Believers often refer to their walk of faith as a journey. We refer to roads traveled and roads we didn’t travel. Some of our relationships we refer to as people who crossed our path. Some of that may have to do with the travels of the Biblical character we call the prodigal son. In the tale the son left his father’s home and travel all the while wasting everything his father gave him. When the man fell on hard times he remembered his father’s home and how he would fare better there as a servant. The parable was the journey away and the return, and the father receiving him back as a son and not a servant. The journey is a common theme used to talk about a believer’s relationship with God.