

Loving God Doesn’t Mean Knowing Every Answer | Sadie Robertson Huff | Lisa Harper
Doomscrolling and end times predictions lead Sadie and teacher, author, and podcast host Lisa Harper into a conversation about living with hope and raising kids with faith instead of fear. Lisa talks about receiving God’s love without trying to earn it and learning more about Scripture while keeping a soft heart…

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“Great guest! I now can understand half of the words Zach says on Unashamed now 😆”
“I love Lisa's heart and ability to express her thoughts and feelings in such a loving and relatable way.”
“Oh, how I needed this conversation, sweet sisters. Loving God while trusting Him with the unanswered questions — and raising our children with faith instead of fear while keeping a soft heart — is exactly the hope we need in these loud time…”
“19:38 i love this bc this is the way we build a relationship with God by truly experiencing the beauty of His creations. 💓”
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