Your Mind Is a Battlefield — It's Where Satan Fights You Most! | Sadie Robertson Huff & Joyce Meyer

Joyce Meyer joins the podcast today and Sadie couldn't be more excited to welcome the bestselling author and speaker to the show! Sadie recently read one of Joyce's bestselling books, "Battlefield of the Mind," and Joyce reiterates for us all that our minds ARE a battlefield, the place where the Enemy will fight us most! She calls us to renew our minds as we meditate on God's Word and what is true. Plus, Joyce and Sadie have great advice for anyone struggling to determine God's will for their life. And after 56 years of marriage, Joyce has a fundamental truth to share about having a spouse and loving them well.

ABOUT SADIE ROBERTSON:
Sadie Robertson, first introduced to the world as a star of A&E’s Duck Dynasty and ABC’s Dancing with the Stars, recognized she could be a positive voice to those in need of an inspiring presence in their lives. At the age of 24, she’s become one of the most prominent voices of her generation. Sadie’s passion is to speak, to write, and to encourage. She is a sister and friend to more than five million followers on her various social platforms, which she sees as a direct line of communication to her peers.

Sadie’s creative and entrepreneurial spirit has helped her become a 'New York Times Best Selling Author', and launch her Live Original brand, which speaks to millions across her various platforms, including YouTube, social media, the Live Original blog, LO Fam Community, the Live Original tour, and her Whoa That’s Good podcast.

Additionally, Robertson has long poured her heart into philanthropic efforts. She has loved partnering with Roma Boots, Help One Now, World Vision, and the World Food Program over the last few years. To date, Robertson has been able to be a voice and agent of change in many countries, including Peru, Somalia, Moldova, and the Dominican Republic.

Sadie is married to the man of her dreams, Christian Huff, and they have a daughter named Honey James. They look forward to continuing to learn what it means to truly live and celebrate in every moment of life.

[SadieRobertson]

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[Kiayamarieee]

Wow. Her devotional on the Bible app “know your enemy” changed my walk with God and I drew near to Him like never before. I’m thankful for your time Joyce and Sadie!

[kelseyschwertner]

Joyce Meyer was the flame that started my faith journey back in 2012! I will always love and cherish her regardless of any negative things other people say. I let her spoonfeed me the word for quite a while before I dug into the Word myself! I love Joyce!

[jenniferwhitaker]

YEARS AGO I WAS GOING THRU ALOT AND I FELT LIKE I WAS BEING ATTACKED IN A SPIRITUAL WAY NO JOKE THE LORD TOLD ME TO PULL OVER AT THIS BOOKSTORE AND GET A BOOK I WENT IN AND IT WAS BATTLE FIELD OF THE MIND AND NO JOKE IT SAVED ME GOD USED THAT BOOK TO SAVE ME AND ITS BEEN OVER 20 YEARS AND ITS STILL A GO TOO AND MY HUSBAND HAS THE DEVTIONAL THAT I READ TOO STILL SOTHANKS JOYCE BLESS YOU...BLESSINGS TO YOU SADIE

[citrusfirefly]

This podcast episode came out just at the right time... Dang. Jesus is so good. God Bless you and Joyce, Sadie!

[ontherightpath]

I am 72 and learning a lot from Sadie! What a beautiful daughter of the Lord ❤ blessings to her and her show.

[ginakkarow]

I grew up around Joyce Meyer through my mom. She listened, watched, and read so much of her stuff in the 90s. She even saw her speak once. Haven't seen her in ages.

[jpsimmons]

I love your heart for God, Sadie, I am SO grateful for you. You are such a bright light and God is going to continue using you. Joyce has also been a mentor from a far. Her book Battlefield of the Mind is one I go back to ALL THE TIME as a reminder. I seriously am in love with your love for God and your heart for this generation, bringing forth the goodness of previous generations into yours. THANK YOU!!!

[JulieCastillo-qs]

I grew up listening to Joyce Meyer because of my mom. My mom and I attended her conference back in 2015 in Tacoma, WA. This podcast episode made me shed some tears in the beginning because seeing her reminded me of my childhood memories with my mom. Thank you Sadie!

[jnnahrs]

She's so flippin cute 🥰🥹 watching her reactions to Joyce's advice and words of wisdom is truly heartwarming to see❤
We are all on a healing journey of some kind and videos like this one are such blessings for the peaks and valleys along the way!🙏🏼🥰
God bless you ladies 💗 and Sadie, thanks for being SO brave, courageous and bold to stand up for Jesus!🥹 Through that alone you're creating a beautiful, REAL example for the rest of us!🥰🙏🏼🤗🫂🙌🏼
Soooo much love and blessings to you both!!🤗🥰

[JessMc-]

Two of my favorite ladies! I love the conversation and smiles! Joyce has been helping me since I was 17 years old. I have almost all of her books. Sadie I have almost all your books too! I wish I could be in the room with y’all! Thank You, God for these two wonderful souls who have given me so much comfort and reminders of God’s grace and love!! ❤️

[blakehahn-atlantaga]

Boy did I need Mrs Joyce today! God is good and she is the Godly medicine I needed today! Thank you!

[Midwesthiker]

What a sweet and kind interview. Ive hear people say they don't trust Joice, but I think it's so sweet to see Sadie show her deep respect for teaching the Bible for so long and asking great questions.

[thethriftycab]

Wow what an amazing blessing Joyce spoke over you Sadie and I totally believe God is going to continue to use you until you’re 80 and beyond. Thank you this was a wonderful podcast.

[heididay]

Hello, my name is Heidi Day and I would like to comment on how I relate so much to what Joyce Meyers is talking about with God, telling me that I need to put all my trust to him he will provide for me. He will take care of me and so here I am got my own apartment couple weeks ago and part-time job, so Joyce Myers I’m relating to everything that you’re talking about, almost everything. God is great he is my champion. Amen.

[MissKaylee]

Thanks for this interview, Sadie! Joyce Meyer is an OG in women's ministry. I learned so much from her when I was younger. I worked a part time job and used to watch her every morning before work. I bought her book Battlefield of the Mind and gave it to a friend who I thought needed it more than I did at the time so I never actually read it myself. I'm fixing to go buy it right now! Very timely word.

[stephanieantonetty]

Two generations of great Christian women!

[olumuyiwalafe]

Wow... what a conversation!!! Every generation ought to learn from each other which reminds Naomi and Ruth, David and Solomon, Moses and Joshua... God Bless mama Joyce! And I for one, have learnt a lot from her for nearly 2 decades. Wow, time flies. The Holy Bible is the most overlooked set of books ever, if only more and more people know the truth it contains.... Thank you so much for your platform, Sadie!

[stevenmcbride]

I want to say that I am a man and I don’t say that because I’m sexist or anything but I just want to let people know the fact that Joyce has a calling on her and that it reaches past all the drama and negativity that people put out there and surpasses gender, age, social status or anything. Her sermons have been a huge influence on my walk with God. I don’t care what anyone says about her being a prosperity preacher or anything. It just amazes me that we live in a world where people will spend tons of money on things like their favorite artist, concerts, music streams, idolizing sports teams and players and dumping so much money on these worldly things and people, actors, favorite content creators or celebrities. If you tell someone you tith, or donate money to charity or your church or favorite preacher or whoever you get the word from or whatever the spirit leads you to help financially, then people will say that you’re crazy for doing something good, why you helping these prosperity preachers and giving money to make these preachers rich. I don’t understand why people think being in ministry or a preacher means that you should be broke or live life like a broke person. What??? Not me, I don’t understand also how these people think that you are supposed to help people or do certain things in ministry without needing money to help them do it? I don’t understand why people hate on the ones who are actually helping people

[MonicaLopez-cfoq]

Love Joyce Meyer! Her ministry changed my life and struggles with Past abuses.