What does it really mean to walk with Christ?
In Learning to Walk With Christ, Steve Perryman shares a deeply personal and honest account of his time as a young boy then growing into a young man ready to serve a mission—filled with laughter, awkward moments, spiritual growth, and humbling lessons. From snowy streets and slammed doors to giant snowmen and sacred impressions, this memoir captures the real journey of discipleship. But what is life like after his mission? Working as a paramedic in Sydney, Australia, pushes his belief and tests his heart.
This is not a story about flawless faith or constant success. It is a story about learning.
Learning to serve. Learning to endure. Learning to let go of pride. Learning that success in the Lord’s work is not measured the way the world measures it.
Through humour and heartfelt reflection, Steve reminds readers that walking with Christ is less about performance and more about persistence. Sometimes the greatest lessons come when expectations collapse, when plans fail, or when we are gently reminded that the work was never about us in the first place.
Encouraging, relatable, and spiritually grounding, this book is for:
• Returned missionaries
• Young people preparing to serve
• Parents of missionaries
• Anyone striving to strengthen their faith
• Readers who appreciate honest Christian memoirs
Learning to Walk With Christ is a reminder that discipleship is not about walking perfectly—it’s about getting back up when you fall.
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