Have you ever wondered if there is a "right" way to approach God - or can we approach Him any way that we want?

Is it enough that everyone must simply be sincere in their approach, or is there also a standard of correctness that everyone must meet?

It might help to look at it like this:  In any meeting between two people, there are really only two options:  A greater meeting a lesser, or an equal meeting an equal.

If it's true that in approaching God our own sincerity is more important than any objective standard of correctness, then the whole thing is really more about us than anyone or anything else.  And if this is true, we could only be greater than God - because the greater person dictates to the lesser.

But if we must couple sincerity with correctness, that would mean that there is some standard that God has dictated to us that we are obliged to follow.  And if this is true, we couldn't be greater than God nor could we be His equal.  The only option would be that we are less than God, and the right of determination is His and His alone.

I pray that you'll join us in this new series, and that you find the correct answer to the most important question that you'll ever face:

Are you following after God down the path that He has made for you, or with machete and pickaxe in hand, have you turned to the side and sought to make your own way?