Sadie Robertson produces I Am Different weekly video devotionals

Duck Dynasty’s Sadie Robertson is producing weekly video devotionals on Monday nights called I Am Different.

Sadie Robertson, 16, is also designing a clothing line in an effort to encourage modesty in a culture where fashion trends are often contrary to the ways of the Lord.

Willie Robertson’s daughter does not have a typical teenage lifestyle. The high school student from Monroe, Louisiana loves the Lord, is close with her family, and excels in sports – and she also happens to be a reality television star.

Sadie Robertson told TC Magazine that she realizes that God has given her fame in order for her to make a difference for Christ.

“When we were little and said our prayers at night, I would always say, <<God, please give me an opportunity to make a difference in this world>>. I mean, you always want to, but you never know how to do it. Now that God’s blessed us with this TV show, here’s that opportunity,” she said.

Even though the producers of A & E’s hit show Duck Dynasty edit out much of the Robertson’s faith-based lives, Sadie says that people have been positively impacted by even so much as the short prayer that patriarch Phil Robertson prays over the family meal at the end of each episode.

Sadie Robertson knows that her status as a television star will give her an opportunity to be a good example for other young women.

Sadie Robertson and her best friend, Kolby Koloff, have created I Am Different, a weekly devotional video series on YouTube

“I think it’s awesome that people see something in me that’s different, but it’s really a challenge to me and my spiritual way and everything. If little girls are looking up to me, I’ve got to be the example they need. If I’m going to claim that I’m different from everybody else on TV, I’ve got to be different than everybody else. It’s encouraging to me and really helping me to be a better person,” she said.

Sadie Robertson and her best friend, Kolby Koloff,  have created I Am Different, a weekly devotional video series on YouTube.

“People think they need to be a part of the world to have fun. To see that we can have fun and still be Christian-based, that’s cool, that’s different,” she said.

Kolby Koloff and Sadie Robertson are hoping and praying that the devotions will expand peoples’ way of thinking.

“The world’s view is completely opposite from God’s view,” said Sadie Robertson in the introduction video.

The girls plan to release a YouTube video via their Twitter account, @_i_am_different, each Monday.

Sadie Robertson is also creating her own line of conservative prom dresses. The collection will be available in the spring of 2014.

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