The Dating Standard
Micro Moments
Note To Self
We've Got Questions
Britton Takes Over
Naomi Lambdin
Music Soundtracks
Soundtracks
Union University?
Yes, we’re going there. In this kickoff to our summer mini series on dating, Briley and Britton dive headfirst into what it actually means to set biblical standards for your future relationship. Whether you’re single, talking, dating, or just dreaming, this episode is packed with encouragement, truth, and practical wisdom from God’s Word. From Psalm 1 to Proverbs 31, we break down the real qualities to look for in a godly man and a godly woman—and spoiler: it’s not just about finding the right person, it’s about becoming the right person too. 💬 What does Scripture say about loyalty, self-control, patience, and modesty? 💡 What kind of spiritual foundation should you build? ❤️ And how do we wait well—even when we feel stuck in the in-between? This one is for the girls with standards, the guys who want to lead well, and everyone in between. So take notes, open your Bible, and let’s raise the standard—together. ✨ Don’t you worry…God’s got your love story. You just focus on your foundation.
Tiny moments. Massive impact. This week, Briley and Britton dive into the beautiful, often-overlooked power of micro moments—those seemingly small interactions that can leave a lifelong impression. From hallway hellos to unexpected encouragements, from handwritten notes to a well-timed “I see you”—this episode explores how the love of Jesus can show up in 40 seconds of compassion. You’ll hear real stories, simple challenges, and some hilarious sibling wisdom as the hosts unpack why being seen is one of the deepest desires of every heart. Whether it’s including someone new, checking in on a friend, or just remembering someone’s name, these little acts of love go a long way. Because here’s the truth: big change doesn’t always come from big speeches—it often starts with one small moment of intentionality. So pause with us. Pay attention. And let’s learn how to turn everyday moments into eternal ones. Don’t you worry… God sees you. And that changes everything. 👕 Merch is live! Snag your sweatshirt: https://linktr.ee/dontyouworrypodcast 📲 Follow us on Instagram @dontyouworrypod 🌟 Subscribe + leave a review — it means the world!
What would you say to your younger self if you had the chance? In this special episode, Briley and Britton crack open the journals of their hearts and read personal letters written to their sixth-grade selves. From the chaos of quarantine to the quiet ache of grief, this conversation is full of laughter, reflection, and a surprising amount of Monopoly wins. Briley looks back on a year shaped by pandemic life—Disney marathons, Chick-fil-A withdrawals, and backyard dance parties—while Britton revisits a season of exhaustion, insecurity, and the deep loss of their grandfather. Together, they share what it means to choose joy, even when life feels upside down. Whether you’re walking through a hard season or just need a reminder that healing comes with perspective, this episode is for you. 🎧 Grab a notebook. Write your own letter. Find the Joy.
Big news, big laughs, and even bigger warning labels. Briley and Britton are BACK and bringing the hype with a huge announcement, a flurry of unhinged would-you-rathers, fruit personality tests, fast food hot takes, and... a blender rant? From awkward tipping fails to the lifelong refusal to eat Taco Bell, this episode is a hilarious deep dive into all things fun, random, and very much “us.” 💥 Get ready for: Personality by produce 🍍🫐 Wild reality TV predictions Cities we’d move to (and the ones that stink—literally) Embarrassing stories we probably shouldn't have told And a surprise drop you don’t want to miss! 🛍 Follow us on Instagram @dontyouworrypodcast for giveaway details + presale alerts! So grab your white heart emoji, hit play, and don’t you worry—Episode 41 is here to make your week better.
With Briley out this week, Britton takes the mic and brings Dad in for an unplanned but powerful conversation. From recital prep to mustard seed faith, they talk confidence, calling, and how deep roots grow lasting fruit. Don’t miss this episode full of laughs, legacy, and love.
This week on the Don't You Worry Podcast, we sit down with the incredible Naomi Lambdin — a senior at Lenoir City High School who's done it all: sports, theater, worship leading, and more. In this real and joy-filled conversation, Naomi shares her journey of growing in confidence, staying strong in her faith, navigating friendships, and learning how to lead with vulnerability. She talks about the challenges and wins of high school life, how to stay rooted in Christ even when it's hard, and what it really means to shine your light without making it about yourself. Whether you're a freshman finding your way, a senior about to step into a new chapter, or just someone who needs encouragement to keep going — Naomi’s story will inspire you to trust God, show up fully, and not be afraid to step into the uncomfortable places where growth happens. 🎧 Episode 39 is out now wherever you listen to podcasts! Hit play and be encouraged — your story is being written by the best Author there is.
From car karaoke to concert confessionals—this one’s for all our music people. In this episode, we’re talking actual soundtracks—our favorite worship songs, hype playlists, early morning jams, and the songs that make us want to jump out of our chairs (yes, we’re looking at you, “Rattle”). 💥 We’re recapping our night at the Phil Wickham + Cody Carnes + Kristian Stanfill "Sing-a-long tour", talking Easter worship faves, and shouting out artists like Forrest Frank, Josiah Queen, and Terrian (because yes, you can love Jesus and have great taste in music 🎶). We’re also breaking down the most iconic worship songs of the last 10 years and asking the real question: sing or skip? 🫣 Whether you're a Spotify Wrapped superfan or just need some fresh tunes to get you through the week, this episode is your go-to mix of joy, worship, and a whole lot of heart.
Not all soundtracks are songs—some are the thoughts you replay in your mind on repeat. In this episode, Briley and Britton unpack the idea of mental soundtracks—those sneaky phrases that shape how you think, act, and feel every single day. From silly (but true) family sayings like "air is the enemy of food" to powerful mindset shifts like "everything always works out for me," we share how choosing better soundtracks can change your perspective. They also highlight the book "Your New Playlist" by Jon Acuff and his daughters and give a few of their own go-to mantras for staying grounded, joyful, and faith-filled in the face of stress or fear. 💭 If you've ever struggled with overthinking, comparison, or procrastination (aka, all of us), this episode is a practical and encouraging guide to start flipping the script. 🎙️ Plus, shoutouts to Sadie Robertson Huff, house rules from Dad, and a challenge to turn up the contrast in your life. Let’s replace those tired, untrue soundtracks with ones that bring peace, confidence, and purpose. We’re in this with you! 👇 Hit play & share with someone who needs this encouragement today.
This week, we're giving you a front-row seat to Briley’s very first official college tour 🎓 — and yes, Oreo pudding was involved. We visited Union University in Jackson, TN and walked away with way more than a campus map. From Christ-centered classrooms to professors who genuinely care (and even invite you to dinner!) — this place blew us away. We’re talking: What matters most when you're choosing a college Finding a school that aligns with your faith and purpose Real convos with passionate professors The beauty of community on and off campus Worship, wisdom, and... dessert reviews (because priorities) Whether you're a high schooler thinking about your next steps, a parent walking with your kid through the process, or just here for the Oreo pudding review — this one’s packed with insight, laughter, and encouragement for the journey.
You’ve heard it called “the waiting season.” But what if singleness isn’t about waiting around at all? In this episode, Briley and Britton wrap up their love-focused mini-series with a real, joy-packed conversation about what it means to live fully and faithfully right where you are. Inspired by The Love Everybody Wants by Madison Prewett Troutt, they unpack the idea of building a life like a house—with God as the foundation, identity as the framework, and relationships as the decoration. Whether you're single or know someone who is, this episode will help you see the single season not as a pause, but as preparation—on purpose. ✨ Build your habits. 💛 Discover your passions. 🌿 Deepen your walk with God. Because the life you’re building now shapes everything to come.