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What Are You Supposed To Do? PRO
Contributed by Sermon Central on Apr 27, 2009 (message contributor)
WHAT ARE YOU SUPPOSED TO DO?
Frank Sosienski was a postman in Louisville, Kentucky, who didn’t want to deliver some of his mail. Perhaps he was tired of being chased by dogs. Perhaps it was the cold weather he disliked or the hot summertimes. Maybe the mail was heavy; maybe he wanted to quit his route just a little early each day.
In any case, there were eventually complaints about mail not arriving, and they traced the problem back to Frank. When the postal authorities investigated, they found the mail that was missing. Most of it was in Frank’s attic. You see, over a six-year period, he stashed away tons of other people’s mail. They discovered over 1,200 bags of undelivered mail in Frank Sosienski’s attic.
Question: A mail carrier is supposed to... what? Deliver the mail!
Truth is, a mail carrier...
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