Worship Without Worry – My Journey From Stage Fright to Spirit-Led Confidence
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As a trained musician, people often assume I’ve always felt confident performing. But the truth? I struggled for years with stage fright—whether it was singing, giving a short speech, or sharing my testimony in church.
The nerves didn’t just affect my music. They crept into every area where I had to “show up.”
A few months ago, I was asked to play keys and sing at church. And instead of excitement, I froze. Old fears came flooding back.
But instead of backing down, I leaned into what I now teach others:
And what I uncovered was powerful.
Most of my past performances went well. It was only a few negative experiences that my mind had blown out of proportion.
Once I saw that—and invited God into that process—everything shifted.
I no longer dreaded the stage.
I felt free.
And for the first time in years, I was able to worship from a place of joy and connection—not fear.
If you’ve ever felt something getting in the way of your voice, your purpose, or your peace, you don’t have to stay stuck.
