Walk With Me

"The path is ancient. The steps are yours."

"Stand by the roads, and look, and ask for the ancient paths, where the good way is; and walk in it, and find rest for your souls." — Jeremiah 6:16

Two men left Jerusalem on the worst afternoon of their lives, and a Stranger drew near and walked with them — and their hearts began to burn. That road is where this study begins, because walking is the Bible's first picture of life with God. Walk With Me traces one road through two great movements: the Walk itself — what it means to walk with God, choose at the crossroads, be pruned, and bear fruit — and the Companion on the road — the God whose two names, Elohim and Adonai, tell one story of justice and mercy meeting. It ends where the Emmaus road ends: with men who go back and tell what they have seen. Walk it on your own, or with a small group of men — it is built for both.

What’s Inside

✓Twelve Parts✓Self-Paced✓Free✓Reflection & Assessment

Who It’s For

For the man who wants to walk with God rather than know about Him — and for anyone standing between an ending and a beginning.

What You’ll Do

Learn to recognize a crossroads and choose the ancient path at it, let pruning do its work, and meet the God whose two names — Elohim and Adonai — tell one story of justice and mercy meeting.

What We'll Walk Through

Twelve Sections, One Road

The road runs in three stretches. Movement I — The Walk (Sections 1–5) teaches you to walk: the word itself, the crossroads, the pruning, the fruit. Movement II — The Companion (Sections 6–10) turns to the One walking with you: justice and mercy, verdict and covering, thirteen scenes where the two names of God converge into one. Movement III — The Sending (Sections 11–12) points the road back out your own front door.

1

Begin Here — Hearts Burning on the Road

You'll meet the Companion before you can name Him — and receive the map for everything ahead.

2

The First Walk

You'll learn halakh, the Bible's word for walking with God — and why Scripture measures a life by its walk, not its talk.

3

Stand at the Crossroads

You'll learn to recognize a crossroads while you're standing in it — and how to ask for the ancient path.

4

Pruned and Rooted

You'll stop reading the blade as punishment — it's in His hand, and the branch is one He intends to keep.

5

The Mature Orchard

You'll see what your growth is actually for — fruit is never for the tree; it carries seed for someone else.

6

Justice, Justice

You'll meet the God who names things truly — and find that being fully known is the doorway, not the danger.

7

The Thirteen Attributes

You'll learn chesed — kindness that plans to be found — from the God who lets fall handfuls on purpose.

8

The Names Tell a Story

You'll walk thirteen scenes from Eden to Echad where Elohim's verdict and Adonai's covering meet.

9

The Courts of Elohim

You'll stand in heaven's courtroom and learn its vocabulary — and discover the verdict was mercy.

10

Justice & Mercy Kiss

Fully known, fully loved — you'll watch justice and mercy meet in the father who runs to embrace his returning son.

11

The Fruit Is for Your Community, and for You

You'll learn avodah — where work becomes worship — and see it in a catch of fish too large to keep for yourself.

12

The Road Back

You'll go and tell what you have seen — the two who met Jesus on the Emmaus road turned back to Jerusalem that very hour, and this study ends the same way: sending you home with good news your people need to hear.

The Path Is Ancient. The Steps Are Yours.

Enroll free and start at the Emmaus trailhead. Walk at your own pace. Finish at your own front door.

ABOUT THIS STUDY

Ancient Path Biblical Coaching

Walk With Me is a study from Ancient Path Biblical Coaching. Our work with men is narrative-focused trauma care and confessional communities, from an ending to a new beginning. This study follows the Bible's oldest picture of life with God, from the garden in Genesis to the road to Emmaus. Written by John Sherrod.