Faith Over Fear — Every Single Time

By Colleeno Chippy

Faith Over Fear — Every Single Time

By Colleeno Chippy





Fear is loud. Fear is dramatic. Fear disguises itself as caution, wisdom, and protection. It shows up when you’re elevating, when you’re close to breakthrough, when life is shifting, and when God is calling you forward. And if you’re not spiritually grounded, fear can convince you to shrink back into the version of yourself you already outgrew.


But faith?

Faith doesn’t shout.

Faith doesn’t panic.

Faith doesn’t threaten or intimidate.


Faith whispers.

Faith reassures.

Faith anchors.


And the truth is simple:

Faith and fear cannot lead your life at the same time.

You can feel fear, yes — but you cannot follow it.



Fear Wants Control, Faith Wants Alignment


Fear thrives in uncertainty.

It attacks when you’re stepping into something new.

It uses people’s reactions, sudden emotional shifts, and unexpected challenges as tools to distract you.


Fear says, “What if it goes wrong?”

Faith says, “What if it goes right?”


Fear says, “You’re not ready.”

Faith says, “God already prepared the way.”


Fear focuses on the problem.

Faith focuses on the promise.


When you begin to elevate, both forces try to speak.

Your job is to choose which voice gets authority in your decisions.



Fear Shows Up Strongest Right Before Breakthrough


This is why the season you’re in feels intense.

This is why emotions around you are unstable.

This is why people shift suddenly, attack your character, or project their fears onto you.

This is why the pressure feels heavier than usual.


It’s not because you’re failing.

It’s because you’re becoming.


Fear shows up when breakthrough is near because breakthrough requires courage, clarity, and boldness — qualities fear cannot coexist with. So fear tries to distract you, derail you, and weaken you. But when you choose faith, you weaken fear instead.


This tension you feel is not a setback.

It is a sign.



Faith Is the Only Path That Leads Forward


Your life cannot run on two systems.

You cannot step into your next chapter with a fearful mind.

You cannot speak abundance while thinking lack.

You cannot pray for growth while acting from insecurity.


Faith requires alignment — actions, thoughts, choices, and beliefs that match the future you’re walking into.


Faith says:

“I trust God even when I cannot trace Him.”

“I will not shrink to keep others comfortable.”

“I will not let fear disguise itself as wisdom.”

“I am becoming who I prayed to be.”


When you choose faith, you move differently.

You speak differently.

You show up differently.

You expect differently.


Because fear is no longer the author of your decisions — God is.



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Conclusion


Choosing faith doesn’t mean you never feel fear — it means fear never gets the final say. It means you recognize the spiritual tension around you without letting it control you. It means you rise even when you don’t fully understand the path yet.


You’re not just moving forward — you’re moving forward on purpose.

This is your faith era.

This is your becoming era.

This is where everything shifts.


Let fear talk if it wants.

You are choosing faith — every single time.



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Hi, I'm Colleeno Chippy – a Mom, a Writer/Author , entrepreneur, and believer in turning life’s toughest moments into stepping stones for healing and growth. Through this blog, I share powerful stories, motivational insights, and practical tools to help others rise above challenges and live purposefully. Whether it's embracing self-care, navigating grief, finding faith in dark moments, or simply learning to trust your journey.

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