The twenty-first century has witnessed unprecedented and revolutionary scientific, theological, technological, philosophical, and sociocultural changes, many of which have churned serious challenges to Christianity. In the face of these challenges, can a believer realistically walk with God?
Walking with God in the Twenty-First Century examines the prospects of a devout Christian walking with God today, and it addresses a number of questions that all Christians must consider:
Is Gods desire to walk with a devout Christian in the twenty-first century an illusion?
What does it mean to walk with God?
What are the major challenges to practicing Christianity in this century?
How is the devil operating undercover to prevent believers from walking with God?
Can a Christian realistically live a life fully devoted to God in the twenty-first century?
Are there any provisions for a committed believer to practice Christianity in this church age?
Pastors, church leaders, theology students, and Christians of all stripes should consider these new challenges and seek out Gods answers. In this way we can be equipped to walk with God in the most corrupt of environments, becoming a true disciple of Christ with a deepened commitment to obey his commandments.
