Genesis 6:9, "Noah was a righteous man, blameless among the people of his time, and he walked with God." 1 Timothy 6:11, "Pursue righteousness and a godly life, along with faith, love, perseverance, and gentleness."

Think

What happens when you walk with someone? You're in close proximity. You talk. You listen. You laugh. You share what's on your mind. Your attention is focused exclusively on your walking companion. News flash! God is always looking for walking partners. Noah was a man who walked with God. This act was not easy because the people of Noah's day were full of corruption and depravity. Yet Noah was a righteous man, meaning he lived a life that reflected the one with whom he walked, God. Noah regularly heard from God and God regularly heard from Noah because they were walking companions. To walk with God means that you have to walk in the same direction God walks and stay in step with him. In other words, walking in the same direction at the same pace. How do you do that? Let God's Word, the Bible, be your compass to show you whether you are walking in the right direction. Let prayer, talking with God, be your pedometer keeping you in step with God.

Act

Make a commitment to read and pray daily using the "DAILY READING & PRAYER" found on the Fellowship Church app.

Pray

Dear God, I am grateful that You chose me to be a walking partner with You. I want to walk in the same direction as You, so I ask You to cause Your word in the Bible to come alive in me. Amen.