't have to drift through it hoping things work out, and you shouldn't have to figure things out on your own. Let's have an honest conversation about where you are and what's possible.