This is Max Locato. My college roommate, Steve, was neat. Not just neat in the sense of a lot of fun, but neat in the sense of not sloppy. I, on the other hand, tend to be sloppy. Why make up a bed you're going to sleep in that night?

Steve was very gracious. Little by little, he helped me change, and I learned the purpose of hangers.

The reason for toothpaste lids. Our four years of rooming together were four years of regular

repentance. Then he turned me over to Deanland, and she's still working on me. The same thing

happens to Christians. As Christ moves in and takes up residence in his

life, the Christian sees how sloppy he is. Over time, his language changes, his habits change. He

lives a lifestyle of repentance. The longer we hang out with Jesus, the more we see what needs

to change.

Repentance becomes a livestock.

This is Max Lakedo.