What Are You So Afraid Of? How To Tackle Fear and Reclaim Your Life in Faith

What are you so afraid of beloved?

It might seem like a small question, but if you let it, it can go deep, really deep. If you’re someone who feels like you’re living in a world that fear built, or maybe stuck in an outdated version of yourself, this is for you.

If fear has been holding you back keeping you from stepping into the next level of your purpose, then, it’s time to face it. Today, let’s get real about what you’re afraid of, tackle those fears head-on, and reclaim your life in faith.

Fear Is Not Your Master—You’re Meant to Be Free

Fear is sneaky; it can run your life in ways you might not even realize.

It’s the reason so many of us hesitate, stay quiet, or avoid the things we know we’re meant to pursue.

And yet, as women of faith, we’re called to something higher. So, if you’re tired of fear having the last word in your life, you’re in the right place. We’re going to get real with three questions that have helped countless women uproot their fears and see what God has to say about them.

Ready to start taking back your life? Grab a journal, take a deep breath, and let’s go.

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Question #1: What Are You So Afraid Of?

Let’s keep it simple: What are you actually afraid of?

Don’t overthink it.

Just let the answer come to you and write it down. Maybe it’s fear about your future, your kids, your career, or the dream that’s been sitting on your heart for ages.

Fear has a way of clouding our vision and controlling our choices—even when we’re not aware of it. So, start with honesty. What am I so afraid of? Sometimes, we’re even afraid of success itself. Whatever it is, just sit with it and let it come out.

Question #2: What’s the Worst That Could Happen?

Next up: What’s the worst that could happen?

If your fear actually came true, what’s the worst outcome you can imagine? Sometimes, just visualizing the worst-case scenario can bring a sense of clarity and show us that the things we’re afraid of aren’t actually as bad as they seem.

Here’s a bonus question: Have you survived tough things before?

Has God seen you through challenges you never thought you could overcome This is your reminder that God’s got you, even in the worst-case scenarios. Let this question ground you and keep you from spiraling into anxiety.

Question #3: What Am I Really Believing?

Now let’s go a bit deeper. What beliefs are fueling this fear? Are you believing that you’re not good enough? Or maybe that if you let go of control, everything will fall apart?

Fear thrives on lies.

It convinces us that we can’t trust God or that His promises won’t hold up in our situation. But if you let these beliefs run the show, you’re on a path that leads nowhere good. Write down every limiting belief you’re holding, then ask yourself: Is this belief serving me, or is it keeping me stuck?

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Ways to Tackle Your Fears

Confronting the Truth

Now, here’s the kicker: You don’t have to keep carrying these fears around.

Let’s be honest, living under the weight of fear is exhausting. And as followers of Christ, we’re called to live in freedom, not under the shadow of worry and doubt.

The truth? You have no control over the world’s chaos, but God does. He’s not nervous about your future, and He’s not worried about the promises He’s made to you. He’s simply waiting for you to put your trust in Him and let go of the things you can’t control.

Take It to God

If these questions struck a nerve, then it’s time to take them to God. Fear will always try to convince you that you’re not enough, that you’re not safe, or that you’ll fail. But God says differently. So let these questions open up a dialogue with Him—bring those fears into the light, and let Him show you what’s really true.

The Bible reminds us in 2 Timothy 1:7, “For God has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power, love, and a sound mind.”

That means fear isn’t from God, and it doesn’t have to control you.

Take Action: The Fearless Life Awaits

If you’re ready to do more than just think about your fears—if you’re ready to overcome them—take the time to reflect on these questions and seek God’s guidance. Whether it’s a fear of failure, a fear of the unknown, or a fear of losing control, remember: God has equipped you for every challenge you’ll face.

These questions might feel simple, but they’re powerful tools to break free from the cycle of fear. When you stop running and start facing these fears with God, everything changes. It’s not about being perfect; it’s about being free.

So, here’s the real question: Are you ready to let go and trust God fully? Because on the other side of fear is the fearless life you’re called to live. Let’s break the cycle, reclaim our freedom, and step boldly into the life God has for us.

Let’s end the excuses and step into freedom together!