Eric Ludy Sermon Podcast: Church at Ellerslie

We live in a time when anything and everything has access to our minds. There is often no boundary or guard and thus we lack purity of heart and mind. Beginning with what the world declares as two of its greatest ideas, Eric Ludy shows the difference between an evolutionary or freudian thought process and what the Word of God says. We all consume food for our minds, the question is what type and quality we allow access into our lives? Scripture commands us to be and think pure—if you’ve ever struggled with purity or have noticed your mind thinking from a worldly perspective, this sermon is for you.

History is an excellent teacher and this sermon by Eric Ludy weaves Scriptural truth with historical narrative to explain how faith is to function. Cotton fields, the boll weevil, and a bowl of peanuts come together from America’s past to illustrate the biblical idea of grace and the difference between the work of the law and the work of faith in our lives. If you’ve had a hard time understanding faith, this sermon will explain it in a simple and straightforward manner that will leave you knowing how the Christian life is to properly function.

Most of us can recount the story of Jonah, but few of us have spent the necessary time to dive deeply into its message. In what was the greatest recorded revival in Scripture, with an unlikely messenger from a small town in Northern Israel, and a “sign” that later is fulfilled in the New Testament, the book of Jonah is a powerful picture of God’s grace and redemption. Going beyond the book of Jonah into the New Testament, Eric Ludy delivers this unique but stirring Resurrection Sunday message about a stinking fish and the great fish-master from Galilee. Listen to this message, you’ll never again look at the story of Jonah the same.

Three days isn’t a long period of time—but when you face challenges, difficulties, and circumstances, and God appears to be silent, three days feels like an eternity. Throughout Scripture, there are several accounts of people facing a “three-day test.” In this message, Eric Ludy examines seven different stories throughout Scripture of people who dealt with a three-day trial and were triumphant afterward. This powerful meditation leads you to the climatic moment of Jesus’ death and the three days He was in the tomb before the greatest triumph in history: the resurrection of Christ. If you have ever felt God was silent or thought you were facing a “three-day test,” this message is for you.

A 2 Part Sermon Series “The New Testament is in—the Old concealed. The Old Testament is in the New revealed.” This phrase from Christian history emphasizes the powerful reality that all throughout the Old Testament the truth of Jesus, the cross, and the Gospel can be found. Similarly, the New Testament takes what God started in the Old and gives the deeper revelation of what the Old was actually pointing toward. In The Bewildering Death, Eric Ludy unpacks ten strange foreshadows from the Old Testament and talks about how they were understood but then reveals how they point to and become fulfilled in the life and death of Christ Jesus. If you desire to gain a deeper understanding and love of the Old Testament, this message will leave you excited and expectant to study all of Scripture.

A 2 Part Sermon Series “The New Testament is in—the Old concealed. The Old Testament is in the New revealed.”  This phrase from Christian history emphasizes the powerful reality that all throughout the Old Testament the truth of Jesus, the cross, and the Gospel can be found. Similarly, the New Testament takes what God started in the Old and gives the deeper revelation of what the Old was actually pointing toward. In The Bewildering Death, Eric Ludy unpacks ten strange foreshadows from the Old Testament and talks about how they were understood but then reveals how they point to and become fulfilled in the life and death of Christ Jesus. If you desire to gain a deeper understanding and love of the Old Testament, this message will leave you excited and expectant to study all of Scripture.

A 2 Part Sermon Series As Christians, we should desire for God to move mightily and showcase Himself in and through our lives, yet we often overlook the work of God in the mundane. What may appear to be unimpressive, ordinary, and simple moments of life are actually opportunities for God to demonstrate and glorify Himself. In this message entitled The Marvel of the Mundane, Eric Ludy shows the difference between the “wow” and the “mundane” and how God is actively involved in both. Pastor Ludy gives seven principles of Heaven’s work and argues that God’s return of power hinges upon our readiness to allow the mundane aspects of life to declare God’s glory.

A 2 Part Sermon Series As Christians, we should desire for God to move mightily and showcase Himself in and through our lives, yet we often overlook the work of God in the mundane. What may appear to be unimpressive, ordinary, and simple moments of life are actually opportunities for God to demonstrate and glorify Himself. In this message entitled The Marvel of the Mundane, Eric Ludy shows the difference between the “wow” and the “mundane” and how God is actively involved in both. Pastor Ludy gives seven principles of Heaven’s work and argues that God’s return of power hinges upon our readiness to allow the mundane aspects of life to declare God’s glory.