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And when Abram was ninety years old and nine, the LORD appeared to Abram, and said unto him, **I am the Almighty God; walk before me, and be thou perfect.** (Genesis 17:1) *1/ Where we are to walk before God. 2/ How we are to walk before God.* **Sermon Summary:** The sermon explores the command to "walk before me and be thou perfect" found in Genesis 17:1, emphasizing that this walk is a continuous, visible reality before an all-seeing God. It distinguishes between walking "with" God and walking "before" Him, illustrating the latter as living under divine observation in all areas of life, from the workplace to the family home. The message argues that true faith is evidenced by consistent conduct rather than mere profession, drawing on examples like Enoch, Noah, and Abraham. The preacher outlines specific markers of this walk, including humility, holiness, love, dependence on God, and obedience to His Word. Ultimately, the sermon encourages believers to find comfort in God's constant presence and to pursue a life of integrity that reflects His glory in a fallen world.

This sermon instructs believers on the principle of the first and second admonition found in Titus 3:10, applying it to the practical context of street evangelism. It argues that unsaved individuals possess a corrupted mind, heart, and will, evidenced by their lack of repentance and rejection of God's Word, yet they are still accountable through the witnesses of creation and conscience. The speaker emphasizes the necessity of discernment to identify those who are spiritually resistant, likening them to an unsatisfiable fire, and advises that after two clear attempts to present the gospel, the believer should respectfully disengage to avoid wasting time. This approach is contrasted with the positive outcome of engaging receptive individuals, leading to justification by faith and a changed standing before God, characterized by peace and access to grace.

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