Churchome With Judah Smith

God has not given up on you. He is with you in every season and through every storm.

God does not require you to go to great lengths to earn his love. He's closer than you'd expect and has the absolute best in store for you.

Realizing that Jesus did what we couldn't do for ourselves, frees us up to love others like Jesus.

Are you tired of acting like everything is okay? Feeling pressured to be strong and look the part? In the end, it’s in our weakness that Jesus best demonstrates his strength.

Passion can be an incredible tool when used the right way. But, how do I navigate life when it feels like I've lost my passion?

Why is shame and guilt such a considerable part of our social experience?

What does it mean to be right with God? How are we able to rely on his plan within the midst of our worst conditions?

We are accepted, justified, and welcomed by Jesus. Why work to earn His love, when Jesus is already for us and waiting to catch our attention.

It can be easy to look for influence and affirmation in different places, but where are we looking for Jesus?

How can we minimize our anxiety and live a life of faith, courage, and freedom?

Jesus wants to give us a life free of emotional anxiety and fear. His overwhelming peace conquers all anxieties in every season of life. He has prepared a life of unconditional and endless love for us.

Life can be overwhelmed with the fear of the unknown. The pressure of defeating, overcoming, and conquering anxiety can be difficult to navigate. But at what point will God fix my anxiety?

Feeling overwhelmed or afraid of what the future holds? Giving anxiety and fear more power than we should? Scripture says that it’s in our weaknesses where God’s strength is perfected. Although life has its detours, Jesus is constantly rerouting.

Are you tired of fear and anxiety playing a significant role in your life? Jesus wants to take the anxiety and worry at the center of our lives and replace it with him.

Our anxiety does not come from thinking about the future, but from wanting to control it. Imagine if we gave up control of our fears and anxiety to Jesus.

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.