Walking With The Master

by Kenneth Winter

Jesus told His disciples to deny themselves, take up their crosses daily and follow Him. What does that look like for us today as we follow Him throughout our wilderness journeys?The disciples quickly learned that a daily walk with the Master is never stationary. Jesus was constantly on the move, carrying out the Father's work and His will. He was continuously surrendered and submitted to the will of the Father.In this fourth book in the Lessons Learned In The Wilderness series, pastor and author Ken Winter reminds us that if we would walk with the Master, we too must walk surrendered and submitted to the Father in our day-to-day lives. It is a walk that will require us to press forward and grow.Walking with the Master chronicles the lessons the Master would teach us as we walk with Him each day, just as He taught the men and women who walked with Him throughout Galilee, Samaria and Judea as recorded in the Gospel accounts.As you read a chapter each day, or read it straight through, allow God to use it to encourage you, challenge you, and teach you as you follow Him in your own personal journey.Pick up your copy by clicking the “buy-now” button.

256 pages, Kindle Edition

Published October 12, 2018

Reviews

[Steve Hopkins · Rating 5 out of 5]

Good daily devotional

Following Jesus is all about alignment, watching Him do His will “on earth as it is in heaven.” Reading His word and praying every day opens our eyes and hearts to see His grace at work and intentionally aligning ourselves with Him. Ken Winter has done a great job of taking us on a daily walk with the Master, giving Him access to do His transforming work in our lives.

[Linda Peters · Rating 5 out of 5]

This series Lessons learned in the wilderness is so absolutely amazing and shares the truths of god'

Really have I found an author well I have read all of his or her books but Kenneth winter is 1 of those special authors. I have learned so much by,, reading his books that show god's truth in such an understandable way. Personally I cannot wait to meet him in heaven someday. I pray for his dear wife children and grandchildren That they will be blessed.