The Moment I Knew What I Was Made For | Sadie Robertson Huff & Aodhán King
Aodhán King s name is likely familiar to you from his years as a member of Hillsong Young & Free and today he joins Sadie in-studio to talk about his first solo worship album! Sadie and Aodhán share what it was like for both of them to break off and do their own thing after being known for so long as part of a larger group. Aodhán talks about the process of writing songs for the Church instead of yourself. Sadie remembers the first time she felt like herself after years of feeling like a hypocrite — being fully who God made you to be is the coolest way to live when you're fully loving Him too!
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00:00 - From Hillsong's Young & Free to releasing his first solo worship album
13:26 - Songwriting with Paul Klein ("Lany")
20:50 - Cultivating good, lasting friendships
24:00 - Don't be precious about your worship songs
28:40 - Transitioning from a group to a solo journey
35:38 - Why Sadie said "no" to so many opportunities after "Dancing with the Stars"
39:25 - God doesn't waste anything!
43:42 - Being fully who God created you to be & fully loving Him is the best way to live!
46:29 - When Sadie felt like a hypocrite & what she did to change it
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