WHOA That's Good Podcast

In this engaging conversation, comedian Lacy Abercrombie shares her journey from pretending to be a Christian to finding genuine faith after a life-changing snowstorm. Known for her TikTok character 'Jezziebeth,' Lacy discusses the struggles of feeling like she didn't belong and the power of authenticity in faith. She humorously reflects on the tensions of social media and self-reflection, all while encouraging singles to embrace their journey. With warmth and laughter, Lacy inspires listeners to seek true connection and joy in their faith.

Lindsey Gurk, an entrepreneur and social media influencer, dives into a heartfelt chat with Sadie Robertson Huff. They discuss the decision to keep their kids off social media and the intentionality behind sharing faith online. Lindsey reveals how her organization, Get Your Pink Back, was inspired by a moment of frustration. Flamingos symbolize her journey of rediscovering joy amidst challenges. They also touch on balancing family life with online commitments, emphasizing authenticity and teamwork in a social media-driven world.

David Platt, a pastor and author known for his insightful guidance on scripture, joins Sadie and Christian for a thought-provoking discussion. They delve into the challenges of engaging deeply with the Bible, emphasizing the need for memorization and meditation to foster a personal connection with God. Sadie candidly shares her struggles with re-reading, while David explores the impact of AI tools on biblical study, advocating for a balance between modern technology and traditional methods. Their conversation is rich with personal stories and insights, encouraging a transformative relationship with Scripture.

Levi Lusko is a pastor, author, and good friend of Sadie and Christian's. Today, he's talking about his brand-new book, Blessed Are the Spiraling. Levi shares about a panic attack—or, as he called it, his "mid-life crisis"—that he experienced several years ago, which started him on a trajectory of seeking truth, God's leading, and inner healing in the years since. He offers tools for stopping the spiral when it's happening and cautions against making big decisions when emotions are high. For anyone who has found themselves in a spiral, you won't want to miss a second of this conversation! This Episode of WHOA! That's Good is Sponsored By: Exclusive $35-off Carver Mat at https://AuraFrames.com. Promo Code WHOA https://www.functionhealth.com/WHOA — Try Function and skip the waitlist using my link! https://drinklmnt.com/whoa — Get a free LMNT Sample Pack with any purchase! - Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Breaking up is hard for everyone — and yeah, it's just the worst. It really is. Today, Sadie’s invited  her friends Liv Keinath and Lydia Walker to chat about how they knew it was time to end things with their exes (including a fiancé), the fear of letting go of “what could’ve been,” grieving the future they thought they’d have, and how they eventually found a way to move forward. And if you're feeling stuck in something that doesn’t feel right, they’ve got some seriously good advice and encouragement — and just know, you are so not alone in this. - Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Korie Robertson, a prominent figure from Duck Dynasty and adoption advocate, joins her daughter Sadie and great-grandmother Mamaw Jo to discuss the evolving concept of a 'good' wife across generations. Mamaw Jo shares her love story, while Korie and Sadie delve into the dynamics of marriage, respect, and the challenges of motherhood. They tackle tough audience questions about personal growth, the comparison trap in parenting, and how to effectively navigate relationships in a digital age, all while celebrating the joys and trials of family life.

Sadie and Christian are diving into the DMs to answer your questions! Are they nervous about adding baby #3? What are the baby names they will not be using? What are their best Uncle Si stories? They'll also address all the comments about their relationship — and Christian's sense of humor. You'll love this fun update from the Huffs! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sadie's three good friends and former housemates — Laney (Rene) Pickens, Gracie Tucker, and Sarah Cash — are joining her to talk about dealbreakers for a potential spouse. Is age a dealbreaker? What about a difference in religion? Or having a past? And does the relationship you're in bring you peace? Laney and Sarah both share how they met their (now) husbands, and Gracie catches them all up on dating apps, casual dating, and why she's okay with waiting as long as it takes for God to bring her the right man to be her husband. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sadie, her mom Korie, and her husband Christian all tackle a messy conversation about cussing. Is it okay for Christians to ever cuss? What about replacement cuss words—is that okay? And ultimately, is any cussing a sin? What about cussing in movies or music? And swearing an oath? Sadie, Korie, and Christian dive into the Scriptures to read what God has provided to us as a guide. Topics like this are brimming with nuance and even cultural differences, depending on where you are in the world. So wherever you land in this conversation, remember that extending grace and reserving judgment is a great way to start! And never forget the power of the tongue—it can be a weapon or used for good! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bethany (Hamilton) Dirks and her husband, Adam, join Sadie for an uplifting and hopeful conversation about facing fears, dealing with trauma, and understanding how every trial and hardship has a purpose. Adam and Bethany share how they met—and how Bethany sometimes preferred surfing big waves to spending time with her then-boyfriend. Bethany admits she hated being famous, and she and Sadie discover that they both wrote books hoping they would never have to talk about their stories again—only to find that the exact opposite happened. Bethany explains that talking about the worst day of her life—when a shark attacked her, and she lost her arm—was perhaps the best thing for her in processing the horrific trauma. Sadie asks Bethany how she was able to face her fear of sharks and return to the water. Bethany encourages everyone to face their fears—just do it! Then, Adam and Bethany share some behind-the-scenes details about their season on The Amazing Race (Season 25) and how they almost didn't make the initial cut! - Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices