Na Won-gyu et al.: Walk alone

I think the key to Christianity is to follow the path that he was on, in the likeness of Jesus. Walking on this road is the same spiritual movement as being in the likeness of the image of God. This is a road that no one can walk for you, and no one else can help you. Also, it is a ‘ road, ’ metaphorically speaking, and this is a spiritual path that cannot be seen. So, in a sense similar to the path you see, you can get really confused. If the path is wrong, you have to go back and there may be a shortcut that goes a little faster. And you can walk with someone else, you can laugh with them, you know, you could walk with them. But the spiritual way is not. In particular, the path that your Lord walked in does not make it easier or faster, because the past is past. It's hard to do this, for example, now. The disciples who follow you are not going to take the easier way. This road is given the same task as the way the Lord was going. It's just that, like the Lord, you've walked the same way or not, you have gotten distracted from this path and taken a slightly easier way. So each disciple must test whether he's walking the same way as the Lord on this road. We live in a time between the coming and the coming of Jesus. I'd like to call this a'middle' period. What does this 'intermediate' mean? The Lord came to this world for the first time, and he walked this way, won the cross, and resurrected it. So is this victory ours?

Korean title: 홀로 걸으라

Korean author: 나원규 외

Korean publisher: 카리스 아카데미

ISBN-13: 9791192348155