Micah6:8 is oft quoted for a reason -- it's the blueprint to a sound relationship with Him. Notice, I did not say it is the blueprint to a happy life, for the walk isn't always on smooth ground. But it is always on solid ground.
The idea of the walking is what interests me. We all throw around the term "walking with God" or spiritual walk, but do we take the time to appreciate the full meaning? It is not merely an analogous walk, but a literal one.
We sing of Enoch in the garden, for instance. Don't we believe that to be the case for him? Then why not also with us? We read of the footprints and the one set. Why not also with us? When we claim that He is always watching over us, why assume from on high and not from right over your left shoulder?
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