This Chapter reveals the true identity of every believer according to Scripture. It explains that each person is made of spirit, soul, and body, and that the soul stands at the center of the spiritual battle, choosing whether to obey the Spirit of God or surrender to the flesh. The book shows that in Christ, identity is completely transformed—the old self dies, and a new life begins under His authority. It warns against spiritual amnesia, the tendency to forget who we are and what we were freed from, and shows that losing sight of this new identity leads back into sin and compromise. Ultimately, it calls believers to remember, walk, and live as new creations who belong fully to Christ.
This Chapter exposes that walking with God is impossible without obedience. It defines love as proven only through obedience and shows that works are not a way to earn salvation but the visible evidence of genuine faith. It contrasts the works God commands with man-made religion, revealing how tradition has replaced truth in much of the modern church. The book calls believers to remain in the apostles’ doctrine exactly as Christ gave it, warning that any alteration becomes deception. It challenges false assurance and confronts the lie that obedience is legalism, showing instead that God detests disobedience and lawlessness. Finally, it unmasks how grace has been twisted into an excuse for sin, proving that true grace empowers holiness, not rebellion. The entire chapter calls believers to reject diluted religion, walk in truth, and maintain salvation through faithful, enduring obedience to God’s Word.
This Chapter reveals the true cost of following Christ and what it means to live as a covenant disciple. It teaches that discipleship demands total surrender, where comfort, possessions, and relationships must all submit to obedience. It separates those who are merely called from those who are truly chosen, proving that only those who endure and obey remain set apart. The book corrects long-standing religious traditions by examining the biblical account of Christ’s death, burial, and resurrection, urging believers to test every teaching by Scripture rather than habit. It concludes by restoring the Lord’s Supper to its rightful place as a weekly covenant command, not a symbolic or occasional ritual. Altogether, it calls believers to walk in full surrender, reject inherited traditions, and live faithfully within the covenant Christ established.
This Chapter focuses on how holiness is not only inward but must be lived outwardly through obedience, discipline, and the visible fruit of the Spirit. The chapter teaches that holiness is proven by action and character, not words or emotion.
Each study explains a part of holy living, including serving and giving as evidence of faith, being sanctified by the Word and Spirit, being justified through obedience, pursuing righteousness and holiness, keeping joy through suffering, bearing the fruit of the Spirit, and walking in peace, gentleness, meekness, and self-control. In summary, this chapter shows that holiness is the clear sign of a life changed by God and maintained through obedience.
This Chapter focuses on how holiness is not only inward but must be lived outwardly through obedience, discipline, and the visible fruit of the Spirit. The chapter teaches that holiness is proven by action and character, not words or emotion.
Each study explains a part of holy living, including serving and giving as evidence of faith, being sanctified by the Word and Spirit, being justified through obedience, pursuing righteousness and holiness, keeping joy through suffering, bearing the fruit of the Spirit, and walking in peace, gentleness, meekness, and self-control. In summary, this chapter shows that holiness is the clear sign of a life changed by God and maintained through obedience.
This chapter brings the believer to the highest marks of spiritual maturity. It teaches that true love, righteous judgment, and sacrificial living are the defining traits of those who have been fully transformed by God’s Spirit. After establishing obedience, holiness, and discipline in the earlier chapters, this final section reveals what a mature walk looks like when faith is tested by love and truth.
It shows that genuine love is not emotional tolerance but selfless action grounded in obedience. Discernment is presented as the ability to judge righteously without hypocrisy, protecting the body of Christ from falsehood and corruption. Finally, sacrifice is revealed as the ultimate proof of love, where believers lay down self-interest, comfort, and even reputation for the good of others and the truth of the Gospel.
Altogether, Chapter 6 is about spiritual maturity expressed through love that corrects, discernment that protects, and sacrifice that proves faith. It completes the transformation process described throughout Walking Worthy, showing that the end goal of obedience is a life that reflects the character of Christ through purity, truth, and unwavering love.
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