We live in a very mobile world. Everyone is in a hurry to get somewhere.

Throughout Scripture, God often taught people the greatest lessons along the journey.

Today, we continue with Scott Pauli, our study through the great journeys of the Bible. Today we continue with Scott Pauli our study through the great journeys

of the Bible. Our prayer is that you will rediscover the adventure of walking with God.

From the time that the Lord Jesus Christ came into this world, it seems that his life was a constant journey.

He was always on the move.

For example, we know that he was born in Bethlehem, but you remember that very shortly after the birth of the Lord Jesus Christ,

Joseph and Mary were called on to run, to flee into Egypt,

to take the child. And so first he travels into Egypt. And then the angel of the Lord comes and says,

all right, you can come back into the land now. And so they come back and they settle in a place called

Nazareth in Galilee. We know, of course,

in Jesus Day that people walked everywhere they went, especially poor people. And so you can only

imagine how much walking the Lord Jesus Christ did during his lifetime. All over the land of the

Galilee, some people have estimated that in his three-year earthly ministry, he probably walked at least 3,000 miles.

Now, that, my friends, is a lot of miles, especially when you consider all different weather conditions and all different terrain.

He's always moving. You'll remember that early in his ministry,

he goes into the wilderness. And then much of his ministry, he's just moving from town to town

and place to place. He is on a journey for the salvation of souls. Now, instead of staying with one scripture today, like

we most often do, what I'd like to do is share one verse with you from each of the four

gospel records that show you Jesus in his journeys, because each of them, I believe, teaches

something not only about the fact that the Lord was always moving and always journeying,

but why he was doing so. So let's walk through the gospel records. Matthew chapter 11, verse number

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