

Underreact in Person, Overreact in Prayer | Sadie Robertson Huff | Emilie McCormack
Sadie sits down with her friend, mentor, and fellow podcast host Emilie McCormack to answer your voicemails about body image, mentorship, hearing God, and people-pleasing. When one listener opens up about struggling with an eating disorder and negative thoughts about her body, Sadie and Emilie speak into how to trust…

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“I loved the podcast! I got healed and delivered by the grace of Jesus Christ. It is so important to pray for increased discernment and rebuke certain thoughts! Not all our thoughts is ours, rebuke in the name of Jesus until they flee. ❤️🩹…”
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“Amazing pod! You’re so blessed to have her as a mentor. I used to get that scripture wrong all the time, He gives us the likings of our desires, they line up with His desires not our own fixed desires. So great. God bless 💗”
“Jesus was called an austere man, and, as he is, so are we in this world, my point is, its very simple, all sports are idolatry, a ball cant save us out of our troubles, nor can a texas a&m ball. God wants us to keep his commandments. Colleg…”
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