Can What You Worship Change Your Life? Sadie Robertson Huff Explains
By Movieguide® Contributor
Sadie Robertson Huff is reminding us how what we worship changes our lives.
“Who we worship determines how we live. The focus of our worship directs the path of our life. It shifts our focus, changes our objectives and it renews our thinking,” Huff said in a video for Creatr’s Worship in the Word series. “Saul’s entire life was turned upside down by this one encounter with Christ. And thank God it was, but many of us have a similar testimony. Yeah, we may not have been interrupted in an extravagant way, but as followers and believers today, the Lord has brought the same light and life into our lives.”
“As the book of Hebrews says, ‘Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever.’ Hebrews 13:8. Jesus didn’t do a full work in Saul, and a half work in me and you,” she continued. “He is the same unchanging, all powerful, all loving, always good Son of God.”
In a separate Instagram video, Huff shared how honored she was to teach an episode of Worship in the Word.
“The glory of God is at once a magnificent beauty, a brilliant light, and a power everlasting and imminent,” she added. “Our worship of God neither adds to nor subtracts from His glory. We cannot hinder it, nor improve upon the glory of God. But we can worship in light of it.”
“Worship in the Word, a 14-part video series from CREATR and Museum of the Bible, seeks to illuminate what constitutes true, biblical worship according to the Word of God from Genesis to Revelation,” Creatr wrote on their website.
Movieguide® previously reported on Huff’s dive back into worship music:
Sadie Robertson Huff revealed the heart behind her new song “Mirror” which helps listeners combat the lie that their body is unwanted.
“When we sat down to write that day, I said, ‘Let’s try to write out testimony, but in a way that leads other people to their testimony!’ I was not planning on writing based on my own experience that day. I thought I would help tell everyone else’s story — until someone mentioned writing on body image,” Huff said.
“As we started talking about what girls need to hear, I sat there quietly, thinking, ‘That’s actually what I needed to hear,’” she continued. “I opened up to my friends that day about how hard my teenage years were regarding body image and how much that held me back. I remember that, as I was being seen by many, all I wanted to do was hide. I was telling everyone to live original but struggling to do so myself.”
“I’m grateful now to say I don’t feel the need or desire to hide!” Huff proclaimed. “I know our lives are SO much more significant than we look like…our physical beauty is fleeting, but if we are so insecure that all we want to do is hide, how can we fully live what God has for us?”
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