You’re tired of hanging in there and keeping it together for everyone to see.

Life has shaken you. Circumstances are challenging what you truly believe about God being a loving Father who cares about your needs. And there’s a persistent voice reasoning with you to “let go” and “give up” on whatever you’ve been standing in faith for.

When things appear to be caving in, remember who has ALL authority.

“And Jesus came and said to them, ‘All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to me.’” — Matthew 28:18

Stand firm in your faith.

Trust that God’s way is always better—even when it’s hard to trace what He’s doing, and it’s unclear where He’s leading.

Like Jesus, we His followers will experience wilderness seasons of all lengths, shapes, and sizes. And those are the very seasons when we need to cling to God the most.

When you’re uncertain about what God is doing, trust who God is.

The lies of Satan are often half-truths. They aren’t always obvious. Sometimes lies come through familiar voices, circumstances, and reasoning that can cloud our ability to discern truth from deception.

That’s why 1 Peter 5:8 instructs us to “Be alert.” The enemy is looking for someone to deceive and misguide.

Let’s Make This Practical:

1. Receive God’s love for you.Do you really believe He loves you? Will you accept it? Can you rest in it—even here? (Romans 5:8).

2. Get in God’s Word.Reading and studying Scripture isn’t optional for a disciple of Jesus. We need truth deeply rooted in us so we can recognize a lie when we hear one. (John 15:4-5).

3. Build your life on Jesus.Not your circumstances. Not your feelings. Not what you can see. Build an anchored relationship with Jesus. He is your foundation. (Matthew 7:24-26).

The struggles of this life are not greater than Christ.

Invite Him into your everyday—especially the hard moments. Surrender what you cannot control and remember:

The enemy does not have the final word.Your circumstances do not have the final word.Your fear does not have the final word.

Jesus does.

Because ALL authority belongs to Him.

Stay Anchored,

Brittany

When the storm comes…

When life experiences aren’t what you planned…

When disappointment sets in…

When prayers remain unanswered…

What is revealed about your life’s foundation?

What home are you building, and what foundation does it rest on?

In Matthew 7:24–27, Jesus tells us that our spiritual foundation—the foundation that ultimately pours out into every area of our lives—is either built on Jesus, the Rock, or on something else.

And anything built on anything other than Him is like a home built on sand.

The Holy Spirit, in a sense, is our cautionary architect—our wise counselor and even our real estate agent—who lovingly says, “Don’t build here.”

Why?

Because the storm is coming.

Jesus never promised us an easy life. In John 16:33, He tells us plainly that we will have trouble in this world.

The storm may be coming.

The storm may be here.

Or perhaps you’ve just walked through one.

But here’s something important:

The storm doesn’t necessarily create what’s underneath us. It reveals it.

Storms have a way of exposing the idols we’ve built our lives around. They uncover deeper pain, disappointment, fear, and the questions we’ve wrestled with beneath the surface.

And so often, those questions take us all the way back to the garden:

Is God enough?Is He really sufficient?Can I trust Him when life doesn’t look the way I thought it would?

Jeremiah 2:13 gives us a sobering picture of what happens when we abandon God, the Giver of living water, and attempt to make our own broken cisterns—our own sources of security, satisfaction, control, and fulfillment.

The storm is coming.

So before you press play, I want you to ask yourself:

What am I building my life on?

And perhaps even more honestly:

Is there anything in my life that needs to come off the sand?

Lean in.

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What are you building?

Perhaps you’re ready to quit…[fill in the blank] and you’re at the end of yourself.

GOOD.

Jesus can now, with your allowance, have His way to transform every part of your heart, and therefore your life.

In this episode, I am sharing some tools that the LORD is stretching me to grow in at my own wall in life.

To the wife and mama who may feel discouraged, shaken, and struggle with honest thoughts of quitting, I want to remind you that God sees you at your wall.

KEEP GOING!

Jesus, knowing in advance you would enter this difficult season and situation, has provided a solution for you to KEEP GOING. “Come to me, all of you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you and learn from me, because I am lowly and humble in heart, and you will find rest for your souls. For my yoke is easy and my burden is light” (Matthew 11:28-30).

How brave of you to burn the cape of self-reliance and lean into the solution of Jesus, at your wall, in the mess of life, remembering that you have ALL you need in Christ Jesus.

I pray this episode encourages you to admit the struggle and accept the solution of Jesus.

#keepgoing

-Brittany

I want to affirm my husband and honor him as God calls me to. But if I’m honest, offering encouragement isn’t easy amongst the list of unmet expectations, a busy life, and a heart posture of, “No one does this for me, and I’m ok.”

I’ve prayed the prayer that seems right: “Lord, change my husband, for Your kingdom come and will be done.” I’ve read the devotionals and done the other Godly things to check the boxes to coexist better. However, my heart remains frustrated at the unchanged things.

And yet… maybe God is asking me to start with my own heart. Perhaps I’m going about this wrong.

Surrender is where it begins. The outcome of my husband’s growth isn’t in my hands—and it won’t be from critiques or corrections.

As wives, we’ve been given the role of a “helper corresponding to him” (Genesis 2:18). Our greatest strategy shouldn’t be striving harder to change him, but instead, in our imitation of Jesus, to die to ourselves and follow His high standard and example.

When we release expectations that all too easily pivot into demands, we create space for God’s power to shape us from the core of our spirit. Romans 12:1 calls this our act of worship: offering ourselves as living sacrifices.

God has equipped us to be strong, suitable, and surrendered helpers, upheld by His grace. By staying anchored in Jesus, we can hope that a deep heart shift will occur—first in us, and then in our marriages.

Cheering alongside,

Brittany

Perhaps you grew up believing the lie that ‘feelings are unsafe.’

Do you know how to feel what you’re feeling? If you are already comfortable in this, does it lead you to safe exposure with Jesus or pull you towards quick-fix, fast answers in substitutional comforts that are away from Him?

As a mom of a rising senior, I hit the wall of emotion. I’m ready to stop pretending that everything is “fine,” in my heart.

One season to the next, we balance our emotions and steady ourselves with something that stabilizes the pain.

Our hearts are homesick for Heaven, and we can best stabilize ourselves in life’s shaking when we rest in grace.

“Now may our Lord Jesus Christ himself, and God our Father, who loved us and gave us eternal comfort and good hope through grace.” -2 Thessalonians 2:16

Grace holds us together in all life seasons.

I’ve never experienced an earthquake, but I can imagine that you need to hold onto something for stability in the shaking. As disciples, in assignments and life seasons, as wives and mothers, we need an unshakeable anchor.

The hope of the gospel of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ is our comfort and ability to confess that we are unshaken when we are shaken.

I hope that this episode encourages you. Dive into the richness of this scripture and cling to Him.

Cheering Alongside,

Brittany

Who’s ready to make wiser choices?

Aren’t you tired of the moving target of success (deemed by the world)?

Here’s some truth, daughters of God: Surrendering to His design leads to true life.

In this episode, we reflect on foundational scriptures and ask the Holy Spirit to reveal habits or heart postures that conflict with God’s better way.

Our consistent, often unnoticed decisions shape the bigger picture of our lives—and our marriages.

Could God be inviting you to notice the small but mighty ways you're either building or tearing down your home?

Ready for some great news? Even when (not if) we miss it, God lovingly draws us back. His sovereignty, mercy, and grace rebuild what we’re willing to lay down, even if it’s only with a remaining remnant.

Lean in, the Holy Spirit is ready to do some transformative work!

Cheering alongside (in my own battle & race),

Brittany

I’m on a hunt to debunk Satan’s destructive lies he uses to “sift us” (Luke 22:31).

The LORD did not send us on life missions to ‘save the world’; the deception feels that way at least. We were not created to do it all, nor to hold all things together. The product of over-functioning is exhaustion, feeling overstressed, and being overwhelmed.

“For by him all things were created, in heaven and on earth, visible and invisible, whether thrones or dominions or rulers or authorities—all things were created through him and for him. And he is before all things, and in him all things hold together.” -Colossians 1:16-17

This is great news! Our empty cups have a remedy! No more woodshop days to piece together our lives.

We can surrender and be filled, despite our life season, high or low; Jesus is our solution. He alone holds all things together, including our lives.

Are you ready to stop pretending we got it all together? Join me in experiencing rest in the reality of “I Don’t Got It”?

Let’s jump into this episode!

Deuteronomy 6:4–5 – “Hear, O Israel: The Lord our God, the Lord is one. Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your strength.”

I don’t know if this resonates, but I feel as if I’m neglecting something when I’m engaged in another way.

Life is full. Our cups are overflowing. But there is a better way to navigate and thrive despite it all.

In this episode, we will pause and reflect on what’s essential and how being anchored to it allows us to show up better for those we love and in all that we do.

Let’s dive in and get anchored!

Reflect and Deep Dive:

*How are our life “great things becoming the ultimate thing?

*What’s the difference between essentials and non-essentials in your life?