Sadie Robertson Huff

Sadie Robertson Huff addresses the desperate need for a generation to know the Word of God. After presenting the Scripture as one complete story, she reminds us that our hardship can be evidence of His faithfulness, and the character of who He is in the Word exhibits how real He is. When we face trials, we can be comforted in the generations before us, proclaiming His name and trusting that He is greater than any circumstance we may face.

We are constantly on the lookout for what makes us, us. But what if we’ve been looking to answer the wrong question? What if answering who God is will ultimately lead us to know who we are meant to be? Over the course of the next four days, we are asking ourselves perhaps the biggest question there is: Who is God? Sadie Robertson Huff will lead us to discover how what He says about who he is informs who we are and how that changes everything.

Sadie Robertson Huff teaches the importance of putting God’s truth ahead of our truth. When we stand firm in Jesus, who is the Way, the Truth, and the Life, rather than relying on our feelings, we find peace, joy, and fulfillment in Him.

Ben Stuart is joined by our good friends Christian and Sadie Huff to have an important conversation that explores how followers of Jesus can use social media in a healthy way, how we can best leverage our time and platform to glorify God, what it looks like to intentionally pursue a relationship, and much more!

Sadie Robertson Huff shares an impactful message on identity, reminding us that we are who God says we are, not what the world labels us. When we have a firm understanding of the truth of who God is and who we are in His eyes, we can be set free from who the world tells us we are.

Our social media-dominated world is flooded with influencers. But how can we best be influencers of the gospel? Join Shelley Giglio, Sadie Robertson Huff, Levi Lusko, Ben Stuart, and Christian Huff as they discuss our roles as ambassadors of Christ.

Jesus was famous. He has been drawing crowds since He stepped foot on this earth, and He will continue to for all of time. Fame means to be known, and it is a gift to be able to know Jesus.

What is it like to follow Jesus even when fear clouds our vision of Him? Sadie Rob Huff encourages us and shares her own story of doing just that.

“If you love people, and you point them to the love of God, you are fulfilling your purpose.” We hesitate to commit to a relationship with Jesus out of fear that He does not love us. But God already loves you beyond comparison. Once we discover that we are searching for his love, we won’t have to seek anywhere else to find our fulfillment.