The Resurrection Room with Kelli Shaw

About The Resurrection Room with Kelli Shaw

The Resurrection Room is a sacred space for the version of you that’s ready to rise. This podcast is for the person who’s tired of repeating patterns they don’t even like… but doesn’t know how to become someone different without pretending, performing, or burning out. I’m Kelli Shaw, a certified integrative health coach and a neuroscience researcher, and each episode blends brain science, nervous system wisdom, and spiritual truth to help you actually change—starting at the root. Because we work from the top down: Identity is always first. Then perception. Your perception creates your behavior. Your behavior dictates your actions and your actions produce your results. Your results won’t change consistently until your identity does. Inside The Resurrection Room, you’ll get: Cinematic, story-driven teaching that hits your real life Simple frameworks you can repeat when your emotions get loud Identity tools for rebuilding your self-concept (without shame) Nervous system resets when you’re stuck in survival mode Practical exercises so you don’t just feel inspired—you move If you’ve been surviving on autopilot, shrinking to stay safe, or praying for change while staying the same… come sit with me. New episodes help you release who you used to be—and resurrect who you’re meant to be.

Publisher

Kelli Shaw

Category

education

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

17 Dec 2025

Latest episode

17 Oct 2026

Latest episodes

49 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   17 Oct 2026

   The 4 Things You Need to Create an Updated Identity

   You can know what you want your life to look like and still feel unsure how to begin. In this episode, Kelli explores four things that can support you as you practice an updated identity: a clear vision, a sense of safety, repetition, and evidence. Drawing on Habakkuk 2:2, Kelli shares how to make your vision plain even when you do not know every step ahead. She also explains what it can mean for your body to feel safe while you try something new, and offers practical ways to meet uncertainty with steadiness and support. Then, learn how to choose a small daily habit that expresses the identity you are practicing, connect it to a time and cue, and reframe the moment when you do not feel like beginning. Each action gives you experience to learn from and evidence you can recognize. In this episode, you’ll learn: How to clarify your vision without having the entire path mapped out What a sense of safety can feel like in the body Ways to prepare for a new or uncomfortable action How to choose a daily habit, set a time, and plan for resistance How repeated actions create evidence for an updated identity How identity shapes perception, perception dictates behavior, behavior drives actions, and actions produce outcomes Try the listener exercise: Write the vision you are moving toward, name the identity you are practicing, choose one small action, set a time and cue, and record what you did as evidence. If this episode encouraged you, share it with someone who may need it, and please leave a rating and a written review. Stay connected with The Resurrection Room Join the email list Join the Facebook group SHIFT AI If you’re carrying a message, business, or ministry you’re ready to share, explore SHIFT AI through Kelli’s link.

2. 

   9 Oct 2026

   Be. Do. Have. Are You Wanting It or Are You Becoming It?

   Be, Do, Have: Are You Wanting It, or Are You Becoming Her? "I want to own my own business" and "I am an entrepreneur" describe the same dream, but they feel completely different in your body, and your brain treats them differently too. In this episode of The Resurrection Room, Kelli Shaw breaks down the Be, Do, Have principle and shows why so many accomplished women have been building their lives in the reverse order, waiting to have the money, the time, or the clients before they give themselves permission to become the woman who has them. Kelli walks through what your brain does every time you say "I want," why your self-concept works as a prediction your behavior follows, and what research on identity-based motivation reveals about why some women keep going after a rejection while others decide the dream was never for them. Then she takes you into Judges 6, where God calls Gideon a mighty warrior while he is hiding in a winepress, and shows how God has always spoken identity first. In this episode: Why Have, Do, Be keeps the life you want permanently out in front of you The difference you can feel in your body between "I want" and "I am" How your brain's prediction engine and reticular activating system respond to identity statements Christopher Bryan's research on "voting" versus "being a voter," and Daphna Oyserman's work on identity-based motivation The porch and the house: the difference between wanting a life and living inside it The new nurse analogy, and why the identity comes before the evidence Two women, one Saturday morning, and how identity shapes what we do with the same two hours Gideon, called a mighty warrior while he was hiding, and the God who calls into being things that were not Four mistakes that keep women stuck in wanting, including how to use a bridge statement when "I am" feels too far away The Seven-Day Be, Do, Have Practice Mentioned in this episode: Lisa Feldman Barrett, research on the predictive brain Christopher Bryan and colleagues, Stanford research on noun-based identity wording and voter turnout Daphna Oyserman, identity-based motivation Judges 6:12 (NIV): "When the angel of the Lord appeared to Gideon, he said, 'The Lord is with you, mighty warrior.'" Romans 4:17 (NIV): "the God who gives life to the dead and calls into being things that were not." This week's practice: The Seven-Day Be, Do, Have Practice Day 1: Write one thing you have been wanting as an "I want" statement, then rewrite it as an "I am" statement. If it feels too far away, use a bridge statement that begins "I am a woman who..." Day 2: List five small, specific things the woman in your "I am" statement does regularly. Days 3 to 7: Speak your "I am" statement out loud each morning, complete one action from your list each day, and each evening write one sentence of evidence: "Today I lived as [your identity] when I [what you did]." All week: Catch every "I want," "someday," and "once I have," and restate it from your new identity. The Resurrection Room framework: Your identity shapes your perception, your perception dictates your behavior, your behavior drives your actions, and your actions produce your outcomes. Join The Resurrection Room Facebook community, where women doing their own identity work share what they are learning and put these conversations into practice: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61588999984832 Join the email list for deeper identity work, reflections, and resources between episodes: https://kelli-shaw.kit.com/32980db5e9 If this episode helped you, share it with the woman who has been saying "someday" for as long as you have known her, and leave a rating and review so The Resurrection Room can reach more women who are ready to rise. The Resurrection Room with Kelli Shaw, where you rise to who you were always meant to be so you can live the life you were always meant to live.

3. 

   3 Oct 2026

   How to Set Goals You Actually Achieve

   Kelli Shaw explains how to create both an execution and identity plan to achieve meaningful goals beyond initial excitement.

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Apple Podcasts (US)

5.0 / 5

15 ratings

Spotify

5.0 / 5

85 ratings

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