Why Jealousy Doesn't Just Go Away (And What To Do About It) | Sadie Robertson Huff | THERE{4} 2026

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Real talk — how do people know you follow Jesus? Not by what you post. By how you love people. Jesus was clear about it in John 13, and it hits different every time. In this compelling message at THERE{4} Conference 2026, Sadie challenges us to stop excusing jealousy, watch our words, and love people the way Jesus actually called us to. Jealousy feels easy to brush off — but Joseph's brothers sold him into slavery over it. That's how serious it gets. If you've been hurt by jealousy, your feelings are valid. God sees you. And the move? Love people anyway. That's the mark of a disciple. Get More Encouraging Videos Each Week by Subscribing: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCl2vodgsQPqVhbZNGNyjUiQ?sub_confirmation=1 Visit: https://liveoriginal.com Follow: https://www.instagram.com/legitsadierob Like: https://www.facebook.com/sadiecrobertson/ Tweet: https://twitter.com/sadierob Join: http://eepurl.com/cYQOvf ABOUT SADIE ROBERTSON: Sadie Robertson, first introduced to the world as a star of A&E’s Duck Dynasty and ABC’s Dancing with the Stars, recognized she could be a positive voice to those in need of an inspiring presence in their lives. Since her early 20s, she's been one of the most prominent voices of her generation. Sadie’s passion is to speak, to write, and to encourage. She is a sister and friend to more than five million followers on her various social platforms, which she sees as a direct line of communication to her peers. Sadie’s creative and entrepreneurial spirit has helped her become a 'New York Times Best Selling Author' and launch her Live Original brand, which speaks to millions across her various platforms, including YouTube, social media, the Live Original blog, LO Sister Community, the Live Original tour, and her WHOA That’s Good Podcast. Additionally, Robertson has long poured her heart into philanthropic efforts. She has loved partnering with Roma Boots, Help One Now, World Vision, and the World Food Program over the last few years. To date, Robertson has been able to be a voice and agent o