Churchome With Judah Smith

  This week's message on the life of David, Judah details why he was called the man after God's own heart. David's example of gratitude and his life of blessing helps us see how special and chosen we too are in Gods heart.

  We continue the journey with the remarkable story of Rahab. Rahab risked it all to follow the God whose stories of deliverance had inspired her to believe and affected her future forever.

  How do we stay persuaded to keep following Jesus? How do we stick with what we’ve started through real-life challenges? Judah shares a fresh look at Moses’s story of endurance from Hebrews 11.

In Week 2 of the Six Week Journey, we look at the story of Abraham and his journey of walking into the unknown and his ultimate destination - when he chose to believe.

In this new sermon series focusing on the Six Week Journey, Judah discusses stories of the first century Jews. He illustrates that the faith expressed through the lives of these Jews, ultimately paints a picture pointing to Jesus.

"When you feel like you are behind the doors of injustice, why not look to the one who holds all the keys." It's one thing for us to hope for favor within a job or relationship, but what about favor that works in the space of injustice? In this message, Judah discusses the different doors that he believes will open for us in 2019.

Have you ever wondered what it means to be favored? Favored in resources? Favored in opportunities? In this message, Judah talks about the difference between cheap favor & deep-rooted unconditional God favor, that brings joy, peace, and confidence to every moment of our lives.

Either Jesus is a liar or we've complicated things. In this message, Billy discusses letting go of the illusion of control and trusting in Jesus.

God does not gloss over the hurt you are feeling. He does not ignore you and then walk away. God meets you in your pain. He is always with you, even if you feel like He isn't.

Life can be messy. Do you feel like you are leaving 2018 damaged, broken, or confused? Whatever it may be, God loves messy people in messy situations and He wants to make us better than we were before!

Do you ever feel you are sabotaged by your own emotions? In this message, Judah talks about the stability of our emotions and the satisfaction we can find in Jesus.

 Jesus went after us when we didn't deserve it. He chose people. He chose humanity. He wants us to do the same. So, are we our brother's keeper? The answer is yes.

  Most of our lives are dominated by living an Earning & Deserving life. This creates enormous complications in our relationships because we wind up thinking only about ourselves. Jesus came to show us a better way of living. Believing & Blessing.

  Did you know you are infinitely valuable to God? His love for you is illogical, relentless and will never stop. God chooses you!

When did negativity become the new normal? In this message Judah talks about two things that can keep us from being grateful. 

Why do we wander away from God or what He has for us? The answer is we are prone to wander because we want something, are afraid or simply striving to be valued. Yet, every time we wander off God will come looking for us.

In the final installment of the “How to Let Go” series Judah talks about 4 things we should never forget and never let go of.

Have you ever felt like giving up because life is just too hard? Perhaps you feel cornered and the pain is so real you have absolutely no idea how to escape? Feeling internally paralyzed is not bad or something to feel ashamed of. It may feel like there is no reprieve coming anytime soon but, God is with you and God doesn’t just save you… He fixes you. He will make you whole. It will get better.

Life is made up of seasons. Some seasons are harder than others and it can feel like God is absent. We may not understand why but, we need to let go of our feelings, what we understand to be real, and trust God. He hasn’t left and He isn’t going anywhere.

Have you ever stopped doing something God told you to do because you didn't see results? We need to trust God with the results, even if we never see them.