Psalm 15 asks a very personal question, O Lord, who may abide in Thy tent? Who may dwell on Thy holy hill? He was concerned with the nature and character of the person who desires to enter God's presence. Throughout Christian history we've been tempted to go to one extreme or the other. One is where the holiness of God has been stressed so powerfully that the ordinary mortal has felt it impossible to approach God in worship or prayer. The other overly stressed the open access to God's presence so much that worship or prayer became so ordinary, so thoughtless and casual. 

We need to celebrate, and take advantage, of the open access to God in worship and prayer. We also need to take seriously our time with Him. Take time to make time for time with the Lord. 

Just a Wednesday thought.