If you are a fellow father, it’s tough hearing Eric brag and brag about how his dad was so amazing. It’s especially difficult, if you don’t feel like you are doing so hot in the fatherhood department. In this sixth episode in the series, Eric allows a bit of a wrinkle in his Dad’s fathering to be revealed. Winston Ludy was a flawed father, but it's how he responded to his flaws that makes him a father worth bragging about. Hopefully, this will encourage all father’s out there to start today being incredible.

As believers, our words are meant to edify, build up, and encourage one another. We are to strengthen the faith of those around us, pushing others toward Christ rather than distracting them from Him. In this message on Ephesians 4:29, Nathan reminds us that our tongues are instruments that can be used for good or evil—and all our communication must come under the authority of Jesus Christ.

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Hudson Ludy (19), joins Eric in the studio this week for a unique and special father-son message, as they talk about the legacy left by Winston Ludy. Eric shares some inspiring memories about his dad’s impact upon his life direction. In turn, Hudson and Eric unpack some exciting new steps in Hudson’s life, and talk about the beauty of the collaborative father-son relationship they have discovered along the way. We hope you enjoy this fun, heart-warming, and personal peek inside the Ludy family!

If you are interested in helping support Hudson Ludy’s upcoming theatre production, Dragon Mountain, we’d be very blessed to have you give toward Hudson’s kickstarter campaign: Hudson’s Dragon Mountain Kickstarter Campaign

Actual Link: (https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/inklingtheatre/dragon-mountain-a-new-adventure-packed-theatre-production?ref=project_link)

And if you would like to see the interview with Hudson from 6.5 years ago mentioned in this interview (along with one of Hudson's first Lego short films) it is available here: Eric and Hudson’s Interview (when Hudson was 12)