Eric Ludy Sermons

This message is a game changer. It's a poignant look at how the Gospel is meant to be applied to the area of daily work, industry, and diligence. Most modern-day business owners would agree that Christians today are often some of the worst workers. And this very real blind-spot in our spiritual discipleship is crippling our testimony for Jesus Christ in countless ways. It's high time we gain a vision for how our behavior can (and must) begin to match up with our bold belief.

75% of 18 to 24 year old young people in America today are considered ineligible for military service. They are obese, mentally unfit, and unable to pass the hearing tests (due to hearing loss attributed primarily to a life filled with loud music). And what is true of the United State's military is also true of God's military. There is a lethargy, a soul obesity, and a biblical ignorance that is disqualifying a vast number of young Christians from proving anything but pathetic in their Christian service. It is totally unlikely that God would find His valiant and victorious army in and amongst our spiritually lumpy ranks, but such is God's great agenda - to take the weakest things and turn them into triumphant pictures of His great redeeming grace. This message supplies one of the primary ingredients necessary for this great, and seemingly inconceivable, reformation to begin.

75% of 18 to 24 year old young people in America today are considered ineligible for military service. They are obese, mentally unfit, and unable to pass the hearing tests (due to hearing loss attributed primarily to a life filled with loud music). Could it be that what is true of the United State's military is also true of God's military? There is a lethargy, a soul obesity, and a Biblical ignorance that is disqualifying a vast number of young Christians from proving anything but pathetic in their Christian service. It is totally unlikely that God would find His valiant and victorious army in and amongst our spiritually lumpy ranks, but such is God's great agenda—to take the weakest things and turn them into triumphant pictures of His great redeeming grace. This message supplies one of the primary ingredients necessary for this great and seemingly inconceivable reformation to begin.

Every man needs a code of honor. He needs to know why he's here and what he's supposed to do with the short time he has here on earth. This message supplies such a vision. For if a man knows what to live for and what to die for, and possesses the God-imparted strength to live and die well - the world will undoubtedly be altered for the glory of King Jesus before he breathes his last.

Every man needs a code of honor. He needs to know why he's here and what he's supposed to do with the short time he has here on Earth. This message supplies such a vision. For if a man knows what to live for and what to die for and possesses the God-imparted strength to live and die well, the world will undoubtedly be altered for the glory of King Jesus as a result.

This is a message that poignantly and powerfully weaves together two of Eric Ludy's favorite things. 1) The pure undiluted Gospel of Jesus Christ, along with 2) Eric's six-year-old son, Hudson. This message is an instant Ellerslie classic, and sure to be held in a special place in the Campus vault for years to come.

This is a message that poignantly and powerfully weaves together two of Eric Ludy's favorite things: the pure undiluted Gospel of Jesus Christ and Eric's six-year-old son, Hudson. This message is an instant Ellerslie classic, sure to be held in a special place in the campus vault for years to come.

This might be the shortest Sunday message you may ever hear Eric Ludy give. At the conclusion of a very special Sunday morning service dedicated to the testimonies of Advanced Ellerslie Graduates, Eric finished up the entire service with these inspiring words - reminding us, once again, that Jesus is the center of History, the center the Bible, the center of the Gospel, the center of our Christianity, and truly the center of the entire Universe, as well.

This may be the shortest Sunday message you ever hear Eric Ludy give. At the conclusion of a very special Sunday morning service dedicated to the testimonies of Advanced Ellerslie Graduates, Eric finished up the service with these inspiring words, reminding us once again that Jesus is the center of history, the center the Bible, the center of the Gospel, the center of our Christianity—and truly, the center of the entire Universe!

Where are the men that turn the world upside down? Where are the men that take their God at His Word and actually believe? Where are the men who have such a firm grip on the promises of their God that their spiritual knuckles turn bone-white with determination? Where are the men willing to suffer and die that Jesus Christ might gain His rightful due? If such men still stir on this suffering globe, then please God, now is the time to raise them up.

Where are the men that turn the world upside down? Where are the men that take their God at His Word and actually believe? Where are the men who have such a firm grip on the promises of their God that their spiritual knuckles turn bone-white with determination? Where are the men willing to suffer and die that Jesus Christ might gain His rightful due? If such men still stir on this suffering globe, then please, God, now is the time to raise them up.

This message brushes against some of the most controversial ideas of the Bible, but surprisingly, as it approaches the socially insensitive and forbidden topic of the "role of women," instead of creating spiritual indigestion, it paints a picture of ravishing beauty. Listen to this message at your own risk, for you may be converted to being a believer that the Bible, the whole Bible, and every word in the Bible, is good, right, and perfect. And what it produces in the lives of those that have ears to hear it and obey it, is also good, right, and perfect.

This message brushes against some of the most controversial ideas of the Bible, but surprisingly, as it approaches the socially insensitive and forbidden topic of the "role of women," instead of creating spiritual indigestion, it paints a picture of ravishing beauty. Listen to this message at your own risk, for you may be converted to being a believer that the Bible, the whole Bible, and every word in the Bible, is good, right, and perfect. And what it produces in the lives of those that have ears to hear it and obey it, is also good, right, and perfect.

Eric Ludy says goodbye to the late David Wilkerson with this rousing message. Building on Wilkerson's final words from his final blog post, this message reminds us to never stop believing our God—no matter if He appears silent, if He appears to have forgotten His promises, if He seems to have failed us, or if the natural realm seems overpowering and all- convincing. No matter what, we grit our teeth and believe—that's our job! For our God has promised and He cannot lie!

Eric Ludy says goodbye to the late David Wilkerson with this rousing message. Building on Wilkerson's final words from his final blog post, this message reminds us to never stop believing our God. No matter if He appears silent, if He appears to have forgotten His promises, if He seems to have failed us, or if the natural realm seems overpowering and all-convincing. No matter what, we grit our teeth and believe. That's our job! For our God has promised and He cannot lie!