Churchome With Judah Smith

Have you ever questioned the tone of your voice? At times it may feel like we’re saying one thing, but to others it sends a different message. It’s important to remind ourselves, "How are we representing Jesus to a world of broken and hurting people?"

What if we stopped trying to save ourselves and fixed our attention to the one who actually can?

What if the cycle of pain's purpose was to leave us with nothing but God? Jesus wants to take on our failure, pain, and burdens. In the middle of life's craziest storms, he is by our side.

Can there be hope in the midst of pain? How can I justify trusting God when I feel trapped in a cycle of failure and insecurity? In the end, the narrative of Jesus is simple. His love and forgiveness will never abandon us.

We all experience pain. Just like Leah in the Bible, when pain comes, we all want to be seen, heard, and connected. God sees us. He hears us. We’re connected to him, and we can find comfort in praising him.

Have you ever felt overwhelmed trying to navigate a difficult season? At times we may find ourselves relying on what we know and what we have. But, finding hope and rest in God will result in clarity and peace during a stressful season.

Have you ever felt rejected? Forgotten? Isolated? No matter how alone we may feel, God uses our isolation for transformation.

The leading cause of failure is mismanaged success and the leading cause of success is well-managed failure. We’ve got God on our side - so what do we have to lose? It’s time to go! Make something happen!

Life isn’t easy and to be honest, challenging seasons are ahead. But, sometimes the greatest hurdle is accepting that God is good and wants the best for us. During the midst of tragedy and pain, can we believe and rely on God?

Life comes with burdens. Obstacles and failures are inevitable. At times we may feel weary and defeated, but God has made provision for us in this current season. No matter the situation, God loves us and will see us through.

Does life ever feel like a moving treadmill? A situation in which you try to progress through life, but find yourself trapped in the same place. In this discussion, Judah describes the forward progress we could achieve by admitting we were wrong.

What do you do when you have questions for God? Things going on in your life that you just don’t understand. Chelsea’s message with insights from the life of Leah helps us navigate those tough and confusing times.

What matters in life? Is it what we achieve or who we become? What if we spent less time on the meaningless and fleeting aspects of life and more on what really matters.

When it comes to our resources, where do we put our confidence? Can we trust that our decision is the best decision? If there is one thing we can all agree upon, we think about money a lot.

Life isn’t fair? Thank God! What if we lived with a perspective that recognized God’s love when we least deserved it?

Are you not okay? That’s okay. Some things in life aren’t a quick fix. Do you feel like escaping, do you feel alone, do you feel betrayed? Jesus know’s what we’re going through. The same Jesus that went through the pain, is the same Jesus who wants to walk us through it.

There’s a difference between experiencing pain and allowing pain to control the narrative of our life. Jesus has prevailed over pain. He acknowledges our suffering and is here to heal and repair the brokenness in our world.

  Have you heard from God? Are you lacking confidence in what decision to make? This message talks about God's ultimate plan to guide, lead, and prompt each and every one of us.

  Embracing the mystery can be intimidating. At times we can believe that mystery is a problem which needs to be covered or ignored, but it's through storms and seasons of mystery that remind us Jesus is all we could ever need.

This Easter message looks at the resurrection of Jesus and its life changing message that our sins are forgiven. No matter what circumstances we find ourselves in, we have an undeniable purpose to live and love like Jesus. His death and resurrection is a daily hope of how the good will of God can overcome all evil and how love will triumph over sin.