Walk the Worthy Walk Part 1

 
I have a question for each of you today. How Do “YOU” Walk The Walk You Talk?
Ever heard the old expression: Talk is cheap, show me? Have you ever considered that what God’s desires to see is a demonstration of you as a reflector of His nature and character to others in how you live?

By Dale Brand

In the next few weeks… I’d like us all to take an inductive and exegetical look, at a few key passages from the book of Ephesians. This needs to be done without any presupposed ideas. This is something we need to see for ourselves. We need to answer the questions “How would God have us live our lives? What does God desire to see in our lives?


    I mentioned the word inductive meaning that rather than simply listening to what others say about the subject, you are going to discover for yourself, what God says about the walk of a true believer in Jesus Christ.


    Below are nine questions. Each of these questions is from the book How Do You Walk The Walk You Talk  Precept Ministries by Kay Arthur
The goal here is to get “your” perspective. Please answer each question and write down your answers.

• Do you know people who talk about their Christianity and yet they really don’t walk it – or at least not the way you think they ought to walk it? What causes you to wonder or doubt?
• How do you think Christians should walk in respect toTheir relationship to God? Their relationship to their spouse/mate/ family? Their relationship to others? Their relationship to their enemies?
• What do you think their standards ought to be? What about their morals? What should a Christian's perspective on the Word of God be? What about their relationship to the Bible?What things keep people from being what they ought to be? From believing what the Word of God says about them?

     I’ll be back next week with some Biblical insights concerning these questions. Until then, Walk the Worthy Walk.                                                                                                            -Dale Brand