If you want to know where your life is headed, listen to the words that are coming out of your mouth.

In this episode of The Resurrection Room, we examine the quiet power of language — not as positive thinking, but as identity formation. Scripture says we are “snared by the words of our mouth.” What does that actually mean? And how might your own sentences be reinforcing the very outcomes you’ve been praying to change?

We revisit the story of Zechariah and the moment heaven interrupted his doubt — not as punishment, but as protection.

Then we walk through how your words influence your identity, shape your perception, direct your behavior, and ultimately determine your outcomes.

You’ll learn: • Why negative sentences feel protective but create limitation • How your nervous system responds to repeated language • A simple reframing practice that shifts identity in real time • How to stop completing negative sentences before they shape your future

This week’s reflection challenge will help you catch your words, reframe them, and speak alignment out loud — so you can hear yourself become who you were meant to be.

Because your mouth is not casual.

It is directional.

And the future you’re walking toward may already be forming in the sentences you’re speaking today.

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I’ll meet you in the Resurrection Room.

Fear isn’t just a thought.

It’s a sensation. A posture. A breath pattern. A nervous system response.

In this final episode of the four-part fear series, we go deeper than mindset and motivation. We explore what actually happens in your body when you begin releasing fear — and why the process can feel uncomfortable before it feels steady.

Because this series was never about eliminating fear.

It was about remembering who you are.

In this episode, we:

• Revisit the Maasai warrior identity and what it means to move before you feel ready • Walk through the Resurrection Room framework: Identity → Perception → Behavior → Actions → Outcomes • Explore why your body may feel shaky, emotional, tired, or unexpectedly calm during identity shifts • Practice a simple heart-centered reset to signal safety to your nervous system • Identify the belief that may be quietly shaping your outcomes

Scripture reference: Ephesians 3:20

If you’ve ever wondered why growth can feel vulnerable… why expansion can feel unfamiliar… or why fear seems to rise right before breakthrough — this episode will give language to what your body already knows.

You weren’t created for a small life.

And as you return to who you were always called to be, your body will learn that expansion is safe.

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Go Here Next: What Are You Carrying In Your Cup: The Enlightenment You Need to Start Each Day

In this episode, Kelli Shaw discusses the concept of fear as fuel and how to use it to move forward. She explores the role of the brain in processing fear, the biblical perspective on fear and transition, reframing fear, and the transformation of identity through neuroplasticity.

The episode emphasizes the importance of embracing fear as a catalyst for growth and personal development.

Takeaways

• Fear as fuel
• Neuroplasticity and identity transformation

Chapters

• 00:00 Embracing Fear as Fuel
• 07:10 Transition and Fear in the Bible
• 12:15 Neuroplasticity and Identity Transformation

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If you like this episode, check out the other episodes in this series.

When Fear Loses It's Authority: Why the First Step Changes Everything

Why Fear Comes Back Even After Being Brave

When Your Nervous System Becomes Your Ally