“Men like to think that there is still something within them that is inclined to seek the Lord, but the painful truth is that our hearts are best upon seeking our own glory. This is true in every area of life (and perhaps especially) worship…Left to our own devices, we would develop and implement a system of worship built upon the foundation of our own ideas of what was ‘uplifting’ and ‘fulfilling.’ Human traditions may seem well adapted to stir up holy emotions or lift up spiritual affections, but if God Himself does not command them, they are no more than will-worship, however ‘spiritual’ they may make us feel. All kinds of worship produce emotions that seem to be edifying. The question that needs to be settled with regard to worship is whether we are seeking God according to His Word, or substituting our own inventions and traditions.” (Comin, 4)