If love is always discreet, always cautious, always wise, always sensible, always calculating and never carried beyond itself, it is not love at all. The Garden of Eden was a meeting place. There divinity and humanity communed with each other. When sin came man lost his place of intimacy and hid himself from God. We become masters in hiding and never break open our hearts in true worship. The next meeting place was the Tabernacle of Moses, it was a tent of meetings. God always makes a place to meet with us, because He wants to be in the midst of our lives and intimate with us. The ultimate place of meetings is in Jesus Christ, in Him we meet with God and become intimate again. Love always finds a place to meet, for love must express itself. Mary of Bethany expressed her love for Jesus by breaking her box of alabaster, as an act of worship. In spite of the hostile environment she did what she could for Jesus. We oft come to church for what we want, instead of what He wants. Can you bring to God things that are of value to Him?