As we step into a brand-new year, it’s easy to feel a mix of excitement, pressure, and uncertainty. In this episode of Spoken Over You Podcast, we begin 2026 by grounding our hearts in the unchanging promises of God. Promises that bring confidence, peace, and hope no matter what lies ahead.

This episode is an invitation to let go of last year’s disappointments, protect your peace, and step into the new year with expectancy, not because life will be perfect, but because God is faithful.

If you’re longing for reassurance, clarity, or hope as the new year begins, this episode will gently remind you that God is already at work and none of it is wasted.

The start of a new year often comes with pressure; new goals, fresh plans, and an unspoken expectation to “fix” everything. In this episode of the Spoken Over You podcast, listeners are invited to take a different approach: one rooted in reflection, realignment, and God-led intention rather than resolutions.

Through Scripture and personal insight, listeners learn to pause before planning and look back on the past year with gratitude and wisdom. This episode also reframes what truly matters. Instead of chasing achievement or comparison, listeners learn about seeking alignment with God’s purpose, focusing on faith, peace, presence, and obedience.

Rather than setting goals that fade, a God-given word can anchor the heart, guide daily decisions, and foster spiritual growth throughout the year.

This conversation is an invitation to start the year with open hands, a softened heart, and eyes fixed on Jesus.

What if the life we’re craving looks more like a Hallmark movie than a hustle-filled highlight reel?

In this episode of Spoken Over You, Brandi invites listeners to slow down and rediscover the beauty of simplicity, kindness, and meaningful connection. Through the lens of cozy, familiar Hallmark stories, she reflects on how Jesus modeled a life without hurry and why peace is found in presence, not perfection. As we stand between Christmas and a new year, this episode challenges listeners to reflect on their relationships, create margin for what truly matters, and step into 2026 with intention, hope, and faith.

In this episode of Spoken Over You, listeners are invited to pause, breathe, and refocus during one of the busiest seasons of the year. While Christmas often fills up with events, obligations, and expectations, this conversation gently brings us back to the reason for the season: Jesus.

The episode offers practical, approachable ways to keep Christ at the center of home and family life starting with prayer, gratitude, and intentional time in scripture. Families are encouraged to slow down, identify distractions, and consider reading through the book of Luke together as a way to stay grounded in the true story of Christmas.

Advent is explored as a season of hopeful expectation rather than another item on the to-do list. Simple traditions, daily readings, and acts of service can help prepare hearts to celebrate Jesus with intention and faith.

The episode also highlights the importance of creating a worship-filled home through everyday rhythms like music, prayer, gratitude, and open conversations about God’s goodness.

Listeners are reminded that true peace is found not in doing more, but in resting in Jesus. This episode is an invitation to slow down, re-center, and experience the joy and meaning Christmas was always meant to hold.

In this heartfelt episode of The Spoken Over You Podcast, listeners are invited to slow down and breathe in the beauty of the holiday season without the pressure, perfection, or pace that so easily steals our peace

“10 Reminders We All Need This Holiday Season” is a gentle yet powerful conversation about choosing peace, presence, and purpose when life feels too busy to notice the sacred moments happening all around us.

Through ten practical and faith-centered reminders, listeners are encouraged to shift their focus from the hustle to the holy, from perfectly wrapped gifts to the gift of time, love, and Jesus Himself.

Listeners will find comfort in knowing they can hold both joy and sadness this season, give without comparing, and find gratitude even in small moments of stillness.

These reminders aren’t just advice, they’re invitations to live differently, to let go of unrealistic expectations, and to reclaim what truly matters most.

Whether your December feels full or fragile, this episode is a reminder that you don’t have to do more to be enough. You are loved, seen, and chosen — right where you are.

Tune in to be refreshed and refocused as Brandi helps us anchor our hearts in peace, presence, and purpose — and rediscover the true joy of the season: Jesus.

In this episode of The Spoken Over You Podcast, you will hear an encouraging message for anyone feeling weighed down by life’s struggles. Titled “Turning Heaviness into Holiness,” this episode explores how our burdens, when surrendered to God, can become powerful tools for spiritual growth and transformation.

Heaviness is something we all face but it doesn’t have to define us. Drawing from the phrase “today’s heavy is tomorrow’s holy,” Brandi walks listeners through five steps to move from struggle to surrender and ultimately, into hope.

1. Acknowledge the Weight – You can’t release what you won’t name. Listeners are encouraged to identify the burdens they’re carrying and bring them honestly before God (Matthew 11:28–30).
2. Surrender the Struggle – Holiness begins with handing our anxieties over to the Lord (1 Peter 5:7). Brandi shares her personal story of surrender during an unexpected season of unemployment.
3. Let God Refine You – Just like diamonds are formed under pressure, our faith is refined through trials (James 1:2–4).
4. Choose Worship in the Weight – Worship invites God’s presence into our pain and shifts our perspective (Psalm 34:1).
5. Walk in Hope – Even if the heaviness remains, we can trust that God is using it for good (Romans 15:13).

With practical steps, honest reflection, and powerful scripture, this episode is a reminder that God never wastes our hurt and what feels heavy today can become holy tomorrow.

In this episode of The Spoken Over You Podcast, we dive deep into what it truly means to live “A Life of Thanks.” Gratitude isn’t just a November mindset or a mealtime prayer — it’s a spiritual posture that reshapes how we see the world, how we love others, and how we draw closer to God.

Brandi shares personal reflections on learning to live thankfully through every season, not just when life feels abundant, but even in moments of waiting, loss, or uncertainty. Drawing inspiration from Scripture and from the book One Thousand Gifts by Ann Voskamp, this conversation explores how grace, thanksgiving, and joy are all connected. When we recognize God’s goodness in both the big and small our hearts begin to change from the inside out.

You’ll hear practical ways to practice gratitude in daily life from starting your morning with a simple “Thank You, Lord,” to writing down small moments of grace in a gratitude journal. You will learn how thanksgiving can heal us physically, renew our minds, and strengthen our faith.

Whether you’re in a season of joy or uncertainty, this episode will encourage you to slow down, notice the gifts in front of you, and thank God for the beauty found in both the blessings and the breaking.

Listen in and discover how choosing gratitude daily can transform your heart, your home, and your health every single day of the year.

In this episode, Brandi shares the simple but life-changing truth at the heart of Christianity: the gift of Jesus. She unpacks what it really means to follow Him, why we all need His grace, and how to start a personal relationship with Him. Being a Christian isn’t about rules or religion, it’s about a personal relationship with Jesus. Through verses like John 3:16 and 2 Corinthians 5:17, she shares the hope, grace, and new life found in Christ.

Whether you're exploring faith for the first time or ready to say “yes” to Jesus, this episode offers clarity, encouragement, and an open invitation to step into the hope and love only He can give.