EPISODE · Apr 6, 2026 · 15 MIN
Why Does It Feel Harder When I Finally Step Out in Faith? (Keep Moving)
from Becoming Fully You with Lou | For bighearted women of faith ready to live with purpose and peace · host Fully Lou | Coaching, Christian, Wellbeing, Values , Mindset, Psychology, Women
What if the resistance you’re feeling isn’t a spiritual attack… but a sign your brain is doing exactly what God designed it to do?In this episode of Becoming Fully You, Lou unpacks the tension so many Christians feel when they step into something new. That moment when faith says “go”… but everything in you says “stay safe.”Blending neuroscience and faith, this episode explores how your brain is wired for survival, why fear shows up the moment you move toward growth, and how that doesn’t mean you’re off track. It might mean you’re right where God wants you.Through the story of Moses, the Red Sea, and a very real couch-to-5K moment, this episode will help you:Understand the pushback that shows up when you follow JesusDiscern the difference between spiritual resistance and natural brain responseRe-anchor your sense of safety in God, not the familiarTake courageous, practical steps forward… even when it feels uncomfortableIf you’ve ever wondered why becoming the person God is calling you to be feels so hard… this episode will help you keep moving anyway.This is for the Christian who knows there’s more and is ready to step into a life full of meaning, purpose and impact. Show NotesIntentional: Membership for Christian women ready to step into their calling with intentional steps,pulling their God given dreams into reality. Included in membership: 2 events, Journal Club, Heart Season, Secret Summer & option to upgradeHe is, I Am Devotional Journal: rewire your brain as you grow your faith. YouVersion Bible Plan mentioned in podcast
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