Abigail Robertson

Abigail Robertson is a co-producer and co-host of the Heaven Meets Earth podcast which launched April 21st, 2025. Abigail officially joined the Christian Broadcasting Network (CBN) in 2015 and has served in various roles at CBN, including Capitol Hill Correspondent and White House Correspondent. While working in the news department, Abigail sought to bring hope and faith into every headline as she covered politics and cultural issues from a biblical perspective.

In 2024, Abigail shifted away from covering news stories and into her true passion – sharing the remarkable ways the Holy Spirit is moving around the world today. Abigail is passionate about helping people recognize the ways the Holy Spirit leads them in their daily lives. She combines her background in journalism with her heart for spiritual formation to encourage others to grow in their faith and discern God’s guidance.

Abigail earned her undergraduate degree from the University of Virginia and later received a Master of Arts in Spiritual Formation from Regent University. She is married and blessed with three beautiful children, along with a beloved chocolate lab.

Abigail Robertson is also a Producer of The Revival Generation documentary, which shares powerful stories of real revival happening on university campuses right now, and the miracles that prove God is moving in a new generation.

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