WHOA That's Good Podcast

Willie Robertson joins Sadie to talk about the upcoming movie, "The Blind," which follows the story of Sadie's grandparents — Phil & Kay Robertson — in the early years of their marriage and when their lives were transformed by the Gospel. Sadie asks Willie about that early part of his childhood, when his dad wasn't a believer yet, and how Phil and Miss Kay's decision to follow the Lord quite literally changed their family's trajectory. Willie and Sadie challenge us to find ourselves in the film's story: Are you the person praying for someone in your life who's not in a good place? Is your marriage in trouble? Are you sharing the Gospel with someone in your life again and again but not seeing them change their mind? Ministry is everywhere and can be anything, big or small! For some it means writing books, speaking all over the world to large audiences, but for others, it can be simple acts of kindness and grace for anyone we encounter throughout the day. And remember NO ONE is outside of God's love — never give up on anyone and let the Holy Spirit work on their hearts! Watch "The Blind" in theaters starting September 28. Get your tickets early at TheBlindMovie.com. - Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Skunks, boogers, a midnight dash to her parents' house and lots of laughter — Sadie and Christian are recounting the hours leading up to their second daughter Haven's birth — and what happened in the days and weeks after. Sadie gets honest about the differences in recovery from her C-section this time around, her postpartum lows, and the unexpected — and hilarious — surprise that really helped alleviate her stress and anxiety just before meeting Haven. Christian and Sadie are SO grateful for the outpouring of love and support they've received for their growing family and share some encouragement for any new or about-to-be parents out there too! - Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Korie Robertson and her son Will’s birth mom, Emily Kemp, reveal the full scope of God’s grace in the story of his birth, adoption, and life. Emily acknowledges the difficult circumstances that led to choosing adoption for Will and the impact her choices have had on her life’s path. Korie and Emily talk about the incredible and divine ways God brought their families together to form a foundation of hope for Will throughout his life. Emily encourages girls and women who may be in a difficult situation to find hope all around them and to trust that they are never alone in their journeys. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Everyone has seen "Auntie Anne's" — and probably even tried one or two pretzels at some point — but today Korie is pleased to introduce you to the woman who created it all, Anne Beiler! Anne recalls her beginnings in the business world in the Amish community where she grew up and why she eventually started the first "Auntie Anne's" pretzel shop. Anne shares about her many years of darkness after she lost her daughter in a horrific accident, then suffered abuse at the hands of a trusted pastor. Anne encourages anyone going through a dark time that telling someone who is trustworthy about it is the first step to freedom and releasing the tight grip of shame and despair. Don't stay too long in the world of secrets! Anne asks us all to consider what it is that keeps us where we are, stuck in darkness and shame and once we've identified it, change it! God sees us in our struggle, He has a purpose and a plan for us, and He wants us to live in the light! A phrase she repeats to herself — and repeats for us is: Life is hard. God is good. Don't confuse the two! Anne's cookbook, "Come to the Table," is available now! - Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The podcast covers a wide range of topics including restoring trust in a relationship, resolving conflict, making friends as a couple, living on a budget, and having fun in a relationship. The hosts also discuss healthy communication in marriage, finding contentment and overcoming comparison, building a supportive community, and creating a comfortable environment for hosting gatherings. They also touch on rebuilding trust, navigating Bible study, and building community through fellowship and fun memories.

It's not wrong to have fears — that's normal! But you don't have to bow to it and let it control your life! Sadie and Korie are sharing stories of when they were the most fearful, anxious and worried and how they've learned to stop those dangerous loops and how to keep moving forward, doing it afraid! Korie remembers a time when little Sadie was overcome with anxiety at camp, but how that one moment was a pivot for how Sadie confronted anxiety later in her life ... and why you sometimes need to feel the fear to push you! Plus what are some practical ways we can stop anxiety and worry in its tracks? Sadie and Korie share their strategies that include everything from washing your hands in warm water to making a gratitude list. But ultimately, knowing and trusting God and relying on His promises is the best way to prepare for trials and getting through difficult moments that can come seemingly out of nowhere. The storm can seem much scarier when we know more about IT than we do about the Lord and His power! - Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Beth Redman has a gentle, godly and wise spirit and is here to share some incredible truths with Korie and the rest of us! Right away, her "best piece of advice" will have you thinking about who's on your enemy prayer list! Korie remembers a time when she and Willie stopped by the Redman house and witnessed one of their family traditions — and it might be one you want to incorporate for your family and friends! Iron sharpens iron, as Beth says, and this is why we ALL need friends who aren't afraid to tell us the tough things. Beth explains why she chooses to live without a smartphone and off social media, plus she shares how she and her (eventual) husband, Matt, started dating when he was a worship leader in their youth group. She also takes us through an immense season of loss that she and Matt experienced, which was followed by an immense season of abundance — and she's encouraging anyone going through a tough time that there is a beginning, middle and end! Korie challenges us to resist the desire to want to know everything now since we really should be trusting God and His plan for us.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Korie is delighted to speak to mom, wife, artist and star of HGTV's "Home Town," Erin Napier in this episode. Erin and her husband, Ben, never set out to have a TV show, but Erin recalls how her blog that she started where she ONLY documented the best things that happened to her each day set the whole thing in motion. Korie and Erin both share why they love living in their hometowns and Erin talks about her latest passion project which is uniting parents who all agree their young kids shouldn't be on social media until they're grown.- Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sadie's big sister, Rebecca, is on the podcast for the first time, y'all! Korie and Rebecca are talking all about how Rebecca joined the Robertson family when she was 16 years old as an exchange student from Taiwan. Rebecca says she felt very welcome in her new family, but very out of her comfort zone and shares how she adjusted to the big changes in the USA: from language to school and church and being at LSU when "Duck Dynasty" first began. Rebecca reveals how difficult it was to lose her dad at a young age, but why she now chooses to be positive with whatever she encounters in her life. And how did 2Mama play a role in Rebecca meeting her husband, John Reed? As a wife and mother of two, Rebecca admits some days are easier than others and the thoughts of, "Is this my life now?" can be overwhelming, but Korie's encouragement for anyone feeling like they're barely making it is to remember that you CAN do it all — everything God has placed on your heart — just not all at once! - Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sadie and Christian both just celebrated their birthdays and they're taking a minute to look back at the year that was. Sadie and Christian are getting vulnerable and sharing each other's peaks and pits from the past year, plus what they want to take with them moving forward, and what they're choosing to leave behind. And for the first time, Sadie and Christian share publicly their big pit that had them each questioning their core beliefs, how they worked through it, and what they learned in the process. And look, we know birthdays aren't always fun and quite often we may NOT feel like celebrating, but Sadie has some great advice for anyone who chooses to avoid marking their next year and how you, as a friend, can still celebrate them in a way that's honoring their wishes. You never know how life-changing it could be! - Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices