The church is lost in the maze, in the confusion, in the proliferation of groups that appeal to the emptiness, the loneliness, the pain, that are in the hearts of men. We can certainly deny that the church stands out. The methods of the church have all too often been degenerated into those of salesmanship instead of being lifted up into the methods ordained by God. This is ironic in the light of the fact that Satan has always been the one to imitate the methods which God gave the church. Now it seems that the Enemy is conquering the church by having the church assimilate his own methods. This is a harsh statement to make, but its real harshness comes in the light of the words of Christ that His disciples could not move mountains because of their unbelief. And rather than deny our unbelief we have created an even greater problem; we merely pretend that the mountains did not exist. We do not see any mountains to be moved, only programmes to be pushed. We willingly accept God's second or third best for us, never once asking if there might exist something greater, dearer to the heart of God which He wishes to bestow upon us. Let us search our hearts and do as 2Chronicles 7:14 exhorts.Amen!