This episode marks a watershed moment. It's the end of Eric Ludy's sixteen year sermon podcast run and the beginning of something even better. (Drum roll) . . . Eric 2.0! In this episode Eric preps us for the grand adventure that awaits and invites us to join in on all the renovating fun.

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Contention, division, and strife have become all too familiar participants in the function of the modern church. It's high time that we extinguish these behaviors in-and-amongst the saints of God.

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For those of you who feel robbed that Eric is no longer posting his sermons online--here's a behind-the-scenes peek into the very first Sunday done differently.

Eric supplies a fascinating follow-up commentary on his surprising Sunday sermon. Is this the launch of a new podcast?

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This message explores the Biblical ethics of privacy. In a world currently heralding the virtues of full-disclosure, would we be right to question this “supposed virtue” biblically? After all, “it is the glory of God to conceal a matter,” is it not? Our God knows all, but He doesn’t share everything He knows with everyone who asks to know. Our God shows discretion, and desires to ensure that He doesn’t share His pearls with swine. Then He encourages us to do the same.

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When we face grief, trauma, difficulty or disaster—it changes us. God intended it to change us for the better, but, due to the enemy’s schemes, that isn’t always what ends up happening. Many of us have injuries sustained from past wars that have remained unaddressed inside of us. The rubble of previous bomb blasts still lies there on our inner streets. What is God’s solution to this? Does he want us just to live amidst the wreckage with an accepting attitude? Or does He actually want us to rise up and see our lives wholly rebuilt?

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We have a problem in the church today. But, it’s not a new problem. It’s an ancient problem that often sneaks into the church undetected and messes up the whole operation. This sneaky invasion doesn’t sound all that dangerous when it’s described as stubbornness. But, if we were to call it divisiveness, everyone sits up a little straighter in their pews and takes notice. Stubbornness is the root of all the nasty denominationalism that currently rules the modern Church system. It’s time for it to go. But, if such a house-cleaning is to commence, it first must start inside our own individual souls.

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The enemy is cunning, and he accomplishes most of his tomfoolery in our lives under the banner of seemingly harmless things (ie. a little bit of unforgiveness, a little bit of overeating, a little bit of gossip). On the face of it, these petty little crimes seem like they shouldn’t cause much havoc in our lives. But when we look a little closer, we realize that most of our problems, as believers, stem back to these seemingly innocuous inlet points. The enemy banks on the fact that we will deem our “harmless misdemeanors” as petty and unworthy of a closer look. Whereas the strength of the Christian life is found when we allow the Holy Spirit to touch us in these very places.