Our Best Relationship Advice: Waiting for Marriage & Is He the One? | Sadie Rob & Christian Huff

Sadie and Christian answer your DMs about setting healthy physical boundaries while dating, what to do if you mess up, and how to know you're with the right person. They also open up about whether women should pursue men, what it looks like to guard your heart, how to decide it's time to walk away from a toxic relationship, what they believe about near-death experiences, and what roles women should play in the church.
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ABOUT SADIE ROBERTSON:
Sadie Robertson, first introduced to the world as a star of A&E’s Duck Dynasty and ABC’s Dancing with the Stars, recognized she could be a positive voice to those in need of an inspiring presence in their lives. At the age of 24, she’s become one of the most prominent voices of her generation. Sadie’s passion is to speak, to write, and to encourage. She is a sister and friend to more than five million followers on her various social platforms, which she sees as a direct line of communication to her peers.
Sadie’s creative and entrepreneurial spirit has helped her become a 'New York Times Best Selling Author', and launch her Live Original brand, which speaks to millions across her various platforms, including KZbin, social media, the Live Original blog, LO Fam Community, the Live Original tour, and her Whoa That’s Good podcast.
Additionally, Robertson has long poured her heart into philanthropic efforts. She has loved partnering with Roma Boots, Help One Now, World Vision, and the World Food Program over the last few years. To date, Robertson has been able to be a voice and agent of change in many countries, including Peru, Somalia, Moldova, and the Dominican Republic.
Sadie is married to the man of her dreams, Christian Huff, and they have a daughter named Honey James. They look forward to continuing to learn what it means to truly live and celebrate in every moment of life.

[@TheGrandDame27]

I just love seeing young GODLY couples. Its so inspiring. As a 23 year old guy, its hard to find a GODLY girlfriend and someone who just wants to live the right way.

[@abicooks]

Do you have social media ? I love to get to know godly people

[@TheGrandDame27]

@@abicooks sorry, not anymore

[@padlolin]

As a woman in her 30’s….I feel the same way about men around my age. Still single, still love Jesus more than anything. My only advice is to keep seeking Him first and don’t settle….even if it means your single for a long time. People who settle are so miserable. Jesus is my husband first, and if he blesses me with a Godly husband on Earth, great! But if not…I’m still His and I will continue to live for him.

[@ana-maria448]

For Christian men is easier to find a Godly women. I know many single good ladies from church. But the men🙄. When I tell them I want sec after marriage as this is how should be,thats it. This is the end of the conversation. I am not disappointed anymore as I know these are the lasts days before Christ. I have been in the world and I know how the sexual sins are. Rather than being with someone for their selfish flesh desires, better single and happy with Christ. I am glad I am forgiven.

[@abicooks]

@@ana-maria448 amen amen

[@mykasnyder4005]

“Purity is a heart posture” wow so so good. Love this podcast.

[@kyleighg2587]

I love your podcast Sadie! As a young, teenage, Christian girl I find it so difficult to see Godly women on social media! You have helped me in my walk and you continue to do so.🌸I love you so much!💗

[@kyrier9827]

Yes same!! She has quickly become such an inspiration for me!

[@ancyam3940]

I am 18 yrs old and these vedios are so inspirational to me and help me to get more close to God ❤️🥰.

[@moldyvoldy1231]

I think once you're in a committed relationship (especially marriage) your contact with the opposit sex needs to be intentionally different and it needs to be a conversation between you and your significant other (spouse) the boundaries that you want to put into place. For instance, my husband's best friend from high school is a female and I don't have a problem with him having female friends, the issue that I had after we got married was how much she relied on him for emotional support. I had to have a conversation with him where I explained what made me uncomfortable and why it made me uncomfortable. In my mind, anytime a woman relies on a man for emotional support there's a possibility for things to progress to more than just platonic friendship and that made me uncomfortable. Once I told him he put the boundary in place with her and they're still friends, it's just a different kind of friendship and I've made an effort to do the same with my male friends. We also don't spend time alone with the opposit sex if it's not each other or a family member.

[@arianechambers6350]

I agree sis

[@LCLand]

Friends confide in each other and share deep meaningful conversations. It’s not wise to have friends of the opposite sex after marriage. Most affairs happen among friends. We didn’t mean for it to happen, they say. You did nothing to prevent it. Build a hedge around your marriage. Understand your human flesh ❤️

[@claramay1814]

It was really cool hearing how often you talked about what is in your heart flows out of you. Last night I read Luke 6:45 for the first time which says "A good man brings good things out of the good stored up in his heart, and an evil man brings evil things out of the evil stored up in his heart. For the mouth speaks what the heart is full of." It always makes me so excited when God's Word get tied into different areas of my life! Great podcast and keep being a light!💕God bless you both🙂

[@kilajohnson4055]

I love how open and honest both of you are. Thank you, for sharing!

[@harleybreeaulidge5730]

I’ve never been so early! This is such a good topic! Thank you for speaking on it!

[@emilymoz9289]

God bless you guys. Please pray for the rest of us on this journey as we pray for u guys!!!

[@alexish1065]

I’ve had a lot of questions and God directed me toward your podcast and I’m thankful

[@kimberkamper477]

Your transparency is unbelievably awesome!

[@padlolin]

This is an amazing podcast! Thank you Sadie and Christian for your transparency and vulnerability. Younger generations are so incredibly blessed to have your influence in their lives. May the Lord bless your life and ministry 🙏🥰

[@dilmamaldonado752]

Thank you Sadie and Chris 💕

[@agoogleuser5912]

Sadie, I’m a few years older than you but you so minister to me. Thank you! You are such a gift.

[@TessaScribner]

I'm so happy you are speaking up! This was amazing 👏

[@laurahindle1713]

So much value in this video! Ty for helping me!! 🤍 Also love hearing what Christian has to say- such a great perspective

[@TheMorganGibson]

I love when you have Christian on the podcast!! Y'all are literally the cutest!!

[@joeschooley8470]

He stalked her for years. Watched her on the show. Tracked her down. And dated her. That's cute

[@averythomas4939]

This was so encouraging. Thank you!

[@np2035]

Thank you Sadie and Christian! God Bless u both!

[@Djalixb]

I LOVE YOUR HONESTY SADI thank you

[@lilyw9324]

love this color pink on you Sadie!! wonderful podcast 🥰

[@brookebales2931]

Love it and love y’all! My brother and sister. Hallelujah 🎶

[@alysonmoreno2423]

The best podcast you've put out by far!

[@kaylamadison9964]

May God Bless you both and your family's and all you do for the Lord!!! Love how God has blessed you both with wisdom beyond far beyond your years and y'all just don't tell it or say it y'all also live it!!! Great examples for the world and this generation and we need more Christians examples just like y'all!!!🙏❤

[@sheabutterandroses]

Sending you lots of love from Dublin, Ireland 🌸🇮🇪

[@myleighstratton]

SO GOOD!!! i feel this, i am engaged rn and about to get married and ive struggled with my fiancé in the past but i needed to hear this!!!

[@veganbeauty1445]

Love this podcast ! It’s so amazing to hear your both opinions on these topics. God is amazing , and prayers are so powerful at the time it is meant to be. God has removed people from my life that I simply prayed about and guided me away from those toxic relationships and has made me a better person and closer to God like I was when I was a kid. I’m 28 and I pray that one day I find the man that not only loves God but also follows his word and respects boundaries and wants to live the life of God. 😊

[@bridgetvendittelli2129]

I wish I had this when I was a teenager. I looked everywhere else for help and support as a teen. I am now almost thirty but just as grateful to have found your podcast ❤️

[@wendygarner6931]

I echo your comments Bridget! I'm now 52 but never heard some of what they've talked about. Sadie & Christian, thank you for clarifying and putting into words the thoughts that have been coming to mind this very week.

[@zacht.9585]

Thank you so much for providing that context to Paul's letter about women being silent in the church. I had just recently read that passage in 1 Timothy and I was trying to wrap my head around why he would say that (and Google didn't help much either!), so thank you greatly!

[@hannahrayfarmerclark]

Absolutely beautifully said.

[@aubreighmorales3485]

So so much wisdom!!!

[@angelialea9865]

He was definitely on the right path with the first question about saying first we’re going to the spiritual realm and then we get new bodies and a new earth with God

[@Crizzy999]

Great podcast y’all! On my journey to purity and I enjoy listening to your journey with the Lord. Thank you for being so vulnerable. There are people like me out there who need to hear this! Much love 🙏🏼

[@andreaewing1896]

Thank you so much this helped me so much ❤ love how God is using you

[@shelciasamuell]

I am in love with your channel, you do not try to please people with your answers you said what it is written in the bible , you got a new subscriber . May God keeep blesing you!

[@whatswrongwiththewrights3907]

Girl! Have you ever thought about seminary or bible college? I think you’d love it! And it may be incredibly helpful for the kinds of questions you get with this platform. I’m at Reformation Bible College right now and absolutely loving it. Not sure if you have the time with all your ministry work but I thought I’d throw it out there for you. Thank for all you do to point us to Christ! 😊♥️

[@marygibbs605]

Thank you for this.

[@cht3008]

My hubby and I are very picky with which movies as well:) we BOTH believe the same so that helps.

[@claubit32]

Such a beautiful young couple!!! Thank you for setting such high standards for our generation.✝️😊

[@mapulaisme]

That’s a powerful prayer. Lord, I love this man but I love You more and if this is something I have to surrender, I will

[@lisagrace6471]

Refreshing to hear a young couple talk about relevant, everyday things that affect our relationships, relationships that are striving to be close to Christ personally and together. This is coming from a non fangirl and someone a little older than Sadie and Christian. Thanks for sharing.

[@pamelaross3830]

The gospel is the greatest news ever told. Yes, females have a role to play in that too! No excuse. Sadie doesn’t need as much education as many need application. She beautifully displays her faith and I am excited for what is and what’s to come! So proud of this young smart pretty lady! God bless

[@tamikaarmstrong8300]

Wow, this is the first video I have come across on this channel and I just want to say that in just a few minutes of this podcast, you come across as such a Godly woman who loves the Lord, Sadie! Very encouraging and inspiring!

[@mvilla7668]

24:30 Be Guarded, And Careful on what you take in, watch, listen to, ppl you spend time with since That could influence sinful things in your life, Yes! 💯💥

[@meaganklein15]

Hey Sadie, thank you for this platform and being honest. Your transparency is inspiring 🫂🤍.

[@AthenaKline]

First time seeing your show after watching the you version Bible app Sadie did !! Love this

[@dessiemartz2477]

You two are truly made for one another! When you have children, they will be beautiful inside and out! I have to comment on a couple of things: A friend of mine, a woman and I were really best friends and fell away for a long time. We use to go out and do all kinds of sinful and wrong things. I came back to Jesus after a battle with a drug that was given to me in the hospital, it made me hear things. One night when I was all alone, I heard someone whisper my name in my ear, then all the noises in my head stopped! Then I knew I had been redeemed! So, I stopped hanging around with her. My marriage has improved, and I told my husband about the wrongs that I had done wrong, and he forgave me. I was looking online one day and I came upon her husbands obituary! She is much younger than me. So I immediately jumped in my car and kept her on the phone on the way to her place. Long story short, She no longer considers herself a woman, she wants to be a man! So now I am struggling to even talking to her. She believes that The Bible is only a book that people got together and wrote. She says that there is a higher, for her it is in nature. Everytime I talk to her , I cannot get a word about The Lord. She is going through a really rough time, and I just can't get myself to pick up the phone and call her again. I pray for her every night. So remember there are thieves and liars everywhere you go. God bless you both!

[@DaughterofGod84]

I love how you clarified the word “toxic” because it is a strong word. Some arguments in relationships are just hard (not always). I had a hard time determining whether I was in a toxic relationship or not (bc someone said it was) and I knew it was not because the person made me a better person in Christ. What made it hard was the purging of bad habits in me. Like being in a relationship leading to marriage or being married makes you more Christ like. They help you get closer to God and sometimes that means you need to let go of pride, selfishness etc. It’s hard coming from the person close to you but it is for your own good. And even letting go of the bad habits, it’s hard but it’s worth it in the end. Thank you Sadie and Christian.

[@kristenadorno]

I'm saving this video so I can show my daughter when she gets older!! I broke my vow to God and didn't save it. I've now been with my husband for 10 years and it's something I STILL regret. I wish more than anything I could go back and save myself for him! You don't think about those things when you're a lost teen. I was very lost as a teen. Thank you for this video! ❤️

[@lonelysoul2329]

What's the point ??

[@familiamacias3994]

God is always your first love, find a partner that love him as much as you do

[@Sdbbffsd]

God bless y’all this is awesome stuff

[@sandyhernandez1422]

This was good, Loved how you hit past issues/ all relationships. The info on porn which this should really be brought up more. To many Christians( men/women) struggle with this. Thank you

[@makeuphappy1]

Amazing message you two 🙏♥️🙌🙌🙌😊

[@anal.mendoza]

Hi Sadie! Blessings from Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. I'm 40 years old and still single but I want to meet a Godly man. I'm focused on God, my family, friends and work too. What advices do you have for me? That's awesome when you have your husband on the podcast!

[@teiganelizabeth6525]

I’m so so so happy y’all talked about pornography and explained how a couple should be pure together if that’s how they view it themselves!!! I’ve struggled finding a partner in this generation that is willing to give pornography up… even someone who’s dad was a preacher🤯 Throughout those toxic relationships I thought I was wrong about pornography and women were just supposed to accept that their significant other was receiving pleasure either emotionally, physically, or both from porn sites or actual women. To see y’all viewing that topic how I view it makes me feel so relieved!!! I wish I could actually have a real conversation with both of you!!! There is so much more I question and want to understand about the lord and how to find the right guy that wants to do the right thing and follow the lord THE RIGHT WAY!!!

[@hilary1014]

Love love the topic of women in the bible & women speaking or preaching. I want to read and listen to strong godly women, but i always hear from others that it is not ok for women to be speaking about the bible and that is solely a man's job. I've also heard people using the verse sadie referenced about women being quiet and using that as the sole reason for why women shouldn't speak so it is nice to hear that there are other verses & stories to back up women in the church

[@rightwingrach2278]

POV: you were just broken up with, and needed this kind of video.

[@sophbracegirdle]

Hope ur doing okay !! GOds with u it’s his plan xx he loves u

[@harleighstringer]

i just got ghosted by a guy ive been talking to for months. he’s been telling me this entire time that he wasnt ready for anything serious. found out he met another girl two weeks ago and already asked her out and that’s why he ghosted me lol. it really sucks and i needed this too. he didnt bring me closer to the Lord so im thankful God didnt let it get any more serious

[@mlaberge]

Such a beautiful outfit, Sadie 🔥

[@jade_mharie]

God bless you, two! ❤❤

[@zesty1914]

I freaking love The Chosen

[@misssunshine2011lol]

I'm also picky on what I watch 🤣love it!❤️we have to guard our hearts!

[@briannenicoleerman]

love you sadie 💕💕

[@Amedo98621]

When the Bible talks about women being silent, it doesn't just say that, it explicitly states "I do not permit a woman to teach or to have authority over a man" in that same verse (1 Timothy 2:11-12). I'm not wanting to argue, I just wish you touched on the whole verse and how that part can be negated

[@ruthwright6247]

Real talk That was a great conversation! Thank you guys for being so transparent and sharing as well as breaking down the Word. Keep these great podcasts coming ! Very inspiring and encouraging! God bless

[@houstonej105]

make these episodes longer😫

[@Kiayamarieee]

Woah that’s good!

[@abigayleeppard342]

W O A H . Thank you for sharing such information with intent to reach those who are looking for questions in their relationship when putting Jesus as the #1. Question for you lady - what did your answer from God sound like when you were seeking clarity if your husband was the one for you? I’m in a relationship where I feel as if he is everything I’ve always prayed for, the way he challenges me in my walk with Jesus, the way he treats his family, his friends and me. He puts Jesus before me and loves me the way I have always imagined of being loved. I’ve spent time asking Jesus if this relationship is one to continue. I got my answer and it was so clear and intentional the way Jesus speaks to me. im just curious as to what the Holy Spirit spoke to you in your time of question. You two are such great examples & I truly look up to you two. Thank you for always sharing what Jesus has put on your heart for your listeners, thank you for being a disciple and setting that example. 🤎

[@sarahbemis5980]

Sadie and Christian, thank you for a great podcast. I do have a random question for you. One that I have been struggling with for a while now. And I would love to hear what you have to say. When I was a baby, I was baptised as a Methodist. Something happened within the church shortly after, and my family left and went to a Presbyterian church. I grew up in the Presbyterian church most of my life, and became a member when I became of age. When COVID hit though, my church was shut down for a time. Randomly scrolling KZbin, I found Elevation worship. And I fell in love with it. So I would tune in every Sunday, basically during the pandemic. Before the mandates lifted, I then found another church on KZbin, Passion City Church. And I loved listening to Ben Stuart. So now, the Presbyterian church is open. And I am still listening to the two church services I found on KZbin. So I have an option to go back to the physical church, or continue tuning in online to one of the other two churches through KZbin. Long story short, here is my question for you. How do you know what kind of a church you belong to? Or, does it really matter what denomination we follow? At the end of the day, all denominations believe in Jesus Christ, how he died on the cross to save us from our sins, right? Thank you so much for your time. Again, great podcast. I love hearing your advice for single Pringles like myself in the love and marriage department.

[@brooke9131]

Sadie, I really enjoyed hearing you share multiple things on your heart and display the wisdom that God has clearly given you. That being said, I have to disagree with your interpretation of the passage in 1 Timothy 2, when Paul describes the role of women in the church. I grew up going to church with a lead male pastor and also a lead female pastor. I believed women could be pastors in the church, that is, until I started reading through the Bible for the first time, and the Holy Spirit convicted me as I read 1 Timothy 2:12. I used to understand the passage just like you are describing how you understand it today. What changed for me is the understanding that I can still share the Gospel with others without having to get behind the pulpit and hold authority over men in the church. You are equating a woman's ability to share the gospel with her ability to stand and teach through scripture in church and therefore, hold authority over men. A woman having different roles in the church from a man does not negate the Gospel, and it does not mean that God does not equally love and value both men and women. Just like in marriage, the husband and wife have different roles. The wife is called to submit to her husband, and the husband is called to die to himself daily and serve his wife. These different roles is why Paul directly correaltes the covenant of marriage to the relationship between Christ and the church (Ephesians 5). Since you think women and men can both be lead pastors in the church, do you also think that a wife can be the spiritual leader and head over her family? Do you think it is also her first role to disciple children and lead the family as a whole to Christ? Does the wife spiritually lead the husband and explain Scripture to him? Or is this not the role of the husband in the marriage and family? I also agree with you in your emphasis of Jesus' radical inclusion of women during His ministry. It is true that Christ's fellowship and inclusion of women, even prostitutes and adulterous women, was shocking to all those around Him. It is because in Christ, there is neither "Jew nor Gentile, neither slave nor free, nor is there male and female, for you are all one in Christ Jesus" (Galatians 3:28). This verse does not mean that our nationality or gender is useless to Christ. This verse also is not a support for women pastors. In its proper context, this verse describes that the gospel is made available to all-whether you are male or female, ensalved or free, or Jew or Greek- because the Gospel has finally been made availble to all. Sadie, I am also familiar with the popular refutation of 1 Timothy 2 you gave. The theory you explained about women and men sitting across aisles in the church and the women yelling out, distracting the body completely ignores the context of the passage. In 1 Timothy 2, Paul does not simply say that women are not to yell out and distract the service. Actually, Paul makes no mention of even such a situation as that. He does not even allude to women yelling and distracting or disrupting service. What does he say? He instructs women to learn in "quietness and submissiveness." He also blatantly and clearly states that a woman is not to teach but to remain quiet. What is his reasoning for this? He says a woman is not to "exercise authority over a man." Sadie, we must consider the reasoning behind this. If Paul was writing this to specifically describe a situation where women were yelling in the church, wouldn't he state something to allude to that in this passage? Would he not after giving such an emphatic statement, say, "for the women are disrupting the time of worship"? Instead, where does he hang his reasoning for his prohibition of women preachers? He hangs it on the very nature of how God created the universe and the consequences of the fall. He says, "for Adam was formed first, and then Eve. And it was not Adam who was decieved, but the woman who was deceived and fell into trasngression." We cannot wrestle with such a clear passage as this and try to seek other interpretations based on culture to undermine the point Paul is making here. That is the same as those in the church today that try to read a favorable stance on homosexuality into the Bible. They will say that the passages Paul condemns homosexuality are actually passages where he only condemns homosexual sex that isn't consensual. IS that true? No, it is not. But we as humans who desire to continue in sin will desperately try to find some kind of explanation outside of Scripture to ease our conviction and decieve us to think we are actually following what Scripture teaches. Sadie, I know your heart is so to follow the Lord and live totally and completely according to His will. According to His Word, women pastors and women preaching inside the church hold authority over men and therefore should not be preaching. This does not mean that women have no role in ministry. This does not mean that men and woman are not equals in the sight of God. This does not mean that men and women are unequally loved by God. And this does not mean that women cannot share the Gospel. When we share the gospel with a coworker, or a person at the gas station, or someone on social media, it is not the same as standing with authority over a group of men and women and expositing Scripture. Once again, men and women have different roles. This goes all the way back to the very way God created the first male and female, and we must not deceive ourselves by thinking it is limiting or unjust or unfair to live according to the gender He created us in and calls us to live in. 1 Timothy 2:11-14 "A woman must learn in quietness and full submissiveness. (12) I do not permit a woman to teach or to exercise authority over a man;c she is to remain quiet. (13) For Adam was formed first, and then Eve. (14) And it was not Adam who was deceived, but the woman who was deceived and fell into transgression."

[@HOG-cn8zd]

Smiles everywhere 😃.

[@AnnaGRose0115]

Wisdom & Humor = Excellece

[@annasawczenko1294]

God timing is perfect and want to give us more ability than we have (Mt 25:14-30) I think so haha:D Thanks Sadie for encouraging:)) Rejoice!

[@sawyersmithson7548]

You two are amazing!!! I love you Sadie, you are so amazing and inspirational! I've been wondering if maybe for your next video you could invite Liz Curtis Higgs? She wrote the book "Bad Girls of the Bible And What We Can Learn From Them" . In the book she shared some small peices of her testimony and I want to know her testimony a little deeper, you know? But Sadie, you seriously are amazing!! I love you so much, thank you for doing what your doing!! Keep doin' it!!!

[@angielainey2003]

so. good.

[@mariejohns1289]

Someone should make a time stamp of the questions asked.

[@bcva1989]

Question about cinema. I agree about not watching movies with nudity. How about movies with gun violence, or crime plots?

[@kellyAshleyotazoo]

Sadie, I been having a certain question for a super long time now and u answered it!! thank u so much:) pls say hi to honey for me:)!!

[@rockymarquiss8327]

The Apostle Paul stated "We are confident, I say, and willing rather to be absent from the body, and to be present with the Lord." (2 Cor 5:8). The author of Hebrews also stated "And as it is appointed unto men once to die, but after this the judgment:" (Hebrews 9:27).

[@AnnaGRose0115]

Man and Wife - - Praying for the right one - - Seek His Guidance Every Day - - Praying for the right won - -

[@abicooks]

Love u !!

[@astalavista5328]

Thank you I feel exactly the same way 🤭

[@racheloshaksmusic]

How did you get your yes from God? Was it a feeling? This is in regards to the question about taking a break to see if it's from God

[@reeseashley7085]

Cornerstone Fellowship has one of the best Heaven playlists on KZbin. it’s great! God bless may you except Jesus Christ as your LORD and Savior❤️!

[@treygood6371]

Love duck dynasty best show on TV love it

[@amyoctober2289]

What do you do when you received a "yes" from God and your community (leaders and mentors) have peace about your relationship and yet your mother disapproves. What would your advice be?

[@loremaster77]

One of the things you have to realize that at that point, you're an adult and can make your own choices. In Scripture, it talks about how you leave your parents to go be with your spouse as one flesh (Ephesians 5:31). The purpose of the parent in your life is to help nourish and educate you as grow up into adulthood. Once you are an adult, you have the freedom to make your own choices and decisions. Your parents, at this stage, can certainly guide you and give you advice, but they cannot decide things for you anymore because again, you're not a child anymore. I would encourage you thought to sit down with your mother and discuss this. Don't be angry or upset at her because she's still your mother regardless and only wants what's best for you. Instead of just bluntly telling her that you're independent of her, maybe tell her ways you intend to honor her and carry on her legacy through your relationship with your spouse. You still value the work that your parents have done in your life but at the same time you acknowledge your adult independence.

[@astalavista5328]

How do you know you get a yes from God can you hear his voice

[@mbasasingonzo3123]

@@astalavista5328 God places confirmation through peace on your heart in what you're about to do.For ie from experience, I've done things in the past that I thought would benefit others and therefore I immediately assumed that God was for it, but yet I wasn't sure and confident in what I was doing. Pray about and ask for his confirmation and when you receive that confidence, you know that its God giving you that assurance, because before you asked God you were hesitant/ unsure. What I'm also encountering is that when you come to him with continuous confirmation, He'll give you the wisdom and direction that you need friend. x Stay blessed!

[@alaynastewart0607]

Yes & Amen!

[@arthurasvederis8882]

Good morning

[@sydneyrae.of.sunshine4393]

Question: you say that you went away to ask God if your relationship with Christian was needing to be surrendered… How did God confirm or say yes to you? How do you know that he confirmed it or “approved it “- because I’m having trouble with discerning what God’s answer is for things that I pray to him about :/

[@GGCCcrew]

I’m struggling with this too!

[@arthurasvederis8882]

Love you your welcome to come up with a little

[@AnnaGRose0115]

Kingdom of God

[@ShaFashion23]

To be absent from the body is to be present with the lord. There’s your answer to the first question.

[@nursecandace4555]

Hey Sadie, how can I be a podcast guest? I have some great stories that I would like to share!

[@aliyahburnette8018]

She said when we go when we die I immediately thought of Australian metalcore band thornhill 😂😂😂😂😂

[@oliverqueen1078]

It is appointed unto man.....once to die....and then....THE JUDGMENT...... I had a Very Very Vivid Dream.....I saw Heaven....and saw....MY LORD.....JESUS.........HE IS REAL

[@alyssahillery]

Hello! Alyssa here, I am such a huge fan of your podcast and all of the different topics you do but I do would like to share my answer from a biblical standpoint of "Do we go to heaven when we die?" or "Are we immediately with Jesus when we die?" and the answer (found from the bible) is this: "But I do not want you to be ignorant, brethren, concerning those who have fallen asleep, lest you sorrow as others who have no hope. For if we believe that Jesus died and rose again, even so God will bring with Him those who sleep in Jesus. For this we say to you by the word of the Lord, that we who are alive and remain until the coming of the Lord will by no means precede those who are asleep. For the Lord Himself will descend from heaven with a shout, with the voice of an archangel, and with the trumpet of God. And the dead in Christ will rise first. Then we who are alive and remain shall be caught up together with them in the clouds to meet the Lord in the air. And thus we shall always be with the Lord. Therefore comfort one another with these words." 1 Thessalonians 4: 13-18 There are also more verses that back up this claim but those who die in Christ will be resurrected at the second coming of Jesus Christ to live eternally with Him on the new earth. God bless you all!

[@naomimanganye7575]

My thoughts on the First Question: What happens when we die? 1. What forms a living human being: Genesis 2:7 (Dust of the Ground & The Breath of Life) 2. What happens when we die?: Ecclesiastes 12:7 "The dust will return to the earth as it was and the spirit will return to God who gave it" 3. Are people conscious in death?: Ecclesiastes 9:5 "The living know that they will die; but the dead know nothing" 4a. When do the righteous dead go to heaven? 1 Corinthians 15:51-52 "Behold, I tell you a mystery: we shall not all sleep, but we shall all be changed - in a moment, in the twinkling of an eye, at the last trumpet. For the trumpet will sound and the dead will be raised incorruptible and we shall be changed" 4b. Thessalonians 4:16-17 "For the Lord himself shall descend from heaven with a shout, with the voice of the archangel, and with the trump of God: and the dead in Christ shall rise first: Then we which are alive and remain shall be caught up together with them in the clouds, to meet the Lord in the air: and so shall we ever be with the Lord." We remain asleep until Jesus returns to take us to heaven

[@ashleychupp1068]

I have been struggling a lot with the verses that Paul writes about women being silent in the church 1 Corinthians 14:34-35 “As in all the congregations of the saints, women should remain silent in the churches. They are not allowed to speak, but must be in submission, as the Law says." I understand that the culture was different back then and women were not seen as equals to men. Jesus obviously admired women and did not treat them differently. However, I feel like that verse is not talking about women being loud but clearly refers to the law when telling women what they should be doing in the church.

[@bellahartman7832]

I would look up the context of that verse. Paul wrote it in a time where women and men sat on opposite sides of the church and bc they were uneducated they didn’t understand what was being preached, so they would yell to their husbands and interrupt the service, so he’s telling them to keep quiet until they’re back home and can ask their husbands in private and submission

[@ashleychupp1068]

@@bellahartman7832 Yeah I can see how he would be saying that. I just struggle with why he would state “as the law also says” and wonder what law he was referring to.

[@LCLand]

Ruth pursued Boaz 😄

[@hilarymasaraure3960]

This podcast was great. Wish the lady would let the guy talk more and not cut him off

[@pocahontas5145]

And shouldn't those people who believe that be saying, "What does it matter, so long as the gospel is being preached?" as Paul said?

[@bayleedickinson8968]

he go into a resting place until jesus comes back ! when God comes back we will be reunited with him and everyone that passed and made it through the rapture !

[@AnnaGRose0115]

What if God Has More For Me...And What if it is an everyday walk....