During the past winter, heavy snowfall paralyzed many cities. Kenneth Harrell lives in Missouri. He came into a St. Louis neighborhood, in which he didn’t live, and started cleaning the streets with a bobcat construction vehicle. He paid for the rental of the bobcat out of his own pocket. He had no intention of being paid back. Folks in the neighborhood referred to his as the “plowing vigilante.” When asked why he did it, he said, “It just doesn’t make sense to me that people could get out of their house but not off the street.” What did make sense to him turned out to be a great help to a lot of people. If something makes sense to you, use that to find some place where you can be productive in helping God and people. St. Louis experienced a good vigilante.