People say that our "spiritual walk" matters or that we should walk with God — but why?

Maybe you struggle when walking with God. Maybe it's been a while since you've walked with God, or maybe you've never tried.

We all know how easy it is to walk away and to wander around according to our own way, so it's worth asking the question. After all, if we don't know why, then we have no purpose or motivation to do it.

So in this episode, consider three reasons for walking with God — reasons that were highlighted by George Whitefield in 1741, specifically in his Genesis 5:22-24 sermon about Enoch.

(Note: This is part 3 of 3, but you are welcome to start here and later listen to the earlier episodes about "what" and "how" to walk with God.)

Walking with God involves communing with God, but very practically speaking, how do we do that?

Take a few minutes to consider seven aspects of walking with God.

These seven were originally suggested by George Whitefield in the 18th century, but we can take these even further and consider how to best apply them in our lives today.

So take a step forward! Let's walk with God together.

What is a "spiritual walk"? We sometimes sing about walking with the Lord, and we read about Enoch who walked with God — but what does that mean?

Before we get to the how, we need to ask the what. Delve into this with us, as we reflect upon George Whitefield's seven aspects of walking with God.