What does it actually mean to walk with God?
A free video series answering the questions people are really asking about knowing God. Each episode deals with one honest question in a plain, practical way, using Scripture and everyday life to help you understand who God is and what it means to know Him personally.
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
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- What walking with God actually means — and why so many believers feel distant from Him.
- The difference between knowing about God and knowing God. And what that knowledge does to your career, your work, and your life.
- Why God's love toward you does not move — no matter what you have done — and how to actually receive it.
- Who He is, why there is no walk with God without Him, and what the baptism of the Holy Spirit is for.
- What daily fellowship with the Holy Spirit looks like in real life. Companionship. Burden bearing. Power.
- How to study the Bible so that it opens up — including what to do when it feels dry.
You can be saved and still feel far away.
Nothing is wrong with you. Salvation opened the door. Nobody ever showed you how to walk through it. That is what this series is for.
WHO IT IS FOR
This series is for you if:
You gave your life to Christ and are still waiting to feel like you know Him
You have been in church for years and something is still missing.
You are tired of religious activity that produces nothing
You want to hear God for yourself instead of always hearing Him through someone else
Start where you actually are.
Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. And nothing you have done changes that. God has no favourites. there is no one on earth He loves more than you. His love does not condemn, and it does not get tired. The father in Luke 15 was watching the road while the son was still far off.
→ Full answer in Module 3: The Love of the Father
Because salvation and intimacy are two different things. Reconciliation removed the barrier. Intimacy is what you build inside it — and it has to be pursued on purpose. Most believers were never taught the second part.
→ Full answer in Module 1: The Walk
No. Enoch was not a priest. Abraham was a businessman. David was a teenager watching sheep. Mary was a young woman from a town nobody respected. Not one of them was a professional minister. All of them knew God.
→ Full answer in Module 1: The Walk