My Trial Sentence Changed My Life | Sadie Robertson Huff | Megan Fate Marshman

2026-02-16 · 62 min · episode 11 · 8 entities

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Y’all are not ready for today’s conversation with Megan Fate Marshman—in the best way. Megan is a speaker, author, boy mom of two, and recently widowed—and her joy is the kind that stops you in your tracks. She’s in awe of God—what He’s done, what He’s doing, and how He’s moving in her life, in Sadie’s life, and all around her. Her journey to becoming a speaker? You won’t see it coming. It’s powerful, unexpected, and the kind of story that leaves you in tears, whispering, “Only God.” Sadie also opens up about a recent insecurity she felt after walking off the stage at Passion 2026 — because even after the big, mountaintop moments, doubt can creep in. She shares how she worked through it within herself and with the Lord. Megan challenges us to rethink anxiety and insecurity in a way that’s both freeing and deeply convicting — and we’re still thinking about it. And wait ... what does Megan think heaven will actually be like? Also, why is truly listening to someone so rare and so hard in a world that’s constantly talking? This conversation is raw, deep, unexpectedly funny, and full of truth that will sit with you long after it ends. You’re not ready—but in the best way. - Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices