Sadie Robertson shares inspiring message for people on the receiving end of hate

"Duck Dynasty" teenage darling Sadie Robertson has always been a ray of sunshine and positivity. This is why the young reality star wants to spread love and optimism to her fans as much as she can.

On her Instagram account (@legitsadierob), Sadie shared a post about the inspiring conversation she had with her good friend Emma Jenkins, whom she described as "the most genuine person" with the "sweetest most Spirit-filled beautiful soul on the Earth."

Sadie actually shared a previous photo of Emma with her sister-in-law Mary Kate Robertson, but the young girl unfortunately received some pretty nasty comments. Some people even went as far as calling her an "ugly horse."

"There were some haters commenting negatively about Emma. I asked Emma how she was feeling, because I saw the comments and I was so sorry and upset about it," says Sadie.

But instead of comforting Emma, Sadie was the one who ended up being comforted because of Emma's thoughtful message: "I have been praying for them (haters). For everyone who said that, because you never know what they are going through, I am so secure in Jesus and no one can mess with that."

Sadie was so impressed by her friend's caring spirit, and she hopes that people can emulate her. "I pray that everyone out there who gets hate can find the same security and confidence through God, that all the hate can just roll off your shoulder. Keep smiling," she says.

Sadie's fans were also impressed by Emma. In the thousands of comments her post received, even the haters had nothing more to say.

"Emma is so beautiful and she is such a blessing with her amazing fire for God," a fan writes. Another comments, "I love how amazing these girls are, and how all of us Christians stick together to defend our own, and pray and love on the haters that hate us as a whole. GOD IS GOOD."

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