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Sadie Robertson Huff and mom Korie Robertson encourage us to focus on eternity, rather than the temporary effects of cosmetic procedures.
“This morning, I felt like the Lord dropped this word in my spirit: that He did not create us to be trendy, but He created us to live for eternity,” Huff said in a recent episode of her “WHOA That’s Good” podcast. “In the sense of, like, we’re going somewhere. We’re not meant to stay on one trend, we’re not meant to keep going back to this one look, this one time of our life, this one image. We’re meant to keep going. We’re eternal beings. We’re going from glory to glory to glory. We’re going somewhere.”
Robertson agreed, citing 2 Corinthians 4:18 — “So we fix our eyes not on what is seen, but on what is unseen, since what is seen is temporary, but what is unseen is eternal.”
“Who gets to their old age and thinks, ‘I looked great?’ Nobody cares about that,” she added. “Everyone cares about the relationships, the love, the people that they had in their life. That’s what becomes really important.”
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Elsewhere in the episode, Huff told listeners, “You are a masterpiece, not meant to just display the glory of God and your beauty, but to actually do the work of Christ. And what’s the work of Christ? To love God and to love people.”
Huff often uses her platform to share inspiring and encouraging messages with her followers. In one recent Instagram post, she reminded moms who might be struggling, “You are doing better than you think. You are doing an amazing job, and YOU are the person for the job.”
“Drop the guilt, drop the comparison, drop the questions, and rest in the truth that God made you for the job,” she continued. “Trust the Holy Spirit, and your natural God given instincts as a mother. Don’t overthink it or overcomplicate it with 1 million opinions online or 1 million other ways everyone else is doing it. Be led by peace, be led by love, be led by God.”
In a 2025 interview with Fox News, Robertson praised her daughter for her ability to connect with so many across the world.
“She’s always been open about her life, her struggles, the good, the bad,” she explained. “That’s what people connected to…I’m proud of her — and all of our kids — for being lights in the world and saying, ‘We’re not perfect … but here’s what God’s teaching us in it.’ And hopefully we’re doing that through the show [DUCK DYNASTY: THE REVIVAL], too.”
Huff and Robertson’s words are a reminder to focus on what’s inside, rather than what’s on the outside.
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