You ask for the Blood of Christ to cover your tourists, your bus, your guide, your driver, the weather, the places, the hotel, the ways, the food and the water. You ask for only satisfied customers and no inspection or problems. You ask for your small agency to flourish. It is good to call upon the Name of Jesus and to seek His blessing. The Scripture says, “Whatsoever ye do in word or deed, do all in the name of the Lord Jesus, giving thanks to God and the Father by Him.” If you eat, if you drink, if you travel, do all in the Name of God, calling Him to aid you. Set His Name in front of every undertaking. Where the Name of God is, all is auspicious. So place your agency and every journey under His lordship, giving thanks both before and afterwards. Nothing polluted remains where Christ is called upon.
Yet understand what that covering truly means. The Blood does not promise a road without inspection, without vexing customers, without weather that tests you. The Lord Himself withdrew to Galilee to teach us not to cast ourselves needlessly into temptation, but He did not flee from every trial. If we travel the narrow way, we must walk both confident in our Guide and in fear because of the precipices on either side. As Gamaliel wisely said, if this work be of men, it will come to naught; but if it be of God, no inspection or human problem can overthrow it. Do not reduce the precious Blood to a talisman against inconvenience. That is to walk in a shadow of death, mistaking sensible darkness for the true light. The light sprang up not because men sought it, but because God showed Himself from above. Let your agency shine with that light, not by avoiding every customer’s provocation, but by conducting your business in righteousness and thankfulness. If a dissatisfied traveler comes, bear it with patience. If a difficulty arises, call on Jesus still, and let it refine your faith rather than shake your confidence.
Seek first His Kingdom and His righteousness, and trust that all else shall be prospered according to His will. The apostles rejoiced that they were counted worthy to suffer shame for the Name. They did not ask for every excursion to be trouble‑free. They prayed, they labored, and they left the outcome to God. Do the same. Let your agency flourish by walking soberly, wakefully, and in continual prayer. Let every journey begin and end with gratitude. Then whether you see high ranking or face a trial, Christ will be with you, and that is the true blessing. Do not make satisfaction and smooth inspection your gauge of His favor. The covering of His Blood is deeper than that, guarding your soul through all the world’s snares. Travel on, then, in the Name of Jesus. Amen.