Walking with God

How to Hear His Voice

By: John Eldredge

Narrated by: John Eldredge

Transform your life when you learn to hear God’s voice and walk with Him every day.

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 this revised and updated edition of his classic Walking with God, John will teach you that creating a dialogue with God is the single most life-changing habit you can adopt because it brings you back to your source of life. To help you see what this looks like in real life John opens his personal journals to tell you a year's worth of stories about walking and talking with the Lord through all the 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 you that it is your deepest need, as a human being, 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.

Challenging book

I found this book very challenging -- which is what I expect and want from a John Eldredge book. I can't say I'm totally swayed to this way of thinking (that is, I guess, mystically or something), but I definitely feel that he has given me something to think about. I'm less convinced about "spiritual warfare", and what he calls "agreements" (negative ways of thinking that people are tricked into by the "enemy"), though I see some truth in that. I guess more importantly, he has given me something to discuss with the one I call "Lord", and has given me some tools to do that with.

Since I have heard criticism of Eldredge that he plays loose with scripture, I was pleased to find liberal quotations that seem very much in context. Some go beyond what I would interpret, but in some cases, I found my self saying "yeah, that makes sense."

I would recommend this book only to those that feel they can really carefully determine what if anything they should apply to their life. It is not a "first" book for a believer, and especially not for an unbeliever. In fact, it's not even a 2nd or 3rd book, I think. But, for someone looking to go deeper into the spirituality of following the way of Jesus, this is one way to start. There's a lot of classics out there that one could go to as well -- but if you like hunting, fishing, rock climbing, etc., this may be your best bet.

truly honest and insightful book.

This book really gave me an idea into what it looks like for someone to be listening and talking with God. I know it might a bit more specific and personal to John but it gives real honest pointers on the struggles and the ups of learning to do so in your own walk. thanks John

Refreshing and vibrant !

Every time I read a book by John or Staci, I am encouraged about what is available to me with life in Christ. The religious fog is pushed away, and it helps me to hear the voice of Truth so much more clearly. I am so grateful for authors willing to be vulnerable and genuine.

This is a must read for every believer

What a tender and beautiful journey. Honest and so personal . A practical help to a sweet union with Jesus Christ.

Great book

Eldridge is authentic and transparent. The book is a great guide to walking closer with Jesus.