Mike Renzi examines the life of Enoch, focusing on the biblical meaning of walking with God in an increasingly wicked world. Drawing from Genesis 5:21–24, Genesis 6:9, Hebrews 11:5–6, and Jude 14–15, Renzi contrasts walking before God—which speaks of accountability—with walking with God, which signifies deep intimacy, alignment, and daily fellowship. He explores how Enoch's three-hundred-year walk was sustained by faith that pleases God, how it produced moral distinction from the surrounding culture, and how Enoch's divine translation and prophetic warnings serve as enduring examples of a life devoted to God.

This message was recorded on 4/26/26