The Relationship Advice We Keep Coming Back To | Sadie Robertson Huff
5/25/20261 hr 17 min
Sadie brings together some of the best dating and relationship advice from past “Whoa That’s Good” conversations, from red flags and boundaries to anxiety and knowing if someone is really The One. These guests offer a helpful reminder that the best relationships are built with God at the center, and Sadie and Christian share honest encouragement for anyone who wants to date with wisdom, wait with hope, and love without settling. Single, dating, engaged, or married, this conversation will help you focus on what matters in love. http://primallypure.com — Get 15% off your order when you use code WHOA at checkout! https://drinklmnt.com/whoa — Get a free 8-count Sample Pack of LMNT’s most popular drink mix flavors with any purchase https://go.goodranchers.com/WHOA — Start your plan today and get FREE meat included with every order PLUS $100 off your first three orders OR get $40 off your first order with my code WHOA at checkout!
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First 90 secondsSadie Robertson Huff· Host0:00
[upbeat music] What's up everybody? Happy Monday. I hope you're having a great start to your week. It's about to get a lot better. We actually have a fun episode for y'all today, and it's the best of relationship advice from, you know, the past year or so. And let me tell you, there is so much gold in here. If you are someone who's-- Really, I think we all need this because whether you're dating, if you're single, if you're married, wherever you are in life, we're all in relationships, and I think you're gonna get some advice today that's really gonna help you. So I pray you're blessed by this and encouraged by today's episode, and send it to a friend who you think needs to hear it too.
Jonathan Pokluda· Soundbite0:40
Jesus is like a tree firmly planted by streams of water, Psalm 1.
Sadie Robertson Huff· Host0:43
Yeah.
Jonathan Pokluda· Soundbite0:43
And so if you take a picture of a tree, and then you come back a week later, and you take a picture of the tree, those two pictures are gonna look almost identical. But if you take a picture of a tree, and then you come back five years later or 10 years later, and you take a picture of the same tree, you're gonna see like, whoa, massive change. And so there, there's big change happening slowly.
Sadie Robertson Huff· Host1:03
Yeah.
Jonathan Pokluda· Soundbite1:04
And, you know, this, our relationship with the Lord is like this too.
Sadie Robertson Huff· Host1:07
Mm-hmm.
Jonathan Pokluda· Soundbite1:07
It's like we just have to make sure we're faced the right direction, and you're making these, these small deposits that, that ebb and flow in seasons. It's like I can show you somebody who's, uh, newly engaged or maybe even newly married, and they're, they're leaning over the, the, the table for two at the restaurant, you know, gazing in each other's eyes and just laughing, and you're like, okay,