At the entrance to a small inn in a town in Vermont, there's a regulation-sized post office box, but instead of the usual hours of collection notice, there is this message. Neither rain, nor snow, nor gloom of night, shall stay us from delivering this mail to the post office across the street, at least once a day, whether permitting and providing there's enough mail in this box to make the trip worthwhile. Some Christians are that way about their obedience, as long as it's convenient, there'll be obedience. The cross was not convenient. If it had been convenient, it would have been far less valuable. When your obedient, and it doesn't cost you anything, I suppose that's nice. When your obedient, it's pleasure is worth the inconvenience. I'm Steve Brown of Keylight Network, you think about that.