Lead Pastor Gaylon Clark challenges listeners to reflect on how the spirit of Judas may live subtly within all of us—not through a direct betrayal like Judas's, but in smaller compromises such as valuing money over Jesus, expecting God to fulfill our personal agendas, or maintaining a surface-level faith without true surrender. He identifies warning signs of a "little Judas" in our lives: misplaced priorities, silent complicity, shallow devotion, and an unwillingness to repent. Yet, the sermon closes with hope—reminding us that, unlike Judas, we can choose repentance like Peter and receive the restoring grace of Jesus.