New Testament Walking Passages
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I like the name Christian as it implies an individual follows Jesus. The name is found in Acts 11:26, Acts 26:28, and 1 Peter 4:16. The biggest problem for us is that the name Christian has lost its edge; it feels like a stagnant and benign social description. The reality is that Christians are no more stagnant than a marathon runner is during a marathon. Following Jesus refers to a way of life.
I’m not recommending we change the name by which we refer to ourselves. I am, however, recommending we change the way we think about and approach the Christian life. The Christian life is one of following our Lord each moment. I want us to think about and adopt the active words used in the New Testament that describe living as a disciple of Jesus. For example, the first Christians frequently used words for walking to describe how we live as Jesus’ disciples.
This study contains a list of passages where the words walk, or step are used. The words often refer to walking, but they are often used to describe how Jesus' disciples live.
I’m not recommending we change the name by which we refer to ourselves. I am, however, recommending we change the way we think about and approach the Christian life. The Christian life is one of following our Lord each moment. I want us to think about and adopt the active words used in the New Testament that describe living as a disciple of Jesus. For example, the first Christians frequently used words for walking to describe how we live as Jesus’ disciples.
This study contains a list of passages where the words walk, or step are used. The words often refer to walking, but they are often used to describe how Jesus' disciples live.