The sermon centres on the transformative and enduring reality of walking with God, exemplified by Enoch's 300-year journey of intimacy, obedience, and submission. Drawing from Psalm 1 and Genesis 5, it emphasises that true success is not measured by worldly achievements but by a deep, consistent relationship with God—marked by repentance, spiritual nourishment, and a life shaped by divine direction. This walk, likened to a flowing river and a fruitful tree, is rooted in knowing God, which is eternal life itself, and is sustained through the Father's care, Christ's solidarity, and the Spirit's guidance. The call is urgent: to reject the world's values, embrace repentance, and commit fully to God, for only in such a relationship is purpose, assurance, and lasting fulfillment found.
