We live in a time where convenience is often sought out rather than commitment. In an age of fast foods, fast cars, fast computers, and the idea of fast money, convenience presents itself as a logical option for life’s circumstances. Convenience makes a difference right now, Commitment makes a difference forever. Convenience satisfies the needs of one, Commitment satisfies the needs of many. Just as every meal should not be cooked in a microwave, every decision should not be made based upon what is the most convenient. Obeying God requires commitment. Successful marriages require commitment. Raising children requires commitment. Upward mobility in your career requires commitment. Sharing your faith requires commitment. Commitment will bring relevance to what you are doing today and will help you direct your decisions, order your steps, seek His Will in everything that you do. Though others may not understand, commitment will prove itself in the long run.