We live in a fast-paced, ever-moving world where everyone seems to be rushing in every direction.

And yet, in scripture, God desires to teach us that walking with him is our greatest and most important adventure.

Join Scott Pauli along this journey as we rediscover the joy of our walk with Christ.

You think you get road weary at times? Well, I want you to know no one had any reason to say he was more

weary of travel than perhaps the Apostle Paul. His entire life seems to be taken up with motion and

with movement because that's what God chose for him. He, like the Lord Jesus, would become a great traveler because of the gospel,

because of the message and mission the Lord had entrusted to him. I think it's very appropriate

that he met the Lord on a journey to Damascus. Do you remember that on the road to Damascus as he

journeyed to met the Lord? Because that's going to set in motion so much more in his life.

Let's let the Apostle Paul speak for himself about life on the road.

Listen to the words of 2nd Corinthians chapter number 11.

He says in verse number 25,

"'Thrice was I beaten with rods. "'Once I stoned. Thrice I suffered shipwreck.

A night and a day I've been in the deep. In journeys often. In perils of waters, in perils of robbers,

in perils by my own countrymen, in perils by the heathen, in perils in the city, in perils in the

wilderness, in perils in the sea, in perils among false brethren, in weariness and painfulness,

in watchings often in hunger and thirst, in fastings often in cold and nakedness, beside those things

that are without that which cometh upon me daily the care of all the churches.

You might imagine that a man living life on the road with such difficulty and struggle would be

a very unhappy person, but instead when you read his writings, they're full of joy, they're

full of victory and power. I go back to the great theme I've tried to emphasize all through our studies,

and that is this message of enjoying the journey.

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