How to Not Tap Out When Things Get Hard | Sadie Robertson Huff & Nick Vujicic

WHOA That's Good Podcast

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Christianity, Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture, Business

4.9 • 12.3K Ratings

🗓️ 11 January 2023

⏱️ 56 minutes

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Nick Vujicic, known as the man without limbs, is living proof that God can use a man born without arms and legs to be His hands & feet in the world. Sadie and Nick talk about staying humble and how an attitude of gratitude is one of the best ways to pull yourself out of a dark, even depressed season. Nick shares his struggles with depression and loneliness and how being bullied when he was a kid led to believing the lie that he should take his own life. Thankfully, he wasn't successful and his mission now through his organization, Life Without Limbs, is to share the Gospel with as many people as possible. The next time you want to tap out because it's too hard, start counting your blessings, naming them one by one, and remember that Christ didn't call us to an easy life, but to love God, love others, and share the good news to everyone! https://ouraring.com/WHOA – Get $15 off your purchase right now! https://www.athleticgreens.com/whoa — Get a FREE 1-year supply of Vitamin D & 5 FREE travel packs with your first purchase! https://give.cru.org/purpose or text PURPOSE to 71326 — Get a free copy of Sadie's book "Live on Purpose" with your gift! - Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	What's up, Phil? Welcome back to the Well That's Good podcast. Happy New Year, everybody.
0:12.3	And welcome to the first episode of season eight of The Well That's Good podcast.
0:17.2	You guys are so amazing. I hope your year has started off so strong. Let me just tell you,
0:22.0	it's about to get stronger. It's about to get better because we are kicking off this season eight
0:27.2	with an incredible person, Nick Boyachich. And I'm so excited to get to interview him.
0:33.5	I've learned a lot from his life from afar. If you don't know about him, get ready. You're going
0:38.0	to be totally inspired by the end of this podcast. And you have so many more resources after this.
0:43.3	He's written books. He runs a nonprofit. He speaks all over the world. But I'm excited to have him
0:48.5	on this podcast. So welcome. Welcome to the show. Say, thank you so much for having me and
0:53.2	hello to everyone and happy new year 2023. Here we come. Let's go. This is a great way to start
1:00.0	the new year. We were trying to figure out from our team just who are we going to get to kick start
1:05.6	the new year, the new season. And we thought of you and we're like, wow, this is the best. This is
1:11.5	the best it gets. So we're so excited. It's my honor. All right. So, you know, I have so many things
1:17.0	to ask you, but I'll ask you the question. I ask everyone who comes on the Well That's Good
1:21.1	Podcast first. And that is what is the best piece of advice that you've ever been given,
1:26.4	which I know big question to just drop on you. Yeah. No, look, remain humble.
1:32.0	That if you if you step out of the umbrella of the covering of God's grace and mercy,
1:40.4	because of a lack of obedience or any source of entitlement, deep down we know will never be
1:47.0	perfect. But man, as soon as you feel that you've stepped out of the covering of the umbrella,
1:54.5	that's you got to just keep close to God, never add or subtract to the gospel and be humble.
2:00.7	Wow. That is so good. We were just talking about that last night. We had a little house church.
2:06.0	My grandma started a old school house church with a neighbor. It was so sweet and so good.
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