01/17/2026
In order to find your voice, you have to begin using it.
We often think we need to find our voice before we’re allowed to use it. But psychology tells a different story: clarity doesn’t come from waiting—it comes from action.
Neuroscience shows that confidence and self-trust are built through repetition. The brain strengthens pathways after we speak, try, and risk being seen. In other words, your voice is formed in the using, not the hiding.
Scripture echoes this truth in a quiet way. God rarely gives the full script before the first step. Moses spoke while afraid. Esther found courage after she chose to speak. Faith wasn’t the absence of fear—it was movement in the presence of it.
If you’ve been waiting to feel “ready,” this might be your invitation. Use your voice gently. Imperfectly. Faithfully.
That’s often where it’s found.