Don't You Worry

The sisters are finally back together — and Family Weekend did not disappoint.

Briley and Britton are catching up from Union after a weekend full of dorm life, way too much food, a 5K, a barre class, fireworks, a questionable Ferris wheel, very little sleep, and Britton getting the full college experience for a few days.

But somewhere between all the chaos, they also get into what this season has really been like.

Britton shares what it’s been like adjusting to life at home without Briley, while Briley talks about starting over, making new friends, learning to be herself in a completely new environment, and discovering just how much growth can happen when life changes.

They also talk about quiet time, reading Scripture, learning to be present, and why some of the biggest changes in life can become some of the best opportunities to grow closer to God.

Basically: a Family Weekend recap, sister catch-up, and a little life advice mixed in.

🎧 Join us for Episode 95: Family Weekend.

Family Weekend means one thing: Dad gets to ask the questions.

This week, Briley sits down with her dad for an honest look at what college life has actually been like so far—the fun parts, the hard parts, the unexpected lessons, and the things she wishes she had known before move-in day.

They talk friendships, classes, homesickness, church, learning basic life skills, getting enough sleep, and figuring out how to build a life when your schedule suddenly belongs completely to you.

But one piece of advice from Dad’s letters has stuck with Briley more than almost anything else:

You’re not called to a place. You’re called to people.

That mindset has changed the way she sees roommates, classmates, friendships, church, and every new person God has placed in her path.

And when Dad asks for her most practical advice for anyone heading into college, Briley comes back to one thing: build the habit of spending intentional time with God before life gets busy enough to push Him to the end of the day.

🎧 Join us for Episode 94: Called to People — a father-daughter conversation about college, faith, growing up, and learning what really matters in a brand-new season.

What would change if prayer became your first response instead of your last resort?

This week, Briley and Britton are talking honestly about their own prayer lives—where they struggle, what they’re learning, and how they want to become more intentional about simply talking with God.

They unpack conversational prayer, praying Scripture, the ACTS prayer model, praying for others, and what it looks like to stay connected to God in the middle of busy schedules, changing seasons, and real life.

Because prayer doesn’t have to sound impressive.

It’s simply communication with your Father.

Whether you’re celebrating, struggling, confused, grateful, or completely out of words—He already knows, He already cares, and He still invites you to come.

🎧 Join us for Episode 93: Pray First and be challenged to make prayer more than something you squeeze into the end of your day.

For the first time, we’re recording the podcast from two different cities!

One month into college, Briley is checking in from Union University while Britton shares what junior year has been like back home. From dorm-room disasters and college friendships to driving, classes, sorority life, homesickness, and way too many Dots pretzels, there’s plenty to catch up on.

But underneath all the funny updates, we’re also talking about learning to be present in a new season, growing deeper in your faith when life gets busy, choosing relationships intentionally, and figuring out how to stay close even when life looks completely different.

Sometimes growing up means learning to love where God has you while still loving the people you left behind.

🎧 Join us for Episode 92: Across the State — a long-distance sister catch-up filled with college stories, faith, change, and plenty of laughs.

Britton is flying solo this week to close out our Fruit of the Spirit series with one of the hardest fruits to live out: self-control.

But self-control isn’t just about trying harder, holding yourself back, or managing your emotions better. It’s about letting the Holy Spirit control what your flesh wants to control.

Britton gets honest about big emotions, quick reactions, gossip, hurtful responses, and the daily battle between what we want to do and what honors God.

This episode is a reminder that you don’t have to manufacture self-control on your own. The same Spirit who transformed your heart is the One who can guard your words, guide your reactions, and help you pause before your emotions take over.

So ask yourself:

What is controlling you right now?

Your emotions? Your phone? Anxiety? Other people?

Or the Holy Spirit?

🎧 Join Britton for Episode 91: Fruit of the Spirit — Self-Control, the final conversation in this series.

New seasons are exciting… but they can also expose a lot.

This week, Briley sits down with Sawyer Grace for some honest “big sister” advice about college, friendships, routines, identity, and learning how to stay grounded when everything around you is changing.

Sawyer shares what her first year of college taught her about choosing the right people, setting boundaries, managing time, listening to godly mentors, and recognizing when you’ve started becoming someone you never intended to be.

They also talk about the pressure to have everything together, the importance of staying connected to family, and why sometimes God is making the next step way more obvious than we realize.

Whether you’re heading into middle school, high school, college, or simply a brand-new season, this episode is full of practical wisdom for becoming who God is calling you to be.

🎧 Join us for Episode 90: Sawyer Grace—a conversation about change, growth, friendship, faith, and learning to be where your feet are.

What happens when a one-week mission trip turns into a calling?

This week, Briley sits down with Makenzie Lanham to talk about her summer serving in Honduras with Hope Through Him—and why she’s now preparing to go back for an entire year.

Makenzie shares the funny moments, the hard days, the relationships that changed her, and the lessons God taught her about identity, purpose, obedience, and living on mission wherever you are.

From watching years of planted seeds finally lead to salvation, to discovering that missions isn’t just something you do overseas, this conversation is a reminder that God can use ordinary faithfulness to make an eternal impact.

And sometimes, following God means trusting His plan even when you never expected it to become yours.

🎧 Join us for Episode 89: Makenzie Lanham—a conversation about purpose, missions, relationships, and saying yes to wherever God leads next.

Gentleness is not weakness.

It is strength under control.

In this week’s Fruit of the Spirit episode, we’re talking about what biblical gentleness really looks like and why Jesus is the perfect example of power fully surrendered to the Father.

We unpack the connection between gentleness and humility, the difference between being honest and being harsh, and why truth should always be carried with love.

We also get honest about the ways pride, insecurity, people-pleasing, and the need to be right can keep us from reflecting the character of Christ.

Because gentleness isn’t just about what you say.

It’s about how you say it.

🎧 Join us for Fruit of the Spirit: Gentleness as we learn how to carry truth with humility, strength with restraint, and love into every conversation.

What happens when your life looks good on the outside—but something still feels missing?

This week, Briley sits down with longtime friend Aubree Jones for an incredibly honest conversation about identity, achievement, surrender, and the journey that ultimately led Aubree to give her life to Jesus.

For years, Aubree found herself chasing the next accomplishment—the grades, leadership positions, recognition, activities, and the picture of the “perfect” life. But every time one goal was reached, another had to take its place. Eventually, she was forced to ask a much bigger question:

If I accomplish everything I want… who am I when it's all over?

In this episode, Aubree shares how simply showing up to church began changing her life, how godly relationships helped point her toward Scripture, and why she spent years feeling like she wasn't “Christian enough” to completely surrender. She also tells the incredible story of finally realizing that God had already been calling her to obedience—and she was the one holding back.

Together, Briley and Aubree talk about:

• Searching for identity in achievement and validation
• Walking into church when you don't know all the answers
• Why you don't have to “clean yourself up” before coming to Jesus
• The fear of surrendering your entire life to Christ
• Aubree's decision to follow Jesus and be baptized
• Why sin always promises more than it can deliver
• Finding joy through pursuit—not perfection

Aubree puts it simply:

You can chase the perfect life and still be empty without Jesus.

No amount of popularity, success, recognition, relationships, or achievement can satisfy what only Christ was designed to fill.

If you've ever felt like you're not good enough for God, you're waiting until you're “ready,” or you're exhausted from trying to build a life that finally feels like enough, this conversation is for you.

You don't have to have everything figured out.

You just have to take the next step toward Jesus.

🎧 Join us for Episode 87: Aubree Jones—a story of surrender, obedience, and discovering that nothing this world offers can compare to a life found in Christ.

What does it mean to be faithful when life feels uncertain?

Faithfulness isn't just about staying committed when things are easy—it's choosing to trust God when nothing makes sense, continuing to follow Him when emotions fluctuate, and remembering that His character never changes.

In this week's Fruit of the Spirit series, we're diving into one of the most encouraging truths in Scripture: God's faithfulness never depends on ours. Even when we stumble, doubt, get distracted, or fall short, He remains constant, steady, and true.

In this episode, we talk about:

• What biblical faithfulness really means
• Why God's faithfulness never changes—even when ours does
• How prayer builds consistency in our walk with Christ
• The importance of faithfully using the gifts God has given you
• Why your testimony is one of the most powerful ways to share the gospel

We also challenge ourselves—and you—to stop treating faithfulness as something reserved for the big moments. True faithfulness is built in the ordinary: showing up, praying, opening God's Word, serving others, and telling people what He's doing in your life.

Because faithfulness isn't about perfection.

It's about continually returning to the One who has never stopped being faithful to you.

🎧 Join us for Episode 86: Fruit of the Spirit – Faithfulness and discover how remembering God's faithfulness can transform the way you trust Him, serve others, and live every single day. 💛