This is the second episode in Eric Ludy’s spring Daily Thunder series, entitled Becoming Brave, that explores the mechanical construct of spiritual and moral bravery. This message explains how a believer is intended to have a spiritual Teflon coating about his/her soul that preserves him/her from all the bad news, threats, and projections of gloom constantly swirling about. Long and short, Christians are meant to be doom-proofed.

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This is the very first episode in Eric Ludy’s spring Daily Thunder series that explores the mechanical construct of spiritual and moral bravery. This initial episode is a bonus episode that Eric delivered on a Sunday morning outside of his normal Daily Thunder rhythm. It enunciates the biblical foundation for living with heavenly courage in a world gone wrong.

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In this special “scattered thunderstorm” episode, Eric Ludy and Nathan Johnson discuss musical theater, the power of using Christian art to declare the Gospel, and the upcoming production of Arise Collective Theatre’s Pilgrim which starts March 24 on the Ellerslie campus. 

Learn more about Pilgrim, reserve your tickets, and watch the trailer by going to: https://www.arisecollectivetheatre.com/ 

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In this special “scattered thunderstorm” episode, Eric Ludy and Nathan Johnson reflect back upon their two series and talk about what is coming next.

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This is the fourteenth and final episode in Eric Ludy’s winter Daily Thunder series that dives into the unstable season of American history known as the Antebellum period (1815-1861). This particular message examines the impact of one particular character upon this unique time-period in history. Elmer Ellsworth was only twenty-three years old, but he greatly impacted the nation. Throughout the Civil War, the motto that most inspired the North in their battle to quell the secession of the South, was the phrase, “Remember Ellsworth!” We would all do well to remember Ellsworth, too.

Earlier in Colossians, Paul declares that we have been transferred from the domain of darkness and brought into the Kingdom of the Beloved Son (Jesus)! As such, the hope of the Gospel should be flowing from our lives and lips. In this final study in Colossians, we examine Colossians 4:2-6 and talk about Paul’s earnest desire that we devote ourselves to pray and the proclamation of the Gospel of Christ.

If you are interested in joining Nathan in studying the book, sign up to receive his Colossians study guides and notes at: https://www.deeperchristian.online/colossians-bible-study

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Ben Price is once again our special guest on Daily Thunder. Known as Australia's Best Impersonator, Ben is a comedian with a penchant for Jesus Christ. Every Wednesday throughout our winter Daily Thunder season, Ben will be chiming in, making us laugh, and reminding us that it is all about Jesus.

Relationships are difficult. Yet as believers, we are to walk in practical holiness and honor in every relationship—especially in marriage, family, and our workplaces. In this expositional study of Colossians 3:18-4:1, Nathan Johnson discusses these three important relational arenas of life and how Paul commands us to live as Christ within the complexities of relationships. 

If you are interested in joining Nathan in studying the book, sign up to receive his Colossians study guides and notes at: https://www.deeperchristian.online/colossians-bible-study

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This is the thirteenth episode in Eric Ludy’s winter Daily Thunder series that dives into the unstable season of American history known as the Antebellum period (1815-1861). This particular message unpacks the unique challenge a leader faces in having personal convictions, but leading people with opposing viewpoints. The great showman of the late 1850s, Charles Blondin, walked a tightrope across Niagara Falls. And in a sense, every great leader must learn to stay balanced and in the center in order to pull off a similar feat over their own waterfall challenges.

This is the twelfth episode in Eric Ludy’s winter Daily Thunder series that dives into the unstable season of American history known as the Antebellum period (1815-1861). This particular message investigates the unusual and even hypnotic power that creative, entertaining, and extreme forms of communication had upon the culture during this period. Whereas, the powers of darkness undoubtedly utilized this cultural propensity for their gain, it is interesting to note how God used this same unique magnetic pull to accomplish His ends in America.