Walking with Him

Loving God the way you are called to do.

Remember the first time when you were walking down the street. Your parent held you by your hand. Your attention were on your parent's delicate hand and on the street ahead of you. You knew that that day would be your first time walking across the street.

Dragging your feet slowly left and right; you wished your parent just picked you up and carry you across. Why do I have to walk now?

Experience in life can be different between one person and the other, yet they consist of the same basic steps. Some children had to learn how to walk by themselves; some children had to learn walking from their brothers or sisters; some couldn't walk with their legs, etc. Yet, every children had to walk from one point of their lives to another point.

The same way, God teaches us to walk in this life. He gave us direction, on how to walk, what potholes to avoid, and where your focus should be.

Walking for the first time maybe the most exciting thing you have ever learned in your life. Similar to riding a bike, or driving your car, or writing, or reading. You were very proud of your achievement that you tell your parent: that you have master the lesson.

As we have grown older, our walking began to perfect itself. Your legs have grown stronger, you have developed your walking pace, you know how to get across the street safely.

Learning how to walk maybe not the hardest thing to learn in life, however, guiding your feet to the right place is crucial. This takes more time to develop.

There can be many distractions, signs on the street, but your goal is still to get across the street.

If you can walk today..look at where God wants you to walk, then start walking slowly by faith.