Churchome With Judah Smith

Often, people think communities like Churchome are just trying to create content and get a lot of likes and a lot of views. But no, we're passionate about people understanding that God is sending you with a purpose and a plan in your life.

On some level, every one of us experiences pain, difficulty, and challenges in life. In light of that experience, Jesus wants to provide a vision and hope beyond them. He wants to give you an expectation of hope in your future.

It’s easy to think that you have to do something special or achieve something great to get God’s attention. But the reality is, he’s already pursuing you. Your proximity to God isn’t based on your effort but on his love for you.

It’s been said that you get out of life what you put into it. But is this grind culture the best path for life? When you focus on utilizing the fruit of the spirit over physical accomplishments is where you’ll find God wants to meet you every day.

When you find yourself uncomfortable, you may try to fix yourself. But that doesn’t always work. God wants you to remember where and when he showed up and provided for you. He can turn the page on your challenges to give you hope for your future.

Do you have a big decision that you may be overthinking? It’s an easy trap to fall in, but you don’t need to put that pressure on yourself. In this message, we’ll see how centering those decisions on God can lead to freedom and fulfillment.

One thing you can’t control is time. You can't tell it to stop. You can't tell it to fast forward. You can't tell it to rewind. God won’t ask you to manage your time, God just asks you to steward it so he can help you make the most of it.

Are you prepared for God to forgive your enemies? Even as God makes a way to forgive you, he also wants to forgive your enemies. The people you despise, people maybe who hurt you the worst. God desires to forgive those people too.

Everywhere you look today, you’ll find politicians, nations, or groups fighting for control and power, money, or prestige. But Jesus introduces us to a new way to be human, a better way to live that brings love, hope, and healing to our world.

What does God mean when he says he’s close to you? And his nearness isn’t determined by your behavior. Through every moment, whether you’re winning or failing, doing good or doing bad, God wants you to know he’s with you.

What you decide to emphasize in your life has a significant impact on the life that you will live. There will always be bad news, challenges, and pain, but Jesus’ love for you is the best emphasis you can focus on in your life.

It’s easy to measure value by actions or performance, but sustaining that standard isn’t possible. You don’t have to be famous, have money, or be a superstar athlete to have value. You have value because you are you and God loves you.

Fear and anxiety are all part of our human experience. But they can cause us to overthink and distract us from what’s most important — serving others and setting people up for success on their journey.

In this candid conversation between Judah Smith and Craig Groeschel, get a glimpse at how they approach leadership, discipline, parenting, and hear about one of Craig’s daily practices that might surprise you.

Who or what do you turn to for guidance? Even if you’re seeking wisdom or answers from God for the first time, you don’t have to barter or make promises to him. He’s ready and willing to provide wisdom, peace, and direction for you today.

When you feel the pressure to succeed or achieve more, stress, striving, and unhealthy comparison can rule your life. This story of Jesus’ meeting with Zacchaeus shows that you can get freedom from those practices and pressures.

Many people want to discover more about Jesus but don't know where to start. And often, the answers you get from pastors or religious people fail to help you on your faith journey. Here are a few simple ideas to help you get to know Jesus more.

Do you ever wonder if you’re really accepted? It’s easy to give into the pressure to perform to fit in—especially when it comes to a relationship with God. But Jesus completed his work so we could have confidence that we are accepted now, as is.

With all there may be to look forward to in life, how are you doing right now? Do you feel exhausted from striving to keep up? This message helps remind you of what Jesus has provided for your life — the focus, hope, and inspiration to keep you going.

With anxiety and burnout on the rise, learning to rest has become critical for physical, emotional, and spiritual health. Rest is an act of worship that demonstrates trust in God. No matter how busy life feels, God wants to help you find rest today.