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Allison Bramlett sits down with Samantha Mizell for some girl talk on faith, family, and building a life in rural Georgia. They talk about raising kids on the farm, running a family business, voting the Bible, standing for life, and finding a partner who elevates you. Stay salty. Speak truth in love. Keep building your community.

Allison is joined by Erica Estrada and her daughter Jasmine for a warm, honest conversation about living fully surrendered to Jesus in the middle of real life. Erica shares her powerful testimony of meeting Jesus on a football field, their journey into missions, building a family-centered ministry, and how they’ve raised their children to love the Lord. Jasmine opens up about what it’s like growing up as a PK, her calling to youth ministry and worship, and the importance of purity and boundaries in today’s world. Full of encouragement, laughter, and practical wisdom for families who want to keep Jesus first. A must-listen for parents, young people, and anyone longing to live a life that truly reflects the heart of God.

Allison is joined by special guest Rex Crain for an encouraging and transparent conversation on overcoming the lie that your past determines your future. They explore the power of renewing your mind, the impact of your words, and how to hold tightly to God’s promises like a sword—even in the hardest seasons. Full of hope and practical faith, this episode will inspire you to break free from fear and walk in the freedom Christ has already won for you.

Allison Bramlett is joined by her grandson Robert (aka Fender the Sender) and Kyle Negrete for a fun, honest conversation about the power of real faith family. They talk about having people who celebrate your wins, sit with you in your messes, speak truth in love, and keep dancing even when the music stops in life. Robert shares dirt bike racing stories, Kyle opens up about vulnerability, and they remind us we were never meant to do life alone.

Join Alison Bramlett and her mom, Jackie Pope, for a heartfelt conversation on returning to your first love for Jesus. Drawing from Revelation 2:4, they share how distractions like phones, worldly pulls, and drifting currents can cool our passion for God—and practical ways to rekindle that deep, longing fellowship with Him.Discover daily habits to stay devoted, the power of God-centered company, and why pursuing Jesus' presence is the safest and most joyful place to be.

Thank you for joining us for the latest episode of The Allison Bramlett Podcast! In this episode of The Allison Bramlett Podcast, Allison continues her series on The Generous Life, focusing on what it means to cultivate a culture of giving inside your home. From dinner table conversations to car rides, from forgiveness to gratitude, generosity is formed in the everyday moments we share with the people closest to us. This message invites you to reimagine your home—not as a place to retreat from the world, but as kingdom territory, a space where love is practiced, grace is modeled, and generosity becomes a way of life. Allison shares biblical insight, personal stories, and generational wisdom on how generous homes shape generous hearts—and how revival often begins house to house.

Thanks for joining us for the latest episode of The Allison Bramlett Podcast! In this episode of the Allison Bramlett Podcast, Allison shares a heartfelt message on the gift of being present — what money can’t buy. From slowing down and living intentionally to learning how Jesus modeled presence through interruption, compassion, and connection, this conversation speaks to the heart of relationships, faith, and everyday life. Whether in your family, marriage, friendships, or walk with God, presence changes everything.

Thank you for joining us for the latest episode of The Allison Bramlett Podcast! In this episode of the Allison Bramlett Podcast, Allison begins a new series on generosity by laying the foundation where it all starts—the heart. Generosity is not about the amount in our hands, but the posture of our hearts, and love is the source that fuels it all. Through Scripture, personal stories, and practical insight, Allison shares how generosity is woven into the very character of God. From John 3:16 to everyday moments with family, this episode reminds us that true generosity is relational, intentional, and rooted in love—not obligation or fear.

Thanks for joining us for the latest episode of The Allison Bramlett Podcast!In the final episode of the Leading With Love series, Allison Bramlett shares on “Leaving a Legacy of Love – Living and Leaving What Lasts.”She unpacks how legacy is not about what you leave for people, but what you leave in them—the faith you model, the forgiveness you walk in, the love you choose over and over again. From stories about her parents, children, and grandchildren to honest reflections on regret and growth, Allison reminds us that: You don’t have to be famous to be impactful—just faithful, Family and relationships are the real treasure, and God can redeem time and use even your past to bless future generations!This episode will encourage you to slow down, love well, and live with eternity in mind.

Thanks for joining us for the latest episode of The Alison Bramlett Podcast! In this episode of the Allison Bramlett Podcast, Allison continues the “Leading With Love” series by unpacking one of leadership’s most underrated weapons: joy. Drawing from Nehemiah 8:10 and other key scriptures, she explains how the joy of the Lord is not a mood boost—but a supernatural strength that sustains you when life feels heavy, disappointing, or out of control.

Thanks for joining us for the latest episode of The Allison Bramlett Podcast! In this episode of the Allison Bramlett Podcast, Allison shares a heartfelt message on the gift of being present — what money can’t buy. From slowing down and living intentionally to learning how Jesus modeled presence through interruption, compassion, and connection, this conversation speaks to the heart of relationships, faith, and everyday life. Whether in your family, marriage, friendships, or walk with God, presence changes everything.

Thanks for joining us for the latest episode of The Allison Bramlett Podcast! In this episode, Allison unpacks what it means to be created as a divine assignment—whether male or female—and how God has called each of us to lead with both grace and grit. With Pastor Jackie joining the conversation, they explore the strength and softness modeled by Jesus, the partnership between men and women, and how heaven defines leadership by humility, unity, and love. You’ll hear practical wisdom on identity, spiritual authority, burnout, emotional health, and why you can lead confidently without losing who God made you to be. This message will stir your courage, strengthen your heart, and remind you that the best leaders are both tender and tenacious.

Thank you for joining us for our latest episode of The Allison Bramlett Podcast! In this episode, Allison and Pastor Jackie unpack the three A’s of leadership: awareness, availability, and accountability. You’ll learn how to slow down enough to hear the Holy Spirit, leave margin for divine interruptions, and welcome godly counsel that keeps your heart healthy and humble.Whether you’re leading at home, at work, in ministry, or just learning to lead yourself well, this conversation will help you trade pressure for peace and become a Spirit-led, love-led leader.

Thanks for joining us for the latest episode of The Allison Bramlett Podcast! In this episode, Allison shares the heart of servant leadership: the towel is greater than the title. Drawing from Mark 10:45 and John 13, she unpacks why Jesus built tables, not ladders—choosing presence over power and humility over hype. You’ll learn practical ways to lead like Jesus at home, at work, and in church: valuing people over procedures, listening before leading, honoring before correcting, and out-serving one another.

Thank you for joining us for our latest episode of The Allison Bramlett Podcast! In this episode of this leadership mini-series, Allison shares a timely word: gifts can open doors, but only character keeps you in the room. Drawing from her dad’s wisdom and Scripture, she unpacks why charisma isn’t enough, how pressure reveals who we are, and how everyday disciplines—repentance, accountability, and the fruit of the Spirit—form a life God can trust. You’ll hear practical ways to pass the integrity test (doing the right thing when it’s inconvenient), steward what you have, and lead yourself before you lead others. If your calling feels heavy, this episode will help you build a foundation that can carry it