The Lord Jesus was the greatest traveler in history.

From eternity past, he stepped into time.

We have the privilege of walking with Jesus every day.

Join Scott Pauli now as we continue to follow Christ steps through the gospel according to Mark.

Our world has become such a mobile place and people are always on the go. As a matter of fact, we frequently hear someone described that

way, oh, she's on the go. He's on the go. They mean by that, always in motion, always in movement.

I wonder if we as believers are on the go. I don't mean by that, are you busy? I'm certain you are, but I wonder are you on the go for God?

Are you going like the Lord intended you to go? Did you know you can be busy and not be about the father's business?

We've been journeying with Jesus now for many, many weeks and we're nearing the end of our study in the last chapter of the

gospel according to Mark, and it's fascinating to me how this little word go just keeps recurring.

You'll remember that when the angels spoke to the women early in the morning, he said to those

women, go your way. Tell his disciples in Peter that he goeth before you into Galilee.

So the first word to those women was go. Now when the Lord Jesus gathers with the 11,

he says to them in Mark chapter 16 verse 15 and he said to them, go ye into all the world

and preach the gospel to every creature. I wonder, are we on the go for God?

I didn't ask, is your church a mission-minded church? I hope you belong to a church where they

only preach the gospel, but they're interested in starting churches and getting missionaries to the

field and getting the Lord's work done.

But did you know it's even possible to be a member of a church like that,

but you are not yourself personally engaged in getting the gospel out?

Listen to these words, go ye.

You might even want to write in the margin of your Bible, ye means me. Literally. Let's take this

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