In this episode, we dive into the profound importance of vulnerability in building and maintaining trust within relationships. We discuss personal experiences from our 24-year marriage, revealing how moments of openness about weaknesses and needs have not only sustained but also strengthened our bond. Our conversation highlights how vulnerability, rather than showcasing only our strengths, forms the bedrock of trust in any relationship—be it marital, parental, or professional. We believe there is transformative power in embracing and sharing one's vulnerabilities, which leads to deeper connections and trust with others

“Finding Your Voice" delves into the art of discovering and honing your unique voice in every aspect of life. Merging psychological insights, spiritual guidance, and practical advice, we explore the path to authentic self-expression and conquering the fears that keep us quiet. This episode encourages embracing your individuality, and speaking out with confidence, emphasizing that finding your voice is crucial for a fulfilling life. It inspires listeners to express themselves boldly in a world that sometimes prefers silence.

In this episode, we dive into the complex feelings of disappointment with God, examining how cultural expectations can skew our perspective. We discuss the necessity of aligning our hopes with God's real purposes, the power of honest communication with Him, and the critical role of community in our lives. We wrap up by emphasizing the importance of patience and finding gratitude, even in disappointment.

In today’s episode we tackle the challenge of navigating societal pressures and external opinions with resilience and authenticity. This episode offers practical strategies for listeners to strengthen their personal convictions and maintain their authentic selves in a world dominated by social influence.

In this "Ask Me Anything" episode of "In Good Faith," we engage with a variety of audience questions. From the inspiration behind Marriage Mondays to balancing life's ambitions, managing mental health, and nurturing intimacy and faith within our family, we offer our insights and personal experiences. We also discuss navigating different political views and the essentials of effective communication.

This episode unpacks the layers of doubt individuals face regarding their faith, self-perception, and relationships with others. With a focus on data-driven insights and real-world applications, Chelsea and Judah Smith will navigate through these challenges, providing listeners with understanding, strategies, and hope.

Description: Today’s episode dives deep into the art of living fully in the moment amidst the rush and distractions of modern life. Through candid conversations and personal anecdotes they explore the challenges and joys of being present in an era dominated by technology and fast-paced living. From discussing the impact of intermittent fasting on their morning routines to sharing insights on self-awareness, the duo navigates the delicate balance between staying connected and living in the now. This episode not only encourages self-reflection and mindfulness but also offers practical tips on how to cultivate a life of presence and contentment in 2024. Join Chelsea and Judah as they remind us of the beauty in everyday moments and the importance of cherishing the here and now. Start a daily prayer practice today on the Churchome App: https://bit.ly/3PdQhWd

In this episode, Chelsea and Judah dive into the complexities of life, love, and faith, unpacking the struggle between desiring more quality time and the realities of a busy life. They touch on love languages, the impact of choices on freedom, and the universal challenge of decision paralysis. Through their genuine banter and profound insights, Chelsea and Judah offer a look into how they navigate marriage, faith, and the pursuit of joy in a world saturated with options. This episode is a candid discussion on finding fulfillment amidst an abundance of choices.

Join Chelsea and Judah Smith on "In Good Faith" for an enlightening conversation with DeVon Franklin, a trailblazing force in Hollywood, best-selling author, and motivational speaker. In this episode, DeVon shares his inspirational journey of integrating faith into film, overcoming industry challenges while staying true to himself, and the impact of his work on audiences worldwide. Dive into the depths of how DeVon's commitment to living life like Jesus influences his professional decisions, creative projects, and personal growth. This episode offers a unique perspective on success, spirituality, and the power of faith in the modern world. Tune in for an uplifting exploration of faith, film, and finding your purpose. AG1: Embark on a wellness journey that complements your lifestyle. Visit www.drinkag1.com/ingoodfaith to start today! If you want to watch each episode join us on YouTube! www.youtube.com/@chelseaandjudahsmith

In this week’s episode Chelsea and Judah share their heartfelt journey into the new territory of parenting adult children. They reflect on the mixed emotions of pride and nostalgia as they recount a Thanksgiving without all their kids for the first time in years, highlighting the challenges and adjustments needed in this phase of life. Through personal anecdotes, they explore themes of independence, communication, and the importance of acknowledging past parenting mistakes. Chelsea and Judah emphasize the crucial role of faith in navigating this transition, trusting in God's plan for their children's futures. This episode offers a candid look at the complexities of parenting adult children, providing insights and encouragement for parents facing similar experiences, and underlining the significance of adapting, learning, and growing together as a family.

In this episode of "In Good Faith," Israel and Adrienne Houghton open up about their journey together, sharing laughter, challenges, and profound moments of faith and forgiveness. From battling illness and blending families to embracing spiritual growth, their story is a powerful testament to love's resilience. The Houghtons' warmth and humor shine through as they discuss overcoming adversity and the importance of prayer and friendship in their lives. Join us for an enlightening conversation that celebrates the strength of commitment and the transformative power of love.

In a world striving for fairness, where does divine justice fit? The age-old debate of God being just but not necessarily fair offers profound insights into our understanding of life, society, and spirituality. This episode seeks to unravel this dichotomy, exploring biblical narratives, societal interpretations, and even the "Just War Theory" to shine a light on God's unparalleled justice amidst apparent earthly inequities.

This heartfelt episode delves into the painful journey of walking with a parent through cancer, reflecting on the experiences of Judah, whose father Wendell passed away from cancer in 2010, and Chelsea, whose father has faced multiple battles with the illness. The discussion will explore the topics of unanswered prayers, coping with the loneliness of loss, and what scripture reveals about eternity, all while honoring the memories of those who fought bravely against their illnesses.

Join Judah and Chelsea Smith in this episode of 'In Good Faith' as they dive into the art of nurturing a marriage. They share personal insights on overcoming obstacles, effective communication, and the joys of shared experiences in marriage. Whether you're newlyweds or seasoned partners, this episode offers wisdom and practical advice for a fulfilling relationship.

In this episode of 'In Good Faith,' hosts Chelsea and Judah Smith welcome Emmanuel Acho for a thought-provoking discussion about life's illogical paths. Emmanuel delves into faith, relationships, and redefining success, sharing personal stories and challenging conventional wisdom. Tune in for an inspiring conversation that encourages listeners to question norms and embrace a unique journey of faith and purpose.

In the Season 2 premiere of "In Good Faith with Chelsea and Judah Smith," titled "How To Make Friends" Chelsea and Judah dive deep into the art and importance of building and nurturing friendships. They start with a light-hearted guessing game that transitions into a serious discussion about the Surgeon General's warning on the health impacts of loneliness. The episode uniquely blends personal stories, such as the comforting role of their puppy Louie in combating loneliness, with broader societal issues. The hosts explore the paradox of increased digital connectivity leading to greater feelings of isolation and discuss the importance of authentic interactions in forming meaningful relationships. Chelsea and Judah share their personal experiences and challenges in making friends, emphasizing the need for courage and vulnerability in developing deep connections. They conclude with a spiritual reflection on relationships and a prayer, highlighting the role of divine love in overcoming loneliness and fostering fulfilling friendships.

IN GOOD FAITH is a podcast series hosted by Chelsea and Judah Smith and centered on their life's work: raising a family and building a church — Churchome — a community based on the principles of compassion, belonging, and love. Taking a candid approach, our hosts will address everything from anxiety, to sex, to the frank truths about marriage. If going to church is the living room, Judah & Chelsea just want to invite you to the front

Today marks a huge milestone for Chelsea and Judah — they've reached the Season 1 Finale of In Good Faith! To celebrate the end of this chapter, they sit down for a conversation about the single most important thing in their lives — being loved by God. They explain how they came to this realization, discuss whether or not they've ever doubted His love, and open up about some of the unique ways God has revealed Himself to each of them. They close out the episode by reflecting on Season 1, sharing some of their favorite moments, biggest takeaways, and hopes for the future. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Sometimes, we just can't help but feel grumpy. But lately, Chelsea and Judah have been noticing these moods more than ever, both within themselves and in the people around them — and they're ready to talk about it. They explain how they differentiate standard grumpiness from a deeper sense of lament and grief, especially in the context of today's painful and complicated world. They also share some tools for cultivating a positive mindset without stepping into the dangerous territory of toxic positivity. And what they find is that sometimes, the smallest drop of gratitude can make all the difference. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Is it possible for two people to know everything about each other? Chelsea and Judah are coming up on 23 years of marriage, and they're about to find out. On today's episode, they challenge each other to a competition inspired by the classic game show The Newlywed Game. They cover categories ranging from "Dating & Marriage History" to "Would Your Spouse Rather?" Ultimately, these two are determined to get to the bottom of the million dollar question: Who knows who better? To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices