Eric Ludy Sermon Podcast: Church at Ellerslie Eric Ludy

Bad news, bad news, and more bad news — such is the meditation of the believer in the first couple weeks of 2021. But such a mental diet will lead to a breakdown of spiritual health in short order. The mental diet of the Christian is supposed to be filled with good news all day long every day. But, to get this good news, you need to seek out the source of good news — The Word of God. Hope is a derivative of the faith-filled life. And we as Christians need to become experts at gripping hope when the volume of hopelessness is turned up.

Throughout the landscape of the New Testament we encounter a Christ that at times appears to showcase qualities that are opposite His nature. For instance, He never sleeps and never slumbers, and yet, there He is asleep in the boat in the midst of a storm. He never forgets and never fails, and yet there He is, absent when Mary and Martha need Him most as their brother Lazarus dies, even though Jesus said that Lazarus’ sickness would NOT end in death. He is the victor, and yet, to the naked eye the Cross seemed to showcase Jesus as the one defeated. In all these stories and more, what looks like a Christ who has fallen short is, in actuality, a Christ about to perform His most gargantuan feats. Could it be that the same is true right now in history?

Following the 2020 Presidential elections, the Church of Jesus Christ in America is recognizing its need for the Savior at a heightened level. Praise God for that! Prayers are ushering forth from the saints and God’s throne is currently being inundated with requests for deliverance — however, how many of these prayers are being followed with the statement, “Lord, here’s my life, for You to spend in order to see this deliverance happen!” Now is the time for not just prayer, but sacrifice!

Following the 2020 Presidential elections, the Church of Jesus Christ in America is being stirred to action. Lawlessness, murder, fear, and deception are making their move upon our land and many of us have been caught asleep in our world of self-satisfaction. The liberties that many of us have taken for granted in the past have suddenly become incredibly precious. But what are we willing to do to steward our sacred liberties before they are gone?

Following the 2020 Presidential elections, an evil foreboding is attempting to undermine the soul-stability of believers across this country. The question that is pressing itself with unrelenting force into the Christian’s psyche is, “If the foundations are destroyed, what can the righteous do?” This sermon is a fresh reminder that not only do we as believers have an answer to that question, but we have a victory dance to go with it.

Following the 2020 Presidential elections, a great uncertainty looms before the Church of Jesus Christ in America. Eric delivers a timely message of hearty encouragement to the Body of Christ. God WILL indeed prove Faithful and True.