Mia Fieldes is living her miracle right now — she's about to give birth to her baby girl after being told by multiple specialists that pregnancy wasn't likely, but she'd be the first one to tell you that trusting in a promise from God doesn't guarantee an easy path. Sadie and Mia quickly get deep talking about navigating seasons of waiting and why the holding pattern might feel like a huge delay, but it's ultimately going to get you to your destination quicker! Mia encourages us to be sure our filter and outlook on our life isn't disappointment — or you won't be able to see all that God IS giving you, regardless of the season of your life. Mia challenges us all to actively be asking God for a promise, especially if you're in a time of waiting on Him. Sadie remembers one particular dance on "Dancing with the Stars" where a split-second decision surprised her and her dance partner with the result, but was a great lesson too! Plus, why we need to treat God like a friend — choose to spend time with Him and expect Him to show up! 

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How to Ask God for a Promise In Your Season of Waiting & Believing | Sadie Rob Huff & Mia Fieldes

The "WHOA That's Good" podcast welcomes you into meaningful conversations with authors, athletes, musicians, speakers, and stars of film and television in search of the answer to just one question: What is the best advice you have ever been given? Hosted by Sadie Robertson, best-selling author, founder of Live Original, and star of A&E's "Duck Dynasty" & season 19 of ABC's "Dancing with the Stars," this fun and lighthearted podcast is sure to leave you saying, "WHOA That's Good!"

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Bringing your family's story to the big-screen is something Sadie is all too familiar with and she's delighted to host Joel and Luke Smallbone (for KING & COUNTRY) and their sister Rebecca St. James in the studio for a very special conversation about their new movie, "Unsung Hero." Joel directed and starred in the film — playing his dad! — but he shares why it was so important to not shy away from the hard parts of his dad's story. Sadie points out why seeing a dad say they're "sorry" to their child is so powerful. Rebecca says we should all trust God to redeem our stories, no matter what we've experienced or gone through! And Luke remembers his mom often telling him that learning to overcome disappointment is a good thing, especially true for kids! Buy your tickets to see "Unsung Hero" in theaters here: https://unsunghero.movie/

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Why Dads Saying 'I'm Sorry' Is SO Powerful | Sadie Rob Huff | for KING & COUNTRY | Rebecca St. James

It's Honey's first time on the podcast and the timing couldn't be better since she's VERY excited about her upcoming birthday party. Christian gives us a sneak peek of his Mayor Humdinger that will be making an appearance at the party and Honey tries to decide if she'll be dressing as a princess or Skye. Haven checks in with her parents too while navigating a big case of the hiccups. (y'all are going to want to watch this on YouTube —it's too adorable!) Sadie and Christian share how their year has been so far and what they're learning as parents of an almost-three year old and almost-one year old. Christian talks about his recent trip to Israel and Sadie shares some big growth moments she experienced while he was away. 

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Honey & Haven's First Podcast! | Sadie Robertson Huff & Christian Huff

As Sadie puts it, Jess Connolly is your new "best friend" who is here to encourage us ALL that being a woman in 2024 is exhausting. It is! And it's easy to start wearing the "I'm tired" badge with pride — even, like Jess, thinking we're more godly because of it! — when it's probably the last thing we should be doing. Jess talks about finding herself at her publisher's office pitching a book about being tired when she was as close to complete burnout and a breakdown as she'd ever been. But through doing a deep dive on what "tired" really means — and what God meant when He said, "Come to Me all who are weary" — she discovered a wealth of knowledge about how we navigate exhaustion and WHY we're all so tired (it's not always because we need sleep!). Get your copy of Jess' book, "Tired of Being Tired:" https://www.jessconnolly.com/tiredofbeingtired

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I’ve Stopped Wearing My Exhaustion as a Badge of Honor | Sadie Robertson Huff & Jess Connolly

Sadie and her new friend, Devin Cordle, are talking about SO much in this episode — and laughing a lot together too: motherhood, pregnancy brain, being an influencer, and so much more. By speaking to Devin for only a few minutes, you'll hear how much the Lord is the center of her life and how putting God FIRST in her relationship ended up saving it. Devin and Sadie are both striving to raise little disciples for Jesus and want to encourage ALL parents to keep up the good fight! 

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How I Saved My Relationship | Sadie Robertson Huff & Devin Cordle

Sadie met a new friend and was so inspired by her story she wanted to share it with everyone! Joy Caisee and her husband, Clay, practice radical hospitality by loving and serving guests at their short-term rental properties. Joy worked for years in a corporate job after being a stay-at-home mother, but her heart kept pulling her to love on and care for people all around her and eventually she was able to make that her full-time occupation — and ministry! Sadie and Joy talk about waiting seasons and how those chapters in life are preparing us for what the NEXT chapter will be. Do the cool thing wherever you are — and ministry CAN be anywhere you are! 

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How to Ask God for a Promise In Your Season of Waiting & Believing | Sadie Rob Huff & Mia Fieldes

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