Do you keep promising yourself you’ll “start Monday”? In this episode, discover the spiritual and emotional reasons the restart cycle feels so hard to break—and how small, grace-filled steps with God can help you shift from constant restarting to real, sustainable change.

You were never meant to fear your hunger—it was designed by God as a signal of care. In this episode, Brandice shares simple, grace-filled ways to reconnect with your body’s natural rhythms and honor the hunger God gave you—without turning it into another diet or rulebook.

Feeling stretched thin while caring for everyone else? You’re not alone. In this episode, Brandice shares how to find food freedom and self-care in the middle of caregiving. Learn to release guilt, rest in God’s grace, and find peace in this season—without the overwhelm.

You’ve been consistent with new habits, but the scale just won’t budge. Discouragement creeps in, and you wonder if it’s even worth it. In this episode, discover why plateaus are a normal part of the journey—and how you can reframe them as a God-given opportunity to grow in both health and faith.

Macros: should you count them, or skip them altogether? In this episode, we unpack what counting macros really means, when it can be helpful, and how to discern whether this practice draws you closer to food freedom—or further away.

Why do we do the very things we don’t want to do? In this episode, we dig into Romans 7:15 and explore how Paul’s struggle mirrors our own—especially when it comes to food. Learn how to step away from condemnation and into curiosity, so you can invite God’s truth into your food struggles and start walking toward lasting freedom.

Season 5 kicks off in September 2025. In the meantime, while we take a short break, you're getting the most popular episodes from season 4. Enjoy!

Struggling with sugar cravings and wondering if sugar addiction is real? In this episode of Grace Filled Food Freedom, we dive into the mindset behind sugar struggles, how restriction fuels cravings, and a grace-filled approach to finding food freedom. Learn practical strategies to navigate sweets without guilt and replace diet-driven fears with truth from God's Word.

Season 5 kicks off in September 2025. In the meantime, while we take a short break, you're getting the most popular episodes from season 4. Enjoy!

Do you ever find yourself self-sabotaging your own weight loss success? In this episode, we’re talking about how to stop self-sabotaging with food. You’ll walk away with spiritual wisdom and practical tips to help you overcome negative self-talk and start walking in true freedom!

Thank you to our podcast sponsor, Classical Conversations, the Christ-centered curriculum we use in our home! You’re their first teacher—be their best teacher. Learn how to make homeschooling doable at classicalconversations.com/gracefilled.

Season 5 kicks off in September 2025. In the meantime, while we take a short break, you're getting the most popular episodes from season 4. Enjoy!

Do you want to eat in a way that aligns with who you are in Christ—but keep falling back into old habits?

In this episode, we explore what it means to eat with your new nature in mind. You’ll learn how to shift your focus from food to faith, release guilt and fear, and invite God into your daily food choices.

If you’re ready to stop striving and start walking in grace-filled freedom, this episode is for you!

Thank you to our podcast sponsor, Classical Conversations, the Christ-centered curriculum we use in our home! You’re their first teacher—be their best teacher. Learn how to make homeschooling doable at classicalconversations.com/gracefilled.

Struggling to find motivation to exercise? In this episode of Grace-Filled Food Freedom, we talk about how to approach movement with grace—not guilt—and why even small steps can make a big difference. If you’re tired of all-or-nothing thinking, this conversation will refresh your perspective.

Thank you to our podcast sponsor, Classical Conversations, the Christ-centered curriculum we use in our home! You’re their first teacher—be their best teacher. Learn how to make homeschooling doable at classicalconversations.com/gracefilled.