The Bible often describes faith as a journey, and the earliest name for the Christian movement was “the Way,” a road word. Saul went to Damascus to arrest “any who belonged to the Way” (Acts 9:2), and years later Paul told a Roman governor that he worshiped God “as a follower of the Way” (Acts 24:14). The verses below begin with Abram setting out, then turn to guidance, God’s presence along the road, the pace of a Christian life, and…
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