Why Dads Saying 'I'm Sorry' Is SO Powerful | Sadie Rob Huff | for KING & COUNTRY | Rebecca St. James

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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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[carolinarodriguez]

I LOVE watching podcasts with my favorite band and their sister. God bless you Joel, Luke, Rebecca, and Sadie Rob Huff!!!❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉😊😊😊

[katiebwheeler]

Without even watching the episode yet, as a 36 year old that recently had my dad say he was sorry for some things that happen when I was a child, to yesterday watching my husband call our 13 and 12 year old daughters back out from getting ready for bed to say he was sorry for something and then play a card game with them to continue conversation and restoring relationship. It is incredibly powerful.

[aaronandkearawebb]

I remember being in junior high/ high school when I went to a mother daughter conference and for King and Country was there. That conference was a huge turning point in my confidence and even just my faith journey in general. I will always be thankful for my mom being intentional with our time together and consistently trying to help me grow in love for the Lord. Now I am a mom and I have the opportunity to take the things my mom taught me and showed me and i am able to do the same for my daughter. Our family is and always will be our first ministry. I absolutely loved the idea of a life journal for my daughter and will be going after work today to pick one up and start that, I loved how sentimental that is.

[Smilealot]

Luke is such an inspiration! Absolutely love the wisdom he gave regarding his kids ! 😭😭💛💛

[oilinmylamp]

My son and I went to the theater to see this and loved it! It was so inspiring and it showed the goodness of God! He is so faithful and so good! 🙌🏻💞🙌🏻

[KTbug]

My husband and I are having a date night, with a sitter for our 4 children, and going to see For King & Country tonight!! I’m SO excited! Just thought I’d share. Hehe God Bless ❤🎉

[anget.]

I saw the movie and the mom in the movie was the glue that saved this family and hope from never being squashed.

[timinri]

What Are We Waiting For? Its finally here, 4 King & Country!

[Smilealot]

In New Zealand 🇳🇿 we watched it approx 2 weeks ago. Absolutely enjoyed the Unsung Hero 😭💛

[Lindas]

Our family were brought up poor. Our father was the only 1 that was working he went to the 4th grade and build our 1st house and mom feeded the family of 7. Thank God for our heros Mom. I miss all of them.❤❤❤

[debbieb]

It's a great movie! Go see it - take tissues... Thank you Smallbone family, for your faith, your lives and for sharing it all with the public! Also, thank you for your music! Joel did an amazing job being your dad.

[nomes]

I waited to watch the movie in cinemas here in Australia before watching this episode. I LOVE for King and Country and Rebecca St James, and to think they come from South East Queensland like me is crazy. Love your work, keep it up.

[sophiaproctor]

I’ve heard their music everyday and I went to the concert. And I also saw the preview of Unsung Hero and it was emotional but amazing. Can’t wait to see it again!

[SeilahFeliciano]

48:23 Watching this part of the conversation about overcoming disappointment really reminded me of my sophomore year of high school. I loved swimming but hated Water polo I ended up finishing the sport season strong but i hated going every day after school. But it taught me preserve in the midst of challenges and disappointment.

[anal.mendoza]

Hi Sadie, may the Lord bless you from Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic! I really loved this conversation with these amazing people!

[julielevine]

I was raised by Jewish parents who might have accepted Jesus just before they passed away. My parents were protective of me because of my limitations/ challenges. I could talk to my mom about most anything, accept Jesus. If I said anything about church her response was, “That’s your thing.” She was afraid of me joining a cult, maybe because of the Jim Jones incident in the 1978.

[CandaceJipson]

The movie is so good. Don't miss it, you will leave encouraged

[AbigailJB]

Such a good interview! Loved the chemistry between everything and the humor ☺️

[emerald]

Excellent interview! Thank you so much for arranging this. May God bless and use this film to reach TENS of THOUSANDS of souls for Yeshua HaMassiach, who see it in the cinemas and beyond.