Pain does not have the final word. Surrender does.

In this powerful and deeply honoring conversation, Breana Wilson shares her journey from childhood wounds, teenage rebellion, and an abusive relationship… to freedom, healing, marriage, motherhood, and purpose rooted firmly in Jesus Christ.

Though she was not raised in a Christian home, Breana encountered the Lord at just four years old when she heard Him say, “I will fill your cup.” At eight, she surrendered her life to Christ and felt the power of the Holy Spirit — but the pain of her upbringing followed her into her teenage years.

In a dark season where she felt trapped and hopeless, she cried out to God for help — and He answered.

In this episode, we talk about:

• What true surrender really looks like
• Breaking free from unhealthy relationships
• Returning to God after drifting away
• Building a Christ-centered marriage
• Trusting God through infertility and PCOS
• Experiencing supernatural healing
• Breaking generational cycles
• Becoming rooted in Christ before stepping into purpose

Breana now serves as a worship minister, wife, soon-to-be mother, and founder of Rooted in the Rock — a natural health brand born from obedience and faith.

Her story reminds us:
You cannot build purpose on unhealed pain.
You must first be rooted in the Rock.

This episode is a bridge into deeper conversations about healing, freedom, and rising into the life God designed for you.

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And if you're ready to walk through healing and step into purpose, connect with Coach Blanche at blanchedidomenico.com.

Have you ever heard the phrase “first love” and thought this was about relationships or dating?
In this episode of The Anointed Life, we go deeper—straight to the words of Jesus in Revelation 2:4.

Jesus speaks to the church with a loving but sobering reminder:
 “Nevertheless I have this against you, that you have left your first love.”

This message isn’t about condemnation—it’s about restoration.

In today’s episode, we talk about:

• What it really means to leave your first love
• How busyness, routine, and distraction can quietly replace intimacy with God
• The subtle signs of spiritual drift many believers experience
• Why Jesus desires relationship over performance
• How to return to your first love in a simple, practical way

If you’ve been feeling spiritually dry, distant, or just going through the motions, this episode is an invitation to pause, reflect, and come back to the One who first loved you.

Close your ears to the noise.
 Open your heart to Jesus.
 He’s still calling you back.

If this message spoke to you, I encourage you to pause today and spend a few quiet minutes with Jesus.
 And if you want more faith-filled conversations on freedom, healing, and purpose, make sure to follow The Anointed Life so you don’t miss future episodes.

If you’re in a season where you need clarity, restoration, or guidance, you’re welcome to book a discovery call with me at blanchedidomenico.com.

 Many believers love God but still struggle to pray with clarity, confidence, and spiritual authority. 

In this episode of The Anointed Life, Coach Blanche unpacks a biblical model for prayer found in Nehemiah 1:5–11, revealing how Nehemiah responded to crisis not with panic or emotion, but with intentional, God-centered prayer that aligned his heart with heaven.

You’ll discover how Nehemiah’s prayer closely parallels the prayer Jesus taught His disciples in Matthew 6:9–13, showing us that powerful prayer follows a divine posture—not religious performance.

In this teaching, you’ll learn:

• Why prayer must begin with praise, not petitions
• How repentance restores intimacy and spiritual clarity
• Why praying God’s promises builds faith and confidence
• How to ask boldly while fully surrendering to God’s will

To make prayer practical and accessible, this episode introduces the PRAY framework:

• P – Praise
• R – Repent
• A – Ask
• Y – Yield

This isn’t a formula—it’s a biblical posture that positions your heart to pray with humility, faith, and authority.

The episode concludes with a guided prayer, inviting you to slow down, realign with God, and begin praying with depth, intention, and surrender.

If your prayer life has felt rushed, repetitive, or disconnected, this episode will help you return to prayer that doesn’t just speak words—but moves heaven and transforms the one praying.

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If you’re longing for deeper intimacy with God and desire personal guidance as you grow in freedom, identity in Christ, and purpose, I offer faith-based mentorship and coaching for women who are ready to move from spiritual stagnation into Spirit-led transformation.

To learn more or to book a discovery call, visit blanchedidomenico.com.

In a time when evil, corruption, and injustice are being exposed, many believers are feeling overwhelmed, angry, and spiritually unsettled. While righteous anger is real, Scripture is clear: vengeance belongs to God—not to us.

In this teaching from The Anointed Life, Coach Blanche unpacks biblical discernment for the times we’re living in and explains why chasing conspiracies, darkness, and constant exposure can quietly steal our peace and pull us away from intimacy with God.

Anchored in Romans 12:19, Philippians 4:7, and Philippians 4:8, this episode will help you understand:

Why the peace of God guards our hearts and minds

How obsession and curiosity can open doors not meant to be opened

The difference between discernment and distraction

Why we fight darkness with light, not fascination

How to stay anchored in truth without living in fear

If something is stealing your peace, agitating your spirit, or pulling you away from prayer and the Word—it’s time to pause and realign.

✨ Reflection, prayer, and biblical clarity included.

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You’re anointed and appointed for a time such as this!

In this powerful and eye-opening episode of The Anointed Life, Blanche sits down with Dr. Aaron Chapa, Doctor of Chiropractic and founder of Living Well Clinical Nutrition Center, for a faith-filled conversation on healing the body God’s way.

Dr. Chapa shares his personal testimony—growing up in the Christian faith, receiving Jesus in 1988, and how the Holy Spirit was already guiding his life long before he recognized it. Though active in sports as a teenager, he struggled with weight and the Standard American Diet. A painful moment of rejection became a divine turning point, prompting lifestyle changes that would later reveal God’s hand in shaping his calling.

The episode takes a deeply moving turn as Dr. Chapa recounts the day his father suffered a fatal heart attack in his arms. In his grief, he questioned God—but that loss became the moment that changed the trajectory of his life. Through prayer, fasting, and surrender, the Lord revealed his purpose and confirmed his calling into chiropractic medicine—shown to him through a dream and anchored in faith.

Together, Blanche and Dr. Chapa unpack:

• Why healing begins in the gut
• How lifestyle choices and food directly affect disease
• The spiritual attack of gluttony and comfort eating
• Why what you don’t eat can matter more than what you do
• The power of fasting, detoxification, and food inventory
• How autophagy allows the body to heal as God designed
• Why honoring the body is essential to fulfilling Kingdom purpose

Blanche also vulnerably shares her own journey as a Filipino-American living with diabetes—navigating cultural foods, emotional eating, and obedience to God in health—making this conversation both practical and deeply relatable.

Rooted in Romans 12:1–2, 1 Corinthians 6:19–20, and Exodus 20:5–6, this episode reminds us that our bodies are living sacrifices, meant to carry faith, freedom, and generational legacy.

Dr. Chapa often says the most important supplement we need is Vitamin J—Jesus. This episode will challenge, encourage, and equip you to steward your health so you can walk fully in the purpose God has for your life.

👉 Learn more about Dr. Chapa’s resources, courses, and supplements at:
 https://drchapawellness.com/

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✨ You’re an overcomer. Don’t quit. Don’t give in.

 The episode closes with a Spirit-led prayer, inviting listeners to surrender fear, break free from people-pleasing, and receive fresh boldness from the Holy Spirit so listen until the end.

As a Filipino immigrant, I grew up avoiding conflict. People-pleasing felt like survival. At work, I was bullied—but I stayed silent. Confrontation wasn’t part of my culture, my DNA, or my comfort zone.

But encountering Christ changed everything.

In this episode, I share how Galatians 1:10 set me free from the bondage of people-pleasing and taught me what it truly means to live for the approval of ONE—God alone.

Today, many Christians feel pressured to stay silent. Some are opposed by unbelief, others by religious systems bound by tradition. There is censorship, societal pressure, and fear of offending others—especially when it comes to speaking biblical truth in today’s culture. But silence was never the call of the Church.

Jesus commanded us in Matthew 28:19–20 to go and make disciples. We are called to be salt and light—to preserve truth and to season our words with grace (Matthew 5:13–16). We were never meant to hide our faith or remain in the dark.

Scripture is clear: if we follow Jesus, persecution is expected (Matthew 5:10–11). So the question becomes—how do we walk in boldness without fear?

The answer is found in God’s Word:

• 2 Timothy 1:7 reminds us that God has not given us a spirit of fear.
• Acts 4:16–19 shows us that obedience to God must come before pleasing people.
• Acts 4:29–31 reveals that boldness comes from the power of the Holy Spirit—not from our own strength.

We cannot proclaim the hope of Jesus if we are still bound by the need for human approval. We are called to speak truth in love, to obey Christ boldly, and to live for the approval of the One who will ultimately judge us—God.

This episode is an invitation to break free from people-pleasing and step fully into obedience, courage, and Kingdom purpose.

If this episode encouraged you, share it with someone who’s struggling to speak boldly about their faith. Follow The Anointed Life with Coach Blanche for more conversations on freedom, healing, and walking unapologetically in God’s calling.

You’re an overcomer. Don’t quit. Don’t give in.

Welcome to Season 2 of The Anointed Life—a season marked by deeper discernment, truth, and wholehearted obedience to Jesus Christ.

In this powerful and sobering episode, Coach Blanche sits down with Dayle Hoffmann to share a testimony marked by deep deception, divine conviction, and radical obedience to the Lord.

Dayle opens up about growing up in a broken family in New York, being raised Roman Catholic yet never truly knowing Jesus, and maturing early without guidance—leading to deep wounds, loss of identity, and being taken advantage of at a young age. After moving out at 19 and relocating to Florida, she became entangled in the occult and New Age practices, including crystals, psychic work, Reiki healing, and other counterfeit spiritual experiences.

In 2017, Dayle became a flight attendant and suffered severe health complications after chemical exposure, including losing her voice. What followed was a “wilderness season” in Dallas, Texas—where God began stripping away people and dependencies. In 2018, a Christian neighbor prayed for and baptized her, marking the beginning of her salvation—though discernment later revealed unhealthy spiritual influence that she had to walk away from.

Still searching for healing, Dayle pursued alternative modalities in 2019, including psychedelics. During this dark and vulnerable season, she experienced what she testifies was a true encounter with Jesus Christ—distinct from every counterfeit spirit she had known before. The Holy Spirit made Himself known, and she heard the words:
“Lead by example. Follow Me and I will guide you.”

In 2020, God convicted her with a single word—“Babylon.” Through it, the Lord exposed hidden sins and past trauma, not to shame her, but to free her. That moment marked the beginning of the fear of the Lord and a life of radical obedience.

In this Season 2 conversation, we discuss:

• Testing every spirit according to 1 John 4:1–3
• The difference between spiritual counterfeits and the true presence of Jesus
• Repentance, deliverance, and freedom
• The cost—and fruit—of radical obedience
• Why obedience is better than sacrifice
• The difference between believing in Jesus and truly following Him
• Learning to please God alone, not people
• Walking with Christ even when the path is lonely
• Being “on assignment” for the Kingdom

Season 2 of The Anointed Life is a call to maturity, discernment, and surrender. This episode will challenge, refine, and encourage all who are hungry for more of God.

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 Welcome back to The Anointed Life. As we step into a new year, I want to begin with gratitude and testimony.

We make plans, but God directs our steps. In this episode, I reflect on 2025—a year that began with deep loss and was carried by God’s mercy, love, and comfort. Through grief, the Lord gave hope. Through obedience, He opened doors—helping me find my voice through podcasting, life coaching, YouTube, and writing, all for His glory alone. He led our family to a church where we finally felt at home, surrounded by our God-given tribe, and closed the year with a sacred vow renewal, praising God for His faithfulness. As we step into a new season with excitement for what’s next, the Word of God anchors our trust in the One who holds it all. (Prayer at the end)

Psalm 37:4–5 (ESV)
Delight yourself in the Lord, and He will give you the desires of your heart.
 Commit your way to the Lord; trust in Him, and He will act.

Proverbs 3:5–6 (ESV)
Trust in the Lord with all your heart, and do not lean on your own understanding.
 In all your ways acknowledge Him, and He will make straight your paths.

In this episode, Dr. Elizabeth Gregor shares her powerful journey from excelling in chemistry to discovering that true wisdom begins with encountering Jesus. Raised in cultural Christianity, she met God personally during the pressures of graduate school—especially after failing an exam and learning to trust Him with everything. Through this refining season, her faith deepened and her calling became clear: shine His light in the marketplace before stepping into the mission field.

Today, Dr. Gregor is the founder of Science4Christ, a ministry equipping high school and college students to defend their faith in academic environments. She uses the beauty of chemistry to illuminate biblical truth and reminds us that “gift and talent without the fruit of the Spirit is dangerous.” In a field where many Christians feel afraid to speak up, she encourages believers to share the gospel through their conduct, integrity, and excellence.

This conversation will empower you to stand boldly for Jesus—whether in the lab, the workplace, or wherever God sends you.

Connect with Dr. Gregor here: http://wwww.chemist4christ.com/

What does it really mean to follow Jesus Christ?

In today’s culture—especially in the United States—being a “Christian” can easily become a label instead of a surrendered life. Church attendance, worship music, and Bible verses in bio sections are good… but Jesus never called us to a comfortable Christianity. He called us to die to self, pick up our cross, and follow Him daily.

In this episode, I reflect on how watching Bonhoeffer and Tortured for Christ on Angel Studios shook my faith and forced me to ask one question:

Am I truly following Jesus—or merely agreeing with Him from a distance?

Dietrich Bonhoeffer boldly opposed Hitler and the Nazi regime, refusing to compromise his faith even when it cost him his freedom—and ultimately, his life.

Richard Wurmbrand endured 14 years of imprisonment and torture under Communist oppression for preaching Christ, yet never stopped loving his captors. After his release, he founded Voice of the Martyrs to give voice to persecuted believers worldwide.

These men didn’t just believe in Christ—
 they obeyed Him unto death.

Jesus warned us clearly:

Today, we live in a nation where we are still free to own Bibles… gather… worship… speak… and evangelize.

But the question remains:

What are we doing with our freedom?

Jesus did not hide the cost of following Him:

Salvation is free.
 Discipleship is costly.

Around the world, Christians still suffer imprisonment, violence, and death. In parts of Europe today, believers are being fined, arrested, and silenced for praying publicly and preaching the gospel. Antisemitism and hostility toward biblical Christianity are increasing.

Yet in America, while we still enjoy freedom of worship, too many remain silent.

Paul declared without hesitation:

And Jesus gave His final command:

Following Jesus does not mean blending in.
 It means standing out.

It means dying to self.
 It means obeying God above culture.
 It means loving Christ more than comfort.

And it may one day cost us everything.

This message is not meant to frighten you—
 it is meant to awaken you.

Not to shame you—
 but to strengthen you.

May God find us faithful—not because suffering is what we desire, but because Jesus is whom we love above all.

If you are ready to count the cost…
 this message is for you.

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