Walking with God, A paper trail diary of one man's memories experiencing God, represents thoughts and insights the author has had referencing the divine. The author became a committed Christian at age eleven and grew to adulthood in his pastor-father's home.
The subject matter is both light-hearted and, in places, emotionally challenging. The content represents a conscious effort to recall and touch, if but for a moment, the reader's own childhood-to-adulthood memories.
Some of the scenes alluded to may not recall a sympathetic memory while others may elicit profound and enduring memories of their own blessings or struggles both with themselves and with God.
There has been no attempt to assume either a doctrinal or theological position thus leaving the reader free to enjoy, instead, a freewheeling discussion of events and thoughts. Hopefully the reader's own faith will be enhanced by reading this book.
Perhaps the reader will recognize that God deals with folk today in a consistent manner that cuts across both race and socioeconomic levels. Hopefully, they will come away from this book with both a deeper understanding of themselves and an appreciation of other believing folk as human individuals each attempting to communicate with God amidst their own cultural and spiritual struggles.