WHOA That's Good Podcast

Where are you finding your identity? And what do you actually value? Sadie is joined by her mom, Korie, and her husband, Christian, to talk about finding our identity. Christian shares his perspective on something we idolize versus something in which we find our identity — are they the same or different? Korie and Sadie explore the notion of identity and wonder if this is more a Western culture question; plus the bigger questions about our online identities versus what's true in our real lives. Then a biblical look at the danger of finding our identity in anything that is temporary, rather than knowing and trusting God and His Word as the ultimate identity for any believer.  - Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sadie and Christian candidly address wedding day regrets and reveal the story behind Sadie's iconic pink vest. They share hilarious insights into their current chaotic date nights and family life, juggling parenting with humor. The couple reflects on past ambitions, fitness mishaps, and the challenges of filming a new show. Listeners are treated to amusing anecdotes about love, chaos, and hydration, while also exploring the transformative power of mentorship and scripture in their lives.

Jenn Johnson is a self-described "girl's girl" who embodies such joy and, as Sadie says, is one of the most fun people to be around! Where does all her joy come from? Knowing and loving the Lord — as she's done all her life. Jenn talks about Bethel Music's latest album, "We Must Respond," where the title came from, and what the songs mean to her. For Jenn, she loves writing as a collaboration and why it's often when some of the most impactful songs are written — with others! Sadie and Jenn both share how the fear of what others think has made a mark on them, and how they're striving to make God's approval the only thing that matters. You can listen to/purchase Bethel Music's new album, "We Must Respond" now! - Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sadie is joined by Korie and 2Mama to talk about the big surprise news from the Huff fam. Then Sadie poses some questions to her mom and grandmother for some wisdom and advice on their marriages: when did they first fall in love with their husbands? Do they have any "ick" moments with their spouses? And how important - really - is God in a marriage? - Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Phil Wickham and Kristian Stanfill drop into the WTG studio to chat with Sadie and Christian on their Singalong Tour stop in Monroe, LA. Phil shares the most surprising way "This Is Amazing Grace" came to be and he has encouragement for anyone struggling with "Is he the one?" questions. Kristian talks about his start in leading worship. Phil talks about a heavenly moment he had with God and what changed for him as a result. Sadie and Christian ask them about moments of doubt they've had leading and singing on-stage and Phil and Kristian both talk about how they stay accountable with confessing and speaking out the stuff that's a struggle for them. Get your tickets for the Singalong Tour at a venue near you!  - Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jonathan "JP" Pokluda, author of "Your Story Has a Villain," dives into the nuances of spiritual warfare and how demonic forces subtly invade our lives. He urges listeners to identify personal compromises with evil and emphasizes the importance of faith in overcoming these challenges. The conversation touches on the cultural desensitization to sin and the rise of witchcraft among youth, alongside the need for discernment in our media consumption. It's a call to reassess spiritual integrity and combat temptations with community support.

Sadie and Christian are joined by LO Counselor, Freddie Amos, to talk about anxiety. They each share their "pulse check" on how they're navigating anxiety right now and then they begin answering questions related to anxiety: is it sinful, how to stop the spiral, working through anxiety as a couple, mom anxiety, and how to really and truly believe what the Scriptures say about anxiety. Freddie encourages us to take ownership of the things in our life that are causing us to feel anxious. And Sadie shares her childhood struggles with anxiety and how it's evolved, changed, and even decreased in her life lately — but it took work and faith!  - Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jonathan Isaac isn't here to call out anyone for having strong beliefs, but when his NBA Orlando Magic teammates wanted to kneel during the national anthem, Jonathan knew he couldn't. He explains to Sadie and Christian why he literally took a stand and what the days and weeks were like after, how he was able to keep relationships on his team while playing together, and if he has any regrets. Jonathan shares about his childhood when his family moved from the Bronx to Naples, FL, and his struggles with identity — and eventually crippling anxiety — and how he's learned to manage it with God's help. - Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sadie and her parents, husband, siblings, and sisters- and brothers-in-law drop the biggest announcement of the year: The next generation of Duck Dynasty is coming back to TV! John Luke is excited to spend even more time with the large and growing Robertson family, and Bella is ready with a list of Korie and Willie’s quirks that she can’t wait to share. Christian and Jacob look forward to squaring off with their bromantic rivalry, Will is going to be spending lots of time on the road, and Rebecca is voted the new Uncle Si.- Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sadie is delighted to welcome the Brocks to the podcast for the first time! Mack and Meredith Brock couldn't have had more opposite childhoods: Mack was raised in a southern, stable, and loving Christian household while Meredith grew up in an unstable environment with poverty, broken parents, and violence. Meredith tells Sadie that it wasn't until a couple invited her to live with them that she saw what a healthy, loving marriage looked like and she learned important life skills too. So when Mack began pursuing her, instead of running the other way, she found real and accepting love. But a good marriage takes work, continually asking what the other needs and how you can serve them! Then Mack and Meredith share about being foster parents, Mack's music career, and Meredith's work with Proverbs 31 ministries.  - Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices