Most of you here today would know the name Lloyd C. Douglas, the author of The Robe and Ben Hur. Mr. Douglas shares an experience out of his early life when he was a student at the university. He lived in a boarding house, and on the first floor below him, lived an old man who was a retired music teacher. The fella was infirm and was no longer able to walk. And Lloyd C. Douglas said that each day they would share a ritual together. He would come down the stairway and knock on the music teacher’s door and open the door and say, what’s the good news today? What’s the good way. And the music teacher would take his tuning fork, tap it against the metal of wheelchair and say, that is middle C. It was middle C yesterday, it will be middle C tomorrow, it will be middle C a thousand years from now…