You call upon the Name of Jesus for your travelers and your agency, and rightly so, for if we do all in the Name of the Lord, all shall be prospered to us. When you travel, when you eat, when you drink, set this Name before every undertaking, giving thanks both before and after. Where the Name of Christ is invoked, there all is made auspicious; it casts out devils, it drives away disease, and it renders every business easy. So pray in His Name, calling Him to aid you, and then take hold of your work.
Yet take care that the blessing you seek is not merely the carnal prosperity of smooth roads and satisfied customers. The old covenant promised fruit of the body and safety in going out and coming in. But we have been called to a blessing far higher, a spiritual blessing sealed by the blood of Christ. Those who clutch at carnal comforts are often unable to hear of spiritual things, and they who aim at the eternal must stand aloof from setting their hearts on earthly glory. For what does it profit if your agency flourishes but your soul withers? The true blessing is not found in an absence of inspection or a high rank among men, but in being made immortal, righteous, a fellow-heir with Christ. Seek first the fullness of the Gospel blessing, the honor of good deeds that receive praise from God, not only the applause of tourists.
Be not troubled if trials come, for in the world you will have tribulation, and it is through many dangers that we travel the narrow way toward the city to come. The patriarch Jacob saw few and evil days, yet the promises were fulfilled not in his lifetime but in the things to come. So too, your labor in that small agency, if offered to God, receives its true recompense not in a flawless excursion but in the age to come. God is the cause of all things; it is not your efforts alone that produce fruit, but His command. Invoke His Name over food, water, hotel, and weather, and trust that whatever befalls, you and your guests are covered by the Blood that speaks a better word than the law of Moses.
Therefore, travel on, sober and watchful, confident in Christ your guide yet fearful of the precipices on either side. Let your prayer be not only that no customer complain, but that through your service the Name of Jesus may be glorified and souls may be drawn to the Kingdom which has come unto you. Then you shall receive blessing from God indeed.