An e-book is a digital version of a book. It can be read on electronic devices, such as phones, tablets, e-readers, or computers. e-Books are designed for use on electronic devices only and cannot be printed. e-Books require an e-book reader (or e-reader) in order to be opened and read. An e-book reader may come standard on your device or may need to be added to your device via a free download or free app.

When you buy an e-book, it is important to choose the format you want to use. Walking with Purpose only offers e-books as epub files. Most e-book readers, other than Amazon Kindle, can open an epub format.

1. Download the e-book

Click the button above to download the file to your preferred device.

2. Open the file in your preferred e-reader

On most phones and tablets, select the downloaded file and it will open automatically in your device's default e-book reader (for example, Books on an iPhone or iPad). If your e-book does not open automatically on your device, you will need to select an e-book reader app and download it onto your device.

On a computer, click to open the file and select what program you would like to use to read it. Choose the e-book reader installed on your computer. If you don't have an e-book reader installed on your computer, you will need to download an e-book reader for your computer in order to open and read the e-book.

1. Use the Notes feature in your e-reader.

In order to experience real transformation, we encourage you to engage with the content of our Bible studies—reading and journaling your answers to the questions. Use the Notes feature of your e-reader to answer questions and make notes in your study guide.

2. Highlight words and sentences for quick reference.

Does something resonate with you? A particular Bible verse convict your heart? Use the Highlight feature of your e-reader to mark the passage so you can quickly find it later.

3. Journal outside your study guide.

You might find it helpful to use a journal alongside your e-book Bible study. Any notebook will do! Use a journal to take notes, record thoughts, list prayer requests, or simply to write about how God is speaking to you through the study.