Eric Ludy Classic Recordings

In this classic Eric Ludy recording, Eric talks about the birth of his second son Kipling and how the circumcision of the flesh is a profound picture of what God wants to do now with our hearts.

In this classic Eric Ludy recording, Eric talks about the preciousness of children and has two of his kiddos (Hudson and Harper) pray with him for children born and unborn around the world.

In this classic Eric Ludy recording, Eric talks about our hesitancy to fully live unto Jesus Christ—we presume (or excuse ourselves) that others are doing the work of the Gospel and therefore we don't have to. It would seem that we have designed a modern-day rendition of carrying the Cross that doesn’t give us splinters, revilement, and death. We want the benefits of the Cross but we don’t want to carry it. Yet, should we not have scars gained by following our precious Captain with beams of wood upon our willing shoulders, fighting the very same battles that He Himself came to fight?

In this classic Eric Ludy recording, Eric talks about the heroism of David and his tragic fall into sin. We must realize that we are in the midst of a battle—and must choose to go to battle rather than stay home and get a little “me” time. This is the time when Kings go forth to battle. This is the time when we must all choose between the cave and the caviar, the cross and the comfort. Our King is looking for his mighty men to surround Him and join Him in His sufferings and thusly partake with Him in His glory. Are you ready to go forth to battle?

In this classic Eric Ludy recording, Eric gives a "cute quote" from his then three-year old Hudson who declared that he is a person who sees owies and fixes them. This world has lots of "owies" and Jesus desires to use us as His hands and feet to fix them.

In this classic Eric Ludy recording, Eric talks about the Christian's position in Christ and how we are immovable despite what may be happening around (or to) us. There is only one thing truly stable and secure in this entire universe—Jesus Christ, and we are to build our lives upon this solid, immovable Rock.

In this classic Eric Ludy recording, Eric talks about the Christian's position in Christ and how we are immovable despite what may be happening around (or to) us. There is only one thing truly stable and secure in this entire universe—Jesus Christ, and we are to build our lives upon this solid, immovable Rock.

In this classic Eric Ludy recording, Eric talks about our great need for Christian heroes to stand and fight on behalf of the weak, orphan, needy, widow, and oppressed—everyday men and women of God who will be used by Him to bring back the majesty and glory of Jesus Christ.

In this classic Eric Ludy recording, Eric talks about a poll asking pastors if they hold to a Biblical worldview. The results?—sadly they are a bit shocking.

In this classic Eric Ludy recording, Eric talks about the world's orphan crisis and shares a delightful story of his son Hudson who has a solution to the problem.

In this classic Eric Ludy recording, Eric talks living 100% for God—and our need to realize that every action, thought, and emotion not only matters to God but they must also point to Him and showcase His glory.

In this classic Eric Ludy recording, Eric talks about the Word of God and its unchanging nature—and as a result, why we can build our lives upon it.

In this classic Eric Ludy recording, Eric addresses modern manhood and its trend to lean toward metrosexual. Where has true bold, gritty, and strong manhood gone?

In this classic Eric Ludy recording, Eric addresses the postmodern tactic of messing with God's Word.

In this classic recording from Eric Ludy, Eric confesses that he truly is a nice guy … but his priority is Jesus Christ and declaring the Gospel. As Eric says: "I love people and as a result I deeply care about the state of their souls. … So, if I must, I will be that guy, until this world either kills me because I’m such a bother, or until the Church once again awakens to the seriousness of the matters of the Human soul and Jesus Christ."