Life Lately: Why We Needed a New Rhythm | Sadie & Christian Huff
Sadie Robertson
Sadie and Christian catch up with what life has looked like lately, from slowing down as a family after a difficult season with Kit’s health to their recent trip to Montana to share the Word. Christian shares what studying the life of David has taught him about confidence, courage, and making the voice of truth louder than every other voice competing for your attention. Sadie reflects on why knowing what God says about you can change the way you handle criticism, pressure, and the intimidating things in front of you. Plus, they talk about stepping into new opportunities, Sadie’s “The War Is Over” message, and her upcoming book, “It’s Not Personal.”
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Chapters:
00:00 Sadie & Christian’s Summer Life Update
04:12 Why We Needed to Put Some Things Down
08:18 The Montana Trip Two Years in the Making
12:03 How “House of David” Changed Christian’s Bible Study
16:07 Preparing Before the Opportunity Comes
17:58 The Voices David Had to Overcome
25:14 Why David Heard Goliath Differently
29:08 Don’t Let What You See Intimidate You
34:38 When Other People Question What God Called Good
39:20 The Voice of Truth Has to Be Louder
44:48 Sadie’s “The War Is Over” Message
49:17 Why “It’s Not Personal” Is Actually Personal
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