Underreact in Person, Overreact in Prayer | Sadie Robertson Huff | Emilie McCormack
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What topics do Sadie and Emilie cover in this episode?
What's up, everybody? Happy Monday. I hope you're having a great start to your week. But per usual, it's about to get so much better. We have such an incredible podcast lined up for you today because one, we're answering voicemails, which has been so much fun. If you don't know yet, we have a whoa line. And so many of you guys have called into the whoa line and left so much encouragement. You've left just pieces of your heart, big questions, and we love hearing it all. Some of these questions, though, have been so much fun. so beautiful that you would call and trust us with them and so i just want to say thank you so much for doing that we do not take it lightly we pray into them think about them think about you on the other side of the phone and so thank you for doing that today though we have a special guest because this sweet friend of mine has not only been a friend to me but she has been such a mentor to me and i was just thinking about how much i've been impacted by
the wife she is, the mom she is, the leader she is. And I'm like, oh, I'm so thankful that everyone listening to the podcast is going to be just led by you in the way that I have. And so we have Emily McCormick all the way from Texas A&M. Howdy.
I'm so glad you're here. I am so glad to be here. This feels like the biggest treat and honor. I love it.
It's like a no-brainer. I was thinking when I was like, have you not been on the podcast? Because literally... But that is something I'm so grateful for because you came into my life and have been this like... gym this treasure I like it was like the most unexpected thing I was speaking at breakaway yes which y'all lead and it was a weird night for me and it was a weird night in the best way I was like mid you know, message. And all of a sudden in my heart, I just like forgot what I was going to say next, which has never happened to me on a stage. And I was like, I don't know what I'm going to say next. And instead of like filling the moment with words, I kind of just remember going like, Lord. What do you have for me to say?
And then from the rest of the time on in that message, I just said things that I did not plan to say. I didn't pre-think about. It was all things that were coming out of my personal time with the Lord.
How can I trust God's truth when struggling with body image?
And I got off stage and it would be so easy to start getting in my head and be like, what was that? Why did I forget? What did I say? And you started speaking. You were like, what just happened up there? That's your new normal. And- Everything you said that night, it was so prophetic. It was so what the Lord was doing. And then you didn't just say it that night. You kept up with me. You prayed for our family. You would check in. You would have these prophetic words that would always be so timely. And that's been years now that you've done that, prayed for our family. You've flown in to pray over our family, anointed our home with oil. You have just been so steady. You lead our green rooms at LO Conference and speak life into the room.
I could cry the more I talk about how sweet you have been and just the most intentional friend. And so to some degree, I'm like, I can't believe you haven't been on the podcast, but also you've loved me very personally. privately and I appreciate that. And so I'm so glad though that you're on the podcast. Thank you.
I could cry too because I just think about that specific moment watching you speak and it was clear, probably not to everybody, but it felt like a pivotal moment. And then when you started speaking, it was just so obvious. It was like, oh, you're not speaking anymore. This is so a moment of the Holy Spirit. And to get to after be like, that is who you are. And I've gotten to see you speak now several times. And you flow with such dependence on the Spirit, but confidence in who God's made you.
What advice do Sadie and Emilie give about finding mentors?
I'm like, this humble confidence is who you are. And It's just such a joy to get to cheer you on. It's one of my favorite roles.
Thank you, friend. So sweet. Your story's kind of crazy because you're not from Texas. And to walk into Texas is wild.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What topics do Sadie and Emilie cover in this episode?
0:05–2:20
2
How can I trust God's truth when struggling with body image?
2:20–3:53
3
What advice do Sadie and Emilie give about finding mentors?
3:53–5:03
4
How can I guard my mind against negative social media influences?
5:03–6:29
5
What steps can I take to discern God's voice in decision-making?
6:29–7:46
6
What strategies can help with overcoming people-pleasing tendencies?
7:46–9:30
7
How do Sadie and Emilie suggest building a supportive community?
9:30–11:06
8
What final thoughts do Sadie and Emilie share about faith and trust?
11:06–1:03:22
Speakers
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