Purity
In this classic Eric Ludy recording, Eric addresses purity and declares that we as Christians must once again gain the vision for how manly, powerful,...
Eric Ludy Classic Recordings
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Pulled from the archive of Eric Ludy, these classic recordings originally aired on Moody Radio between 2008-2009. While now considered “classics,” these short inspiring audios are just as relevant today as they were a decade ago. Be encouraged to boldly live the Christian life as Eric Ludy exhorts you to seek first Jesus Christ and His Kingdom.
Purity
In this classic Eric Ludy recording, Eric addresses purity and declares that we as Christians must once again gain the vision for how manly, powerful,...
Respect
In this classic Eric Ludy recording, Eric talks about respect and how respect isn’t just for Presidents and Parents, it’s for everyday life. And it's ...
Curiosity Slowing
In this classic Eric Ludy recording, Eric talks about driving in slow traffic due to an accident and talks about a healthy Christian version of "curio...
The Power of Little Girls
In this classic Eric Ludy recording, Eric who often talks about the Church missing the grit and gusto of masculinity declares that our vision today in...
Outpaced by the Buddhists
In this classic Eric Ludy recording, Eric addresses the topic of joy and his concern that we are being outpaced by the Buddhists … but it should be th...
Over the Line
In this classic Eric Ludy recording, Eric uses a personal story about jesting and how even if it is "harmless," we must allow God to refine us to live...
Totally Uncool
In this classic Eric Ludy recording, Eric addresses the "cool" movement within the Church—for those interested in something different than the super p...
Joining the Ranks
In this classic Eric Ludy recording, Eric asks if you'd be willing to join the ranks of the hunted and despised for the sake of true Christianity—and ...
Fat Cat, Fat Rat
In this classic Eric Ludy recording, Eric uses a children's book his son is learning to read to talk about the lethargy of the modern church—leading t...