Eldredge is the author of Epic, Waking the Dead, Wild At Heart, and Desire, and co-author of Captivating, and The Sacred Romance. You are likely familiar with his name, if not some of his books. Walking With God (Nashville: Thomas Nelson, 2008) is the latest offering from wildly popular author John Eldredge. Third, when I heard that a recently published book by a popular author promoted a theology of hearing God’s voice through nudging, promptings, and impressions, I knew it would provide a great opportunity to critique a viewpoint I find inherently flawed and dangerous and to use that critique to highlight the error and danger of the “hearing from God” theology. Second, the message of the book goes right to the heart of what I have written on at great length in The Kootenai Communicator on a number of different occasions in recent years. Since I believe it is filled with error and unsound theology, a response to that book is in order, even though my audience is likely not going to be much larger than our own local fellowship. What would cause a person to pick up a book he normally wouldn’t touch and spend the time he really doesn’t have to read something he violently disagrees with? I did so for a number of reasons: First, Walking With God will surely become a widely read book in Christian circles (unfortunately). Inside the Prosperity Gospel Movement with Costi Hinn.Women’s Conference – She Smiles at the Future with Lisa Hughes.Progressive Christianity and the Church with Darrell Harrison and Virgil Walker.
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