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by Chuck Miller (Author), Catherine Mary Miller (Contribution by), Fred Carpenter (Compiled by)
The teachings of Chuck and Cathy Miller and Walkers have changed peoples lives all over the world. Walkers is more than a study guide. It is a spiritual growth tool designed to help believers experience a personal, daily relationship with Jesus rather than simply knowing about Him. It is a daily companion for spiritual transformation, rooted in Scripture and community that shapes our thoughts, behaviors, attitudes, and relationships.
Walkers creates an awareness of God's presence throughout daily life, fostering a "God is with me" mindset. It also works great when done with others, providing encouragement, accountability, and shared growth. Studying and sharing together helps them gain first-hand knowledge of God that strengthens and enriches each other's faith. In conclusion: Walkers invites Christians into a deeper fellowship with Christ and stronger connections with like-minded believers, that leads to spiritual maturity and authentic transformation that impacts their families, communities, and the wider world.
Dr. Chuck Miller is a family man with a wife and three grown children. In over forty years of pastoring, he has helped the Bible come alive for people of every age, not just in term s of information, but also in daily application. He holds a M.A. in Christian Education from the Wheaton Graduate School, a M.Div. from Fuller Theological Seminary, and a Ph.D. from Pepperdine University. Chuck has served as Director of Christian Education at Fourth Presbyterian Church, in Washington, D.C., as Minister to Students at Lake Avenue Congregational Church, in Pasadena, and as founding pastor for the Celebration Community Church in El Toro, CA. He has for thirty years led seminars throughout the country in developing a discipling ministry. His other publications include Now That I'm a Christian, Volumes I and 2, And We All Give Thanks to Him, a Bible study worship book with the biblical text of each study put to music by his wife, Cathy.
