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Walking With God (Revised)
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Do you feel disconnected from your faith? Are you hoping to grow your relationship with God? Join New York Times bestselling author John Eldredge as he shares what it’s like to truly start Walking with God.
In Walking with God, Eldredge teaches us that creating a dialogue with God is the single most life-changing habit we can adopt because it brings us back to our source of life. But why is it that most of us have never been taught how to have a conversation with our Creator?
In this revised and updated edition of his classic Walking with God, Eldredge opens his personal journals to tell a year’s worth of stories about walking and talking with the Lord.
Walking with God follows Eldredge’s own journey to growing closer to the Lord through all four seasons:
*Summer: a time of restoration and renewal, and for finding our way back to joy
*Fall: a season of struggle, but then breakthrough and discovery
*Winter: finding God in our losses, in the mundane, and sustaining our hearts over what can feel like the long path of obedience
*Spring: a time of resurrection, recovered hope and desire, a time of new beginnings
Walking with God reminds us that it is our deepest need, as human beings, to learn to live intimately with God. If you’re ready to recover this part of your life, let Walking with God be your guide along the way.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780718080983
ISBN10: 071808098X
John Eldredge
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: September 2016
Publisher: Thomas Nelson
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