Sadie Robertson Huff's video: Judah Smith with Sadie Robertson on the Whoa That s Good Podcast

Judah Smith of Churchome (formerly City Church), is my guest today on the "Whoa That's Good Podcast". We talk about having a relationship with Jesus, the Kingdom on earth, having a church in Los Angeles, marriage, and he encourages teenagers, college students, and young adults to recognize their role in the present culture! - XO Sadie. Listen to more episodes of the WHOA That's Good Podcast on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/whoa-thats-good-podcast/id1433974017 Get More Encouraging Videos by Subscribing: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCl2vodgsQPqVhbZNGNyjUiQ?sub_confirmation=1 Visit: https://liveoriginal.com Follow: https://www.instagram.com/legitsadierob Like: https://www.facebook.com/sadiecrobertson/ Tweet: https://twitter.com/sadierob Join: http://eepurl.com/cYQOvf ABOUT SADIE ROBERTSON: Sadie Robertson, first introduced to the world as a star of A&E’s Duck Dynasty and ABC’s Dancing with the Stars, recognized she could be a positive voice to those in need of an inspiring presence in their lives. At the age of twenty-two, she’s become one of the most prominent voices of her generation. Sadie’s passion is to speak, to write, and to encourage. She is a sister and friend to more than five million followers on her various social platforms, which she sees as a direct line of communication to her peers. Sadie’s creative and entrepreneurial spirit has helped her become a 'New York Times Best Selling Author', and launch her Live Original brand, which speaks to millions across her various platforms, including YouTube, social media, the Live Original blog, LO Fam Community, the Live Original tour, and her Whoa That’s Good podcast. Additionally, Robertson has long poured her heart into philanthropic efforts. She has loved partnering with Roma Boots, Help One Now, World Vision, and the World Food Program over the last few years. To date, Robertson has been able to be a voice and agent of change in many countries, including Peru, Somalia, Moldova, and the Dominican Republic. Sadie is newly married to the man of her dreams, Christian Huff, and is looking forward to continuing to learn what it means to truly live and celebrate in every moment of life. ABOUT JUDAH SMITH and CHELSEA SMITH: Judah and Chelsea Smith are the Lead Pastors of Churchome. Prior to becoming Lead Pastors in 2009, they led Generation Church, the youth ministry of The City Church, for ten years. Judah is known for his fresh, anointed, humorous messages that demystify the Bible and make Christianity real. Chelsea is also a gifted leader and speaker, noted for her down-to-earth wisdom, authenticity, humor, and strong faith. Judah and Chelsea deeply love Jesus, each other, and their three children, Zion, Eliott, and Grace. ABOUT CHURCHOME: Churchome is a Community Built on the Life and Teachings of Jesus. We believe that Jesus perfectly reveals the true heart of God. He’s not a distant or indifferent dad who scowls with arms crossed as he considers all you’ve wasted and everything you’ve broken. Instead, he’s a God who loves you, whose arms are open wide to welcome people home. Why would God want to hang out with people like us? There’s only one answer: love. Extravagant love. Love that is on a level beyond time and space. Divine love. And this is the kind of love that is toward us today. The big idea behind our community is that every woman, man, girl and boy—every age, every race—would find a home in God. A home where they belong. God has made us a family, and we want to be a community that operates as a family. Welcome home. What Does Churchome mean? Our name, "Churchome," reflects our belief that we are going to be a church that functions like a home, that looks like a home, and that loves like a home. And ultimately, what we experience on earth will look a lot like heaven. Luke 15 has become a hallmark passage for our community. The idea and concept of home is centric in scripture. It is the idea that every human is a sojourner and he/she is returning home. Home is not so much brick and mortar, an actual space or room. Home is a place and a posture our soul discovers in Jesus—where the created returns to a loving relationship with the Creator. Bringing people home is what God does. Whether prodigals or prodigies, artists or intellectuals, rebels or rejects, God’s arms are open to all.