Be a 'There You Are' Person, Not a 'Here I Am' Person | Sadie Rob Huff | Earl & Oneka McClellan
If you're needing an extra dose of encouragement, this is THE conversation you need today! Sadie is thrilled to speak with her new friends, Earl and Oneka McClellan who co-pastor Shoreline Church in Dallas, TX. Earl and Oneka share an incredible amount of wisdom on marriage, working in ministry as a family, parenting, even fashion advice, and much more. Oneka and Sadie discuss why our priorities are so important when it comes to fashion, social media, or influencer posts - what is your WHY on why you're doing what you do? Earl remembers when he first met Oneka and how he was "too saved" to begin pursuing her initially, but that changed after a missions trip! Plus, Oneka recalls Earl's incredible gift to her when their relationship was getting serious, which has Sadie remembering a particular snowy blessing shared with her and Christian. And how did a "simple" prayer request text message change the McClellan family? Finally, Earl and Oneka are passionate about being in ministry WITH their children and explain why it's so important to invite your kids into the call God has on your life!
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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 KZread, 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.
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What a joy to listen to you three, thank you Jesus for y’all!! Be blessed in ALL you do!
Love your Hair Sadie !!!! It looks so good ❤️🎉
@LennonBaksh
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Whoa! I loved this podcast! Such a great discussion you all had. Every young couple starting together should listen to this discussion; so many great life nuggets were communicated!
This was SO GOOD. Definitely humans I would appreciate mentorship from, just the way they embody Jesus is so beautiful to me.
Thank you for having them! I’m so excited to hear more from them.
AMAZING episode!!!!! Thank you for having them on Sadie! I love it. Thank you again!
Hi Travis and Katie (and sweet little Hailey)! I absolutely love watching your videos! I love how you are not fake at all. You don't try to be perfectly dressed, etc. Keep God first. Pray together about everything. When you put God first, things will seem to fall into place. ❤ God bless you all!!😊
I love this conversation they are great people God bless there hearts
YOUR HAAAAAIR 😍😍 I looove
I wanna hang with this couple!! Love ‘em. Beautiful folk right there. ❤
I love your podcast! Such quality content with amazing guests and wonderful host!
LOVE LOVE LOVE
AMAZING PODCAST
This ministered to me! Thank you
A beautifully encouraging conversation ❤️ thank you for this podcast and these guests!
i never realised how dark Sadie's hair was till now
Hi Sadie, I really loved this episode! Blessings from Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic!
This was such a good podcast! Their smiles! Both of them! Seems so sweet and genuine! Some of the best smiles I’ve ever seen a reflection of their heart! They seem so sweet!
LOVE YOU GUYS!!! Your Truth sets us freeeee
She cusses a lil but loves Jesus... 😂 That I totally relate too...
Love. Love. Love.❤❤❤❤❤
God bless you guys, this was such a great conversation, I truly needed this today, so encouraging! Also, just noticed Sadie's hair is darker, it looks beautiful 😊❤
GREAT Interview
Love the hair colour ❤
@LennonBaksh
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“Be a there you are person!” Preach!!!!
Sadie I got a friend that needs salvation she needs to give her heart to the Lord please pray that she will thank you
This is sooo good. I needed to hear this.
Such a beautiful podcast
hair is so cute!!!
😊Dear sadie Please make one podcast with indian cricketer Jemimah Rodrigues. We would love to know about her journey, her spiritual life or about her relationship with jesus and about her faith......
What a cool couple! ❤
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Do you know of pastors/church in Marietta Georgia??
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Do those raised in single parent homes have more success than... Those who have a broken home? Crazy whoa question but, I am a single mom and come from a broken home. Looking for encouragement! Please.
My reply about the title to this WHOA: Which one was Hadassah-Esther. And Mordecai / Tommy Tenney / John Rhys Davies 2004. Breakfast At Tiffany's. 🤣 (The '90's rock song.) I should do do diligence, and watch at least some of the episode now that I'm here & I've commented. But ijs the INTRO THEME TO THIS PODCAST seems very much like 'here I am', even more than the RS James 1994 debut song. Very to the point - or at least on the beat. I'm not sure if it's to the point. (If you can't tell, I'm getting at O.P.A.'s troubles: Oneness Pentecostal Apostolics - tho I disagree with much. I see the American discussions & where they are ALL going. Shout out to Elvis' troubles, Carman trying to take up the religious side of his mantle (Jackson the secularist side), WoW and Phillips, Craig & Dean breaking ground in practical church unity recognizing the symphony that was christian artistry in the 1980's and 1990's "Concert Of The Age", and Tauren Wells now with Osteen at Lakewood now that, well, the church has already travelled home and needs help 'here/there'. Brothers. And in this statist go-big-or-go-broke age, we all know SCC is the solidly christian straight-and-narrow Johnny Cash, remember your chains are gone.) I still remember dcTalk's Jesus Freaks BOOK: the contemporary stories of Voice of the Martyrs and Fox's Book of Martyrs. So WHEN, where, or how is it a Martyr's responsibility to say 'here I am' - or NOT to and be more normal, or profitably strategic? I guess I will watch this and find out what the women say.)
But if a woman have long hair, it is a glory to her: for her hair is given her for a covering.But if any man seem to be contentious, we have no such custom, neither the churches of God. 1 Corinthians 11:15,16
the beginning of this was good and like great topic but uh as it went on it kinda got wayyy off topic and was kind of annoying. this lesson was basically teaching how to be selfless but then the topic lasted like 10 minutes and the rest of the podcast was all about them and their relationship and i’m like what? what happened to the original topic? like the topic about a healthy marriage is a good thing to have a podcast about… but this is not what this podcast is about. if you wanted to talk about it then name your podcast “chats with --“ instead of having a topic you talked about for 10 minutes. i enjoyed listening to them but i did not come on this podcast to hear about that lol.. thanks for the advice for 2 minutes though :)
Nooooo man don’t wear pearls please!!!
Just based on the title, I cringed a bit to be honest. This is another way to wear a mask and not be known by others. If everyone goes by this phrase, then nobody is being known. I’ve met so many people in the body of Christ who cannot be ministered TO… they’re so concerned about being a light to others that they don’t reciprocate a humble human relationship, and that is absolutely awful.
I’m not trying to be rude or anything here. But I kind of don’t like when Sadie says “wow” or “that’s good” or “yeah” when someone is speaking..I mean.. maybe they need to lower her mic down when the other person is speaking because I’m trying so hard to pay attention and I feel like it’s unnecessary back ground noise for me. And it’s sort of distracting. Once again, I’m not being rude. I’m just hoping she could take some advice and maybe not do it so much. Like don’t stop saying it.. but just don’t say it for every sentence idk. Because I notice the speakers don’t do it as much for her when she speaks.
@lisaferrin
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Agreed. She can dominate the conversation at times. Especially when she is on with Christian. Love her heart though
@alir3160
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It's fun how different we all are haha! :) I actually love it because I sometimes say ''wow'' or ''that's so good'' at the same time when something powerful is said haha! I believe I appreciate the authenticity of the conversation.
@sarahgreen4302
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I think the opposite, I think she is really engaging. She uses those affirmations to let them know that she is actively listening. I watch podcasts where the interviewer just sits there and like zones out and then just moves onto the next question. You can actually tell she really listens to what they’re saying and cares. She is one of the best interviewers out there.
I love wearing pearls for sure :) And I definitely need to buy some because I gave my wedding pearls to my mom :)And my gramma wore them when my cousin got married:) And my gramma pointed to my pearl necklace with a big smile on her face :) I love my amazing Godly family so so much :) And I put them first :)@Sadie Robertson Huff