Eric Ludy Sermons

In Christ – which is the constant position of a Christian – is fundamental to understand if you want to have a life of victory, triumph, freedom, and peace. The great reality of a believer’s life is that we believe the truth of Scripture and find ourselves located IN Christ, and He in us. Just as clothing must be worn to obtain the benefit from it, so too we must be clothed with Christ – a statement found throughout Scripture. In this sermon, you will discover the importance of reckoning the truth and how to live the Christian life from a position of victory. You will find that the impossible Christian life cannot be lived in your own strength and resource – it is not found in your pockets – but rather it is entirely found in the One who is and cannot lie. And for those of you who love a great sermon illustration, this three part series is packed with them.

A 3 Part Sermon Series In Christ (which is the constant position of a Christian) is fundamental to understand if you want to have a life of victory, triumph, freedom, and peace. The great reality of a believer’s life is that we believe the truth of Scripture and find ourselves located IN Christ and Him in us. Just as clothing must be worn to obtain the benefit from it, we also must be clothed with Christ—a statement found throughout Scripture. In this sermon, you will discover the importance of reckoning the Truth and how to live the Christian life from a position of victory. You will find that the impossible Christian life cannot be lived in your own strength, but rather in the one who is and cannot lie. And for those of you who love a great sermon illustration, this three part series is packed with them.

In Christ – which is the constant position of a Christian – is fundamental to understand if you want to have a life of victory, triumph, freedom, and peace. The great reality of a believer’s life is that we believe the truth of Scripture and find ourselves located IN Christ, and He in us. Just as clothing must be worn to obtain the benefit from it, so too we must be clothed with Christ – a statement found throughout Scripture. In this sermon, you will discover the importance of reckoning the truth and how to live the Christian life from a position of victory. You will find that the impossible Christian life cannot be lived in your own strength and resource – it is not found in your pockets – but rather it is entirely found in the One who is and cannot lie. And for those of you who love a great sermon illustration, this three part series is packed with them.

A 3 Part Sermon Series In Christ (which is the constant position of a Christian) is fundamental to understand if you want to have a life of victory, triumph, freedom, and peace. The great reality of a believer’s life is that we believe the truth of Scripture and find ourselves located IN Christ and Him in us. Just as clothing must be worn to obtain the benefit from it, we also must be clothed with Christ—a statement found throughout Scripture. In this sermon, you will discover the importance of reckoning the Truth and how to live the Christian life from a position of victory. You will find that the impossible Christian life cannot be lived in your own strength, but rather in the one who is and cannot lie. And for those of you who love a great sermon illustration, this three part series is packed with them.

A 3 Part Sermon Series In Christ (which is the constant position of a Christian) is fundamental to understand if you want to have a life of victory, triumph, freedom, and peace. The great reality of a believer’s life is that we believe the truth of Scripture and find ourselves located IN Christ and Him in us. Just as clothing must be worn to obtain the benefit from it, we also must be clothed with Christ—a statement found throughout Scripture. In this sermon, you will discover the importance of reckoning the Truth and how to live the Christian life from a position of victory. You will find that the impossible Christian life cannot be lived in your own strength, but rather in the one who is and cannot lie. And for those of you who love a great sermon illustration, this three part series is packed with them.

The constant declaration of the Christian life is “I can’t, but God can!” Our lives were made to be inhabited by the Living God, through the indwelling of the Holy Spirit, to be used as a “glove” upon His hand. This enabling power of His life, called “grace,” supplies all we need for life and godliness. Grace is far more than a mere hug of God. In fact, the topic of grace is so immense, even this three-part sermon hardly begins to describe the depths and majesty of it. But don’t let that deter you – Pastor Eric Ludy provides a primer on grace, giving you a basic Scriptural understanding, lots of content you can study later, and an encouragement to stop trying to manufacture the Christian life and let God do it in and through you.

The constant declaration of the Christian life is “I can’t, but God can!” Our lives were made to be inhabited by the Living God, through the indwelling of the Holy Spirit, to be used as a “glove” upon His hand. This enabling power of His life, called “grace,” supplies all we need for life and godliness. Grace is far more than a mere hug of God. In fact, the topic of grace is so immense, even this three-part sermon hardly begins to describe the depths and majesty of it. But don’t let that deter you – Pastor Eric Ludy provides a primer on grace, giving you a basic Scriptural understanding, lots of content you can study later, and an encouragement to stop trying to manufacture the Christian life and let God do it in and through you.

The constant declaration of the Christian life is “I can’t, but God can!” Our lives were made to be inhabited by the Living God, through the indwelling of the Holy Spirit, to be used as a “glove” upon His hand. This enabling power of His life, called “grace,” supplies all we need for life and godliness. Grace is far more than a mere hug of God. In fact, the topic of grace is so immense, even this three-part sermon hardly begins to describe the depths and majesty of it. But don’t let that deter you – Pastor Eric Ludy provides a primer on grace, giving you a basic Scriptural understanding, lots of content you can study later, and an encouragement to stop trying to manufacture the Christian life and let God do it in and through you.

A 3 Part Sermon SeriesThe constant declaration of the Christian life is, “I can’t, but God can!” Our lives were made to be inhabited by the living God, through the indwelling of the Holy Spirit, to be used as a “glove” upon His hand. This enabling power of His life, called grace, supplies all we need for life and godliness. Grace is far more than a mere hug of God. In fact, the topic of grace is so immense, even this three-part sermon hardly begins to describe the depths and majesty of it. But don’t let that deter you—Pastor Eric Ludy provides a primer on grace, giving you a basic Scriptural understanding, lots of content you can study later, and an encouragement to stop trying to manufacture the Christian life and let God do it in and through you.

A 3 Part Sermon SeriesThe constant declaration of the Christian life is, “I can’t, but God can!” Our lives were made to be inhabited by the living God, through the indwelling of the Holy Spirit, to be used as a “glove” upon His hand. This enabling power of His life, called grace, supplies all we need for life and godliness. Grace is far more than a mere hug of God. In fact, the topic of grace is so immense, even this three-part sermon hardly begins to describe the depths and majesty of it. But don’t let that deter you—Pastor Eric Ludy provides a primer on grace, giving you a basic Scriptural understanding, lots of content you can study later, and an encouragement to stop trying to manufacture the Christian life and let God do it in and through you.

A 3 Part Sermon SeriesThe constant declaration of the Christian life is, “I can’t, but God can!” Our lives were made to be inhabited by the living God, through the indwelling of the Holy Spirit, to be used as a “glove” upon His hand. This enabling power of His life, called grace, supplies all we need for life and godliness. Grace is far more than a mere hug of God. In fact, the topic of grace is so immense, even this three-part sermon hardly begins to describe the depths and majesty of it. But don’t let that deter you—Pastor Eric Ludy provides a primer on grace, giving you a basic Scriptural understanding, lots of content you can study later, and an encouragement to stop trying to manufacture the Christian life and let God do it in and through you.

Christianity is built upon one simple thing: faith. But for faith to be operative it needs an object to focus itself – an object of salvation. In this three-part sermon on faith, you’ll discover the four key truths about faith and how faith and doubt cannot coexist in a believer’s life. May our lives be built firmly upon the rock of faith and boldly declare “Watch what my God will do!”

Christianity is built upon one simple thing: faith. But for faith to be operative it needs an object to focus itself – an object of salvation. In this three-part sermon on faith, you’ll discover the four key truths about faith and how faith and doubt cannot coexist in a believer’s life. May our lives be built firmly upon the rock of faith and boldly declare “Watch what my God will do!”

Christianity is built upon one simple thing: faith. But for faith to be operative it needs an object to focus itself – an object of salvation. In this three-part sermon on faith, you’ll discover the four key truths about faith and how faith and doubt cannot coexist in a believer’s life. May our lives be built firmly upon the rock of faith and boldly declare “Watch what my God will do!”

A 3 Part Sermon Series Christianity is built upon one simple thing: faith. But for faith to be operative it needs an object to focus itself—an object of salvation. In this three-part sermon on faith, you’ll discover the four key truths about faith and how faith and doubt cannot coexist in a believer’s life. May our lives be built firmly upon the rock of faith and boldly declare, “Watch what my God will do!”