Eric Ludy Sermon Podcast: Church at Ellerslie

A 2 Part Sermon Series Euaggelion is the Greek word in the New Testament for “the Gospel.” Yet too often in the Church today, our understanding of what the Gospel is – is like reading a new language – aspects and words look familiar but we don’t know what to do with it. The Gospel is a central theme throughout Scripture and as Christians, we should know it and be able to articulate it to others – for it is the power of God unto Salvation! This two-part sermon series by Eric Ludy examines what Scripture says about the Gospel and lays forth the 16 building blocks of being firmly established in Christ. If you are looking for an infusion of Biblical truth or interested in how to share the Gospel, this sermon is for you.

A 2 Part Sermon Series Euaggelion is the Greek word in the New Testament for “the Gospel.” Yet too often in the Church today, our understanding of what the Gospel is – is like reading a new language – aspects and words look familiar but we don’t know what to do with it. The Gospel is a central theme throughout Scripture and as Christians, we should know it and be able to articulate it to others – for it is the power of God unto Salvation! This two-part sermon series by Eric Ludy examines what Scripture says about the Gospel and lays forth the 16 building blocks of being firmly established in Christ. If you are looking for an infusion of Biblical truth or interested in how to share the Gospel, this sermon is for you.

A 2 Part Sermon Series “Novice” is not a term we naturally gravitate toward in describing ourselves. We prefer “mature,” “experienced,” or “diligent”—just not novice. However, to become a great leader, a novice needs a proving season—a time of preparation, training, and transformation. Using David, the shepherd boy turned king, as an example, this sermon series examines how God prepares and trains Christians for leadership and how it all starts with being a novice. In this sermon, Eric Ludy encourages future leaders with four restraints and four key principles for leadership. You will discover that God delights to use humble, faithful, and child-like men and women to accomplish His purposes.

A 2 Part Sermon Series “Novice” is not a term we naturally gravitate toward in describing ourselves. We prefer “mature,” “experienced,” or “diligent”—just not novice. However, to become a great leader, a novice needs a proving season—a time of preparation, training, and transformation. Using David, the shepherd boy turned king, as an example, this sermon series examines how God prepares and trains Christians for leadership and how it all starts with being a novice. In this sermon, Eric Ludy encourages future leaders with four restraints and four key principles for leadership. You will discover that God delights to use humble, faithful, and child-like men and women to accomplish His purposes.