Walk as Jesus Walked
This five-session, video-based small group bible study, Walked As Jesus Walked, by noted teacher and historian, Ray Vander Laan, is volume seven of the 12-part That the World May Know series. In this volume, Vander Laan helps you experience how the disciples translated Jesus’ call to passionate discipleship into language and imagery the Roman culture already understood. Filmed on location in Israel, That the World May Know is a unique video series that brings God's Word to life with astounding relevance. By weaving together the Bible's fascinating historical, cultural, religious, and geographical contexts, teacher and historian Ray Vander Laan reveals unique insights into the Scriptures' significance for modern believers.
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Discovery Guide
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Walk as Jesus Walked, Session 1, Run! The Passion of Elijah
In Session 1, “Run! The Passion of Elijah,” you will learn about the passion that Elijah, Jesus, and the disciples embodied and discuss the impact the disciples’ zeal had on their mission.
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Walk as Jesus Walked, Session 2, Learning to Walk Like Jesus — Paul’s Journey to Rome
In Session 2, “Learning to Walk Like Jesus — Paul’s Journey to Rome,” you will learn of Paul’s mission and message and discuss what excites you about and what is holding you back from speaking boldly for Jesus and walking as he walked.
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Walk as Jesus Walked, Session 3, An Unlikely Disciple
In Session 3, “An Unlikely Disciple,” you will discuss Paul’s motivation for ministry and get an overview of his teaching and courage to preach the gospel where it was not known.
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Walk as Jesus Walked, Session 4, Why Christians Suffer: The Weight of Gethsemane
In Session 4, “Why Christians Suffer: The Weight of Gethsemane,” you will discuss what taking up your cross means in today’s world and gain an understanding of what the anguish Jesus bore in Gethsemane means to you as you seek to be his disciple.
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Walk as Jesus Walked, Session 5, Don’t Forget Us
In Session 5, “Don’t Forget Us,” you will learn what it means to suffer as the body of Christ and discuss how Jesus’ disciples responded to persecution.
