Messages from the
Word of God.

This message explores the biblical concept of the Christian walk, distinguishing between physical movement and the routine manner of a person’s life. The message contrasts the Old Testament experience, where individuals like Noah and Enoch made personal choices to walk with God, with the New Testament reality of walking in Christ. Under the Mosaic Law, the Israelites were expected to align their conduct with statutes and ordinances to receive physical blessings, yet they often failed to believe God's promises. In contrast, the sources argue that unsaved individuals are spiritually dead, meaning their lifestyle is naturally directed by Satan and worldly systems. For the believer, salvation provides the resurrection life necessary to shift from a carnal existence toward a life guided by the Holy Spirit. Ultimately, the text emphasizes that while faith is a gift from God, Christians must actively choose to direct their minds toward pleasing the Lord through their daily conduct.